Funded Research Proposals

Recent research suggests that diversity can provide a critical boost to organizational innovation. Indeed, organizations often espouse public goals to diversify their workforces, and past research has robustly shown that specific, quantified goals are more effective at motivating goal completion than ambiguous goals. Read More

In this project, I investigate employee entrepreneurship as a key source of the incumbent disadvantage. Read More

This proposal for research funding aims to develop a general tool using cutting edge machine learning methods to value patents. Read More

Many technology products and platform markets are characterized by indirect network effects. These network effects arise when the benefit from using a product or a service increases with the use of a complementary product or service. Read More

This proposal seeks to study the relationship between the hiring of immigrant high-skill workers and firm-level production innovation. Read More

The goal of our project is to establish a measure of the physical probabilities and risk premia associated with low (zero) interest rate outcomes. Read More

In this project, we seek to address this knowledge gap by examining how the corporate social reputation of rival companies impact a focal firm’s entry and promotion strategies in the sustainable consumer packaged goods (CPG) market. Read More

This project will examine the response by entrepreneurs to sociopolitical forces such as nationalism and populism. Read More

Private equity (PE) investment in U.S. healthcare has increased dramatically in recent years. Read More

Innovation in medical technology has played a large role in the growth in welfare benefits and monetary costs due to health care over the last half century. Like many industries that rely on innovation, medical technology has an active market for corporate mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Read More