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DOCTORAL
RESEARCHERS
The following doctoral candidates have undertaken research
that is relevant to the Entrepreneurship
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Nina Rosenbusch
Nina Rosenbusch is a
visiting post-doctoral researcher at the
Richard Ivey School of Business. Her
current research program on exploration
and exploitation activities in the
context of internationalization is
funded by the German Academic Exchange
Service.
Nina's main research interests focus on
innovation, ambidexterity and the
determinants of firm success, including
the determinants of long-term IPO
performance. She collaborates with
internationally renowned scholars from
various disciplines to conduct primary
field studies as well as meta-analytic
research. Her work has been accepted for
publication in Journal of Business
Venturing and presented at
international entrepreneurship and
management conferences. In 2008, Nina
received her PhD from the University of
Jena, Germany, where she worked as a
post-doctoral researcher prior to her
stay at the Ivey School of Business.
From 2001-2004, Nina worked in the
international business development
department of a German asset management
company.
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Bahareh Tehrani
Bahareh is a PhD Candidate in General
Management. Her research interests include
entrepreneurship, firm survival and failure,
entrepreneurship in developing countries and
innovation. Bahareh received her Msc. in
Management Sciences from University of Waterloo.
Prior to joining Ivey, Bahareh has worked as an
industrial engineer (project management) on
several projects.
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Matthew Wong
Matthew is a PhD candidate in General
Management. His research interests include
Entrepreneurial skills and
capabilities assessment, expertise, leadership
in small organizations,
mobile
information and communication technologies
and changing nature
of contemporary work.
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Matthias Tietz
Matthias is a PhD
Candidate
in General Management. His research
interests include entrepreneurship and its
differences from intrapreneurship. Matthias
received his MA in Strategy and
International Management from the University
of St.Gallen in Switzerland and his MBA from
the Nanyang Business School in Singapore.
Prior to joining Ivey Matthias has worked in
various consulting projects in South
America, Europe and Asia, mainly in
executive education and in the HR domain.
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Fei (Sophie) Zhu
Sophie is a PhD candidate in General Management.
Her research interests include comparative
studies of corporate entrepreneurship in Chinese
and US/Canadian companies, corporate social
responsibility in the Chinese context, and
strategic leadership.
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