Eric Morse

Professor, Entrepreneurship
Expertise: Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Innovation

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Eric Morse is a Professor of Entrepreneurship, Executive Director of the Morrissette Institute for Entrepreneurship, and former Associate Dean of Programs at the Ivey Business School. He is the founder and Program Director for Ivey Executive Education and KPMG Private Enterprise’s QuantumShift™ Program for Entrepreneurs. Over its lifetime, the QuantumShift™ Program has inspired more than 850 of Canada’s best and brightest entrepreneurs and companies onto even greater success.

Eric has served on the board, been an advisor to, founded, or been an investor in a variety of entrepreneurial start-ups. He actively consults with both private and public enterprises across Canada and around the world. He has worked with a diverse range of corporate clients on strategy, strategic planning, growth, and innovation. His work with business leaders has been widely cited by CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Financial Post Magazine, Vancouver Sun, The South China Morning Post, Chatelaine, and Cosmopolitan (HK).

Programs

Canadian Private Capital Investment School

Invest in your career with Canada's premier management program for private capital professionals. Learn directly from top industry players and network with other emerging leaders in VC and PE.

Starts March 16, 2026

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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QuantumShift for Entrepreneurs

Drive growth and inspire results with a purpose-built learning experience for Entrepreneurs. In partnership with KPMG Private Enterprise, QuantumShift accelerates your leadership effectiveness.

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Articles

Recognizing Opportunity and Value in the Unexpected

Erik Mikkelsen, HBA '06, shares his journey through entrepreneurship and the career detours that presented new opportunities.

Private growth companies: Lessons learned from surviving the pandemic

Our panel of entrepreneurs discussed how the pandemic has impacted Canadian private business, what it will take to get back to growth, lessons learned along the way, and the overall importance of private growth companies to Canada’s economic recovery.