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Listening Lab Invitation: Roadmap to Financing & Procurement in a COVID-19 Environment - July 8, 2020 - 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. EDT

Listening Lab Invitation: Roadmap to Financing & Procurement in a COVID-19 Environment
July 8, 2020 - 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. EDT
 
This listening lab provides small business participants in an unfamiliar COVID-19 environment with "real access" to information, which can be used to help sustain and grow companies within this new economic landscape.  Click here to learn more and register:
 

CEITR and UOPX Researchers Present at SBI Annual Conference 2020

We are excited to share that a team of seven researchers including UOPX faculty and CEITR (Center for Educational and Instructional Technology Research) Research Fellow at College of Doctoral Studies, University of Phoenix, will present "Competitive Paper" and "Roundtable" sessions at the SBI Annual Conference 2020 in New Orleans, LA, February 27-29, 2020. 

USASBE 2019 Annual Conference: Collaborative Research and Learning

Posted on January 28, 2019 6:39 pm MST, by Louise Underdahl
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What Changes Designer-Entrepreneurs into Successful Business Leaders: Exploring the Role of Ambidextrous Leadership

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Identified indicators of exploration versus exploitation (March, 1991) using Content analysis using NVivo software with 100 fashion designer-entrepreneurs [64 male, 36 female; see Fashion Designers slide for list] to explore individual ambidexterity through secondary data in published interviews [Sources: 53 Women's Wear Daily 2004 - 2014; 24 Footwear News 2001 - 2016; see Journals slide in presentation for remaining magazines]. Themes of dynamic relationships and ambidextrous leadership were identified. Presentation is foundation for journal article in progress.

An etic approach to examine EE building in the MENA region

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The study of EE at country level is often examined within the boundary of a country’s own institutions, infrastructure, culture, and people, without considering major external influences from other countries or world power. Past literature in EE seldom discusses the relevance and importance of global geopolitical issues impacting a country’s path to EE building. Given the imbalance of world power among nations, in the study of developing economies and their EE, it is important to understand geopolitical issues and their impact on indigenous EE formation.

Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Research Agenda

Posted on March 5, 2018 4:02 pm MST, by Fiona Sussan

Recent research in entrepreneurial ecosystems views entrepreneurs as the main actors within the systems of institutions and infrastructures.   Focusing on the digital economy, this Center is interested in investigating how digitalization, i.e., leveraging the use of Internet technologies, has enabled entrepreneurs to operate beyond endowment of factors within a region.  We are interested in understanding how entrepreneurs in regions faced with depopulation, e.g., inner cities, or unfavourable endowment of factors can leverage the use of digital technologies and their digital infrastructures to start, grow, and sustain their businesses.  First, access to Internet is a requirement to become a participant in the digital economy.  Second, digital skills are essential to leverage digital technologies to engage in entrepreneurship in digital business.  Third, governance of digital ecosystem impacts entrepreneurs’ ability to compete in the digital economy.  Do regions faced with depopulation or unfavourable endowment of factors also fall behind in these three dimensions?  

Catalyzing Cross-Generational Entrepreneurship

Posted on January 11, 2018 7:59 pm MST, by Louise Underdahl
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