Increasingly, we have noticed that graduates are breaking away from the "big company" mould to start their own companies or to work for a small to medium-sized entrepreneurial type of organization in anticipation of founding their own enterprise. They are young, professional, innovative and aggressive. They have that special combination of knowledge, talent, judgment and passion - an "entrepreneurial" spirit!
That entrepreneurial spirit is thriving at Ivey. In response to recent student demand, Ivey has developed several new courses in entrepreneurship that focus on how to finance and manage a rapidly-growing enterprise, how to market in today's environment of shortened product life cycles, and how to modify a business to compete effectively in today's digital economy.
Recent Publications
Pidduck, R. J.; Clark, D. C.; Zhang, Y. J., 2024, "Cultivating entrepreneurial human capital in multinational corporations: An intercultural paradox mindset lens", Journal of World Business, August 59(5)
Clark, D. C.; Hunt, R. A., (Forthcoming), "The Challenge and Opportunity of a Quantum Mechanics Metaphor in Organization and Management Research: A Response to Shelef, Wuebker, and Barney’s “Heisenberg Effects in Experiments on Business Ideas”", Academy of Management Review
Pidduck, R. J.; Clark, D. C., (Forthcoming), "Alert during what? Beyond the “Big O” to a culturally-cognizant, process view of entrepreneurial alertness", Asia Pacific Journal of Management