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Strategy, innovation and entrepreneurship research
Imagining business not as usual approaches to societal challenges
The Discipline of Strategy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship brings together academia, business, government and civil society organizations to catalyse and research innovation and strategy-making for a sustainable future.
We are a diverse and inclusive group that is connected and engaged. Driven by ambitious standards of excellence, we produce impactful research and practical, actionable knowledge for business, government and society. Our work aims to:
- inspire and equip leaders to create and capture opportunities to design and implement innovative strategies in their organisations.
- shape the evolution of innovation ecosystems and contribute to policy dialogue in ways that advance the public interest
- improve commercialisation outcomes for inventors and entrepreneurs both inside and outside academia
- champion technological and social innovation towards the achievement of an inclusive and regenerative society.
- partner with social and Indigenous enterprises to co-create culturally informed solutions to community identified challenges.
Our people
Meet our academics and research students.
Professor Leanne Cutcher
Professor Suresh Cuganesan
Professor Guy Ford
Professor Dan Lovallo
Professor Steven Maguire
Professor Andreas Rauch
Professor Christopher Wright
Associate Professor Massimo Garbuio
Associate Professor Stefan Meisiek
Associate Professor David Oliver
Our initiatives
Our area is home to two initiatives that bring students, the public and partner organisations together to find new solutions to issues facing our community.
Research seminars
If multimedia communication of a strategy enables more effective learning, why don’t more organisations do it?
- Date: 19 June 2018 at 12:30pm
- Venue: Rm 5050, Lvl 5, the Abercrombie Building (H70)
- Speaker: Professor Stephen Cummings, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand
Institutional Aesthetics: Embodied Ways of Knowing and Institutional Processes
- Date: 17 May 2018 at 12pm
- Venue: Rm 5040, Abercrombie Building (H70)
- Speaker: Professor Douglas Creed, College of Business, University of Rhode Island
Identity synchronization as a route to newcomers' hybrid socialisation
- Date: 20 March 2018 at 2.30pm
- Venue: Rm 5070, Abercrombie Building (H70)
- Speaker: Stoyan Stoyanov, Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strathclyde Business School
Organising the freelancer society
- Date: 15 March 2018 at 10.30am
- Venue: Rm 5040, Abercrombie Building (H70)
- Speaker: Bernhard Resch, Victoria University of Wellington
Research highlights
Contact details
Angela O'Brien
Discipline Executive Officer
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