SCIENTIFIC BOARD
Dienstleistungs-Liste
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Susan Marlow
Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Editor Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice
Nottingham Business School
England
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Verena Karlsdóttir
Assistant Professor at University of Akureyri
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Meike Stephan
Postdoc University of Siegen
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Jan-Philipp Ahrens
PD Dr. habil.
Head of the Interdisciplinary Research Group Family Firms, University of Mannheim, Germany.
Visiting scholar, Stanford University, USA.
Associate Editor Journal of Family Business Strategy.
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Elmar Konrad
Professor - Director of Institute for Entrepreneurship
University of Applied Sciences Mainz
Germany
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Frank LaschFrank Lasch
Professor of Entrepreneurship
Consulting Editor International Small Business Journal
Montpellier Business School
France
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João Leitão
Professor
Associate Editor Journal of Management & Organization
University of Beira Interior, CEG-IST, University of Lisbon & C-MAST, UBI
Portugal
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Oliver Mauroner
Professor
University of Applied Sciences Mainz
Germany
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Mark Sanders
Professor
Associate Editor for Small Business Economics
University of Maastricht
The Netherlands
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Oliver Som
Full Professor for Innovation, Technology Management & Entrepreneurship at the Management Center Innsbruck | The Entrepreneurial School at Innsbruck (Austria), Member of the UNESCO Chair in Futures Capability for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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Arndt WernerKerstin Wagner
Professor
University of Siegen
Germany
PAST CONFERENCES
26 – 28 September 2018, Management Center Innsbruck, Austria
Keynote Speaker: Toke Reichstein, Copenhagen Business School
2017: "Everyday Entrepreneurship- A Call for Entrepreneurship Research to Embrace Entrepreneurial Diversity"
20-22 September, University of Siegen, Germany.
Keynote Speakers: Robert Blackburn, University of Cambridge, & Friederike Welter, Institut für Mittelstandsforschung
2016: "Change. The New Face of Entrepreneurship."
7-9 September, HTW Chur, Switzerland
Keynote Speaker: Peter Gloor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology , US.
2015: "Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age – Towards a New Way of Venturing?
February 25-27, Montpellier Business School
Keynote speaker: David Audretsch from Indiana University, US.
2014: "Europe and the Crisis – Country Perspectives on Entrepreneurship"
March 12-14, HTW Chur University, Switzerland.
Keynote speaker: Simon Parker from Ivey Business School, Canada
Best paper award: Tonoyan V. & Bruton G.: The impact of corruption on firm innovativeness. A multi-level analysis.
2013: "Entrepreneurial Challenges in the 21st Century - Current Research and Future Avenues"
March 13-15, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Brescia, Italy.
Keynote speaker: Roy Thurik from Erasmus University Rotterdam & Montpellier Business School
Best paper award: Hundt C. & Sternberg R. : Explaining new firm creation in Europe - A multi-level analysis based upon data of
individuals, regions and countries
2012: "Entrepreneurship and Innovation"
March 15-17, University of Regensburg, Germany.
Keynote speaker: Michael Dowling from the University of Regensburg (Reflections on 10 years of IECER).
Best paper award: Pereira D. & Leitao. J. (Does the academic spin-off condition play a role in patent valuation?).
2011: "Financing of New Ventures after the Crisis"
February 16-18, University of Munich, Germany.
Keynote speakers: Ann-Kristin Achleitner from the Technical University of Munich and Gordon Murray from Exeter University
Best paper award: Bessler W. & Seim M.: Venture capital financing and exit strategies in Europe: Long-run performance and firm and deal characteristics.
2010: "Academic Entrepreneurship"
March 10-12, University of Regensburg, Germany.
Keynote speaker: Hans Georg Gemünden from the Technical University of Berlin.
Best paper award: Tommy C. & Rasmussen E. : Parallel path strategies and technology transfer within academic spin-offs.
2009: "Human Capital and Entrepreneurship"
March 4-6, Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal.
Keynote speaker: Maryann P. Feldman, University of North Carolina.
Best paper award: Timmermans B.: The effect of previous co-worker experience on firm survival.
