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Entrepreneurial team development in academic spinouts : an examination of team heterogeneity

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The role of teams in academic spin-offs

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A Process Study of Entrepreneurial Team Formation : The Case of a Research-Based Spin-Off

Clarysse, Bart - 2009

This study explores how the team managing a start-up evolves and copes with and learns from crises during the start-up phase. Shocks in the founding team and the position of its champion co-exist with shocks in the development of the business. The research is a case study of CINE, a pseudonym...

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Does team entrepreneurial passion matter for relationship conflict and team performance? : on the importance of fit between passion focus and venture development stage

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Entrepreneurial Team Development in Academic Spinouts : An Examination of Team Heterogeneity

Lockett, Andy - 2009

Analyzes the effects of entrepreneurial team dynamics onthe performance of academic spinoffs. First, the definition of entrepreneurialteams is offered, and the link between team structure and performance isexamined. Next, data from a detailed field study of ten academic spinoffs inFlanders are...

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