Projects

Our major research and publication effort falls within entrepreneurship and innovation and the development of knowledge and resources for business development and growth. Our experienced research team includes international and national academics from various disciplines including business: accounting, management, marketing, entrepreneurship, creative industries and innovation. A variety of areas of research interest include nascent entrepreneurship, firm growth, entrepreneurial processes, high potential start-ups, entrepreneurship research methods, gender and entrepreneurship, knowledge management, networks and clusters, leadership, executive development, new venture risk recognition and risk mitigation strategies.

Current programs and their international significance:

• Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM)
• Firm Early Development and Performance (FEDP): A Panel Study
• What facilitates or hinders the discovery and exploitation of entrepreneurial opportunities? A systematic comparison of the independent and corporate contexts
• DEEO Discovery and Exploitation of Entrepreneurial Opportunities: The Differential Effects of Organizational Antecedents on Dimensions of Corporate Entrepreneurship
• The Comprehensive Australian Study of Entrepreneurial Emergence (CAUSEE)