Ivey hosts inaugural conference of leading Entrepreneurship researchers
Researchers from leading universities in the Great Lakes area gathered at Ivey on May 27-28 for a two-day conference showcasing their current entrepreneurship research.
The inaugural Great Lakes Entrepreneurship Network (GLEN) conference at Ivey’s Spencer Leadership Centre, hosted by Ivey’s Entrepreneurship Cross-Enterprise Leadership Centre, drew delegates and presenters from seven schools: Indiana University, University of Illinois, University of Minnesota, Ohio State University, Syracuse University, University of Wisconsin, and Richard Ivey School of Business.
he goal of the conference, which will rotate through the seven schools, was to connect entrepreneurship doctoral students and faculty, and share ideas about the latest research.
“It’s an idea-generation forum,” said Simon Parker, Director of the Entrepreneurship Cross-Enterprise Leadership Centre and MBA ‘80 Professor in Entrepreneurship. “Entrepreneurship research is a fast-growing field and there are some outstanding researchers participating in the event. The conference was initiated to gain insights from this research, give feedback on people’s ideas and suggest ways to move forward. We’re looking at possible collaborations for the future.”
Harry Sapienzo, the Curtis L. Carlson Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Minnesota, was looking forward to learning about research from developing scholars. “I hope to be inspired by the ideas of young people in the field,” he said.
GLEN participants and presenters included:
Ohio State University – Center for Entrepreneurship, Fisher College of Business
Sharon Alvarez, Associate Professor, Management & Human Resources
Brian Saxton, Doctoral Researcher
Willie Stromeyer, Doctoral Researcher
Chris Welter, Doctoral Researcher
Susan Young, Doctoral Researcher
University of Minnesota – Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies, Carlson School of Management
Florence Honore, Research Assistant
Martin Ganco, Assistant Professor, Strategic Management/Organization
Hans Rawhouser, Doctoral Researcher
Harry Sapienza, Professor, Curtis L Carlson Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies; Academic Director, Carlson Ventures Enterprise; Co-Director, Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
University of Wisconsin – Weinert Center for Entrepreneurship, Wisconsin School of Business
Jon Eckhardt, Associate Professor of Management
Joe Raffiee, Doctoral Researcher
Indiana University – Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Kelley School of Business
Marcus Wolfe, Doctoral Researcher
Jenny House, Doctoral Researcher
Dean Shepherd, Professor of Entrepreneurship; Randall L Tobias Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership
Anand Titus, Doctoral Researcher
Syracuse University – Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship, Whitman School of Management
David Gras, Doctoral Researcher
Shoko Kato, Doctoral Researcher
Tom Lumpkin, Chris J. Witting Chair in Entrepreneurship
Johan Wiklund, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
UWO - Pierre L Morrissette Institute for Entrepreneurship, Richard Ivey School of Business
Brian Anderson, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
Rob Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship; Donald G & Elizabeth R Ness Faculty Fellow in Entrepreneurship
Eric Morse, Associate Professor; Associate Dean - Programs
Simon Parker, Associate Professor; Director, Entrepreneurship Cross-Enterprise Leadership Centre; MBA ’80 Professor in Entrepreneurship
Stewart Thornhill, Associate Professor; Executive Director, Pierre L. Morrissette Institute for Entrepreneurship
Matt Wong, Doctoral Researcher
Fei Zhu, Doctoral Researcher
Ivey’s Professor Simon Parker with Indiana University conference participants (L-R): Marcus Wolfe, Anand Titus, Sola Lawal, Jenny House
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