David Johnson (University of Edinburgh, UK) talks about his research regarding the commercialization of stem cell research and the influence of entrepreneurial ecosystems. They have investigated regenmed ecosystems in Edinburgh (Scotland, UK), Madison (Wisconsin, USA), and Moscow (Russia) to explore how technology entrepreneurs (including academic entrepreneurs) make sense of venturing uncertainties and the implications for the emergence of entrepreneurial ecosystems.
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New post on The EERN Blog by Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd, Professor at the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Strathclyde. Professor Dodd teaches and trains in the areas of corporate venturing, new venture creation and growth, family business, organizational behaviour, and international business management.
Traditional understandings of entrepreneurial ecosystems, often driven by underpinnings in economic theory, and business strategy, have tended to highlight drivers such as ...
Fully sponsored by the Newton-Katip Çelebi Fund Researcher Links scheme, a workshop on “Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: the impact on local and national economic growth and international competitiveness” will be held in Izmir, Turkey on May 23rd – 26th, 2016.
The workshop will explore and apply current research on how the development of entrepreneurial ecosystems of universities, regions and countries;
- Accelerates the production and innovation in products and services and
- Increases competit...
