Browsing by Division "GCEI - Global Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation"
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PublicationADHD Your Entrepreneurial Superpower! Prof. Dr. Isabella Hatak - ADHD POWER with Nicola Flückiger( 2023-06-12)
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PublicationBoard Oversight in Start-Up Fraud: Unveiling the Risks of Shared( 2024)
;Manuel Hess ;April J. SpivackJoakim WincentResearch into venture fraud is still scant and there is limited insight for why and how it occurs beyond that the founding entrepreneur usually constitutes the main suspects. In this study, we examine the monitoring behavior of board members in start-up fraud and their potentially compromising relationships with the founding entrepreneur leading the venture. In contrast to emerging recommendations in the literature, our qualitative study of 14 prominent fraud cases exposes the limitations of shared stock ownership between founding entrepreneurs in the executive lead and board members. Whereas guidelines from previous work mostly related to agency theory suggest shared ownership should produce improved alignment with venture goals, we show this alignment mechanism indicates risk of monitoring failures and the perpetuation of insufficient supervision, enabling fraudulent activities among boards and CEOs. Furthermore, our model identifies the founding entrepreneur in the lead as a central issue, alongside a considerable risk of fraud reinforcement mechanisms. This risk is compounded by the tendency of board members to resort to 'freeze' or 'flight' responses as initial coping strategies when detecting fraudulent activities before confronting problems directly.Type: conference paper -
PublicationBridging Organizational Context and Individual-Level Cognition to Explain Individual Ambidexterity( 2020-07-29)
;Boemelburg, RaphaelType: journal articleJournal: Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings -
PublicationBusiness models for digital sustainability: Framework, microfoundations of value capture, and empirical evidence from 130 smart city services(Elsevier, 2023)
;Bencsik, Barbara ;Parida, Vinit ;Wincent, JoakimType: journal articleJournal: Journal of Business ResearchVolume: 160Scopus© Citations 15 -
PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Journal of Business ResearchVolume: 158
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PublicationConquering the AI kingdom: Strategic positioning within a new competitive landscapeWith the rapid diffusion and widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), businesses worldwide face unprecedented opportunities to reshape their strategies and gain competitive advantage. Amidst this technological shift, understanding why firms differ becomes paramount. This paper explores how firms strategically position themselves in the competitive landscape of AI. Drawing from the competitive dynamics (CD) and the resource-based view (RBV) literature, this paper leverages archival data from the LexisNexis database. It employs machine learning (ML) methods to investigate the underlying strategic actions of the leading AI-centric firms over a longitudinal period (2016-2023). Our findings reveal distinct phases and patterns of actions for positioning in the era of AI. Ultimately, this paper contributes to our understanding of future-oriented strategic positioning.Type: conference paper
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Journal of Business ResearchVolume: 89
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PublicationEmotions in the strategic management of family business organizations: Opening up the black box (Editorial)( 2023-08-03)
;Alfredo De Massis ;Kimberly Eddleston ;Isabella Hatak ;Ronald Humphrey ;Evila PivaYi TangEmotions play a crucial role in the strategic management of family business organizations (FBOs). Yet, they are commonly treated as a black box, and we have a limited understanding of their antecedents, and the processes and mechanisms through which they develop and unfold in FBOs, ultimately leading to strategic outcomes. This paper opens the black box and develops a framework for studying emotions in the strategic management of FBOs. In addition, it discusses how contemporary research contributes to moving the state of the field forward and proposes an agenda for future research by delineating some critical challenges and research directions.Type: journal articleJournal: Long Range Planning -
PublicationEquity Crowdfunders’ Human Capital and Signal Set Formation: Evidence From Eye Tracking(Wiley-Blackwell SSH, 2022)
;Buttice, Vincenzo ;Collewaert, Veroniek ;Vanacker, Tom ;Vismara, SilvioWalthoff-Borm, XavierType: journal articleJournal: Entrepreneurship Theory and PracticeVolume: 46Issue: 5Scopus© Citations 18 -
PublicationEstablishing a Recovery Menu to Increase the Resilience of Entrepreneurs( 2024-05-02)
;Battisti, Martina ;Gish, JZhou, HaiboBuilding on the Effort Recovery Model and Conservation of Resources Theory, this study provides new theoretical and empirical insights into how entrepreneurs increase their resilience by engaging in recovery experiences. Employing a longitudinal repeated survey design applied to 346 entrepreneurs, our findings reveal that control is the only recovery experience that directly influences resilience. We also uncover more complex indirect pathways through positive reappraisal and sleep. Overall, the study demonstrates that each recovery experience has a unique relationship with resilience, allowing us to theorize potential underlying mechanisms for how recovery translates into resilience. We offer practical suggestions for effective interventions addressing the recovery paradox in entrepreneurship during times of change and uncertainty.Type: journal articleJournal: British Journal of Management -
PublicationExamining the Role of Board Members in Venture Fraud: A Qualitative Study of Monitoring Failures( 2024)
;Manuel Hess ;April J. SpivackType: conference paper -
PublicationFraming ideas for new venture resources acquisition in crises: An fsQCA analysisHow should new venture ideas be framed in order to acquire human resources and gain support in times of crisis characterized by struggling or failing institutions and governmental organizations? To answer this question, we analyze 316 new venture ideas aimed at alleviating the COVID-19 crisis in 11 countries. We investigate different linguistic framing configurations and test their persuasive power for human resource acquisition. Our fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) and linguistic analysis reveal that a “common enemy framing” is crucial for obtaining resources in crisis contexts. Non-profit venture ideas, specifically, may acquire resources via two additional paths: adding positive emotional content or using an entrepreneurial hustle framing with concrete calls to action. Our findings provide novel insights into entrepreneurial resource acquisition and idea framing during crises.Type: journal articleJournal: Journal of Business Venturing InsightsVolume: 17
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PublicationGenerative AI and AI-Based Business Model Innovation( 2023)Oliver GassmannType: journal articleJournal: Journal of Business ModelsVolume: 11Issue: 3
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: Long Range Planning
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PublicationType: journal articleJournal: MIT Sloan Management Review
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PublicationIndustry 4.0 and supply chain performance: A systematic literature review of the benefits, challenges, and critical success factors of 11 core technologies(Elsevier, 2022-08)
;Rad, Fakhreddin F. ;Oghazi, Pejvak ;Chirumalla, Koteshwar ;Pashkevich, Natallia ;Patel, PankajSattari, SetayeshType: journal articleJournal: Industrial Marketing ManagementVolume: 105 -
PublicationLeader Emergence in Nascent Venture Teams: The Critical Roles of Individual Emotion Regulation and Team Emotions(Blackwell Publishing Limited, 2020-01)van Krogh, GeorgType: journal articleJournal: Journal of Management StudiesVolume: 57Issue: 5DOI: 10.1111/joms.12563
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PublicationType: conference paperVolume: 2018Issue: 1