SKEMA KTO Paper Development Workshop
The SKEMA KTO Paper Development Workshop is a yearly event held on SKEMA's Sophia Antipolis campus. The event, open to doctoral students and young researchers, has a friendly atmosphere and strives to inspire development.
The purpose of the workshop is to enhance the research skills of promising scholars within the fields of strategy, international business, organisation, innovation and/or entrepreneurship, and to increase their likelihood of publication. The number of participants is always limited to allow for interactive discussions and feedback between individuals within a friendly environment.
Participants attend seminars conducted by leading scholars, such as Gautam Ahuja (Cornell Tech), Gino Cattani (NYU Stern), Lars Frederiksen (Aarhus University), Tobias Kreschmer (LMU), and Daniel Tzabbar (Drexel University).
Faculty coordinating the event: Ludovic Dibiaggio, former head of KTO, ludovic.dibiaggio@skema.edu
SKEMA KTO Crossing Bridges
The SKEMA KTO Crossing Bridges is a yearly event held on SKEMA's Grand Paris Campus. The event is a workshop open to faculty and doctoral students, in which individuals can present their ongoing research at varying stages of development.
The purpose of the workshop is to create a dialogue between disciplines by displaying research that “crosses bridges” between strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship, and organisational behavior.
Past participants involved scholars such as Bernard Forgues (EM Lyon), Elena Dalpiaz (Imperial College), and Rodolphe Durand (HEC Paris).
Faculty coordinating the event: Saverio Favaron, saverion.favaron@skema.edu
SKEMA KTO Seminar Series
The SKEMA KTO Seminar Series is a set of external seminars held at the Grand Paris and Sophia Antipolis Campus at SKEMA Business School. The seminars are a fundamental part of life for the research centre. We invite faculty from other institutions to present their ongoing research, meet our doctoral students, and exchange feedback about our research.
Recent presenters include faculty from leading European institutions such as Bocconi University, Copenhagen Business School, ESMT, HEC Paris, IE University, London Business School, and University of Cambridge, as well as overseas, such as Northeastern University and University of Maryland.
The seminars are open to external colleagues both on campus and remotely. You can ask to be added to the mailing list by contacting the faculty in charge of the seminars.
Faculty coordinating the seminars: Carla Rua, carlacarolina.ruagomez@skema.edu
2022-23 Seminars
Evan Starr (Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland)
Matteo Prato (ESADE Business School)
Relational Temporality: How inter-organisational ties to prior coworkers affect employees’ performance.
Annamaria Conti (IE Business School)
Beefing IT Up for Your Investor? Open Sourcing and Startup Funding: Evidence from GitHub.
Pablo Egana del Sol (Universidad Adolfo Ibanez)
Future of skills: How educational bootcamps can foster the digital economy.
Koen Heimeriks (Warwick Business School)
The organisational experience-performance link: past insights and future research agenda
Denisa Mindruta (HEC Paris)
The added value of women in the board: Evidence from two-sided matching under gender quota policies in France
Lars Frederiksen (Aarhus University)
The Long-term Effect of New Venture Team Stability on Organisational Growth.
Samuele Murtinu (Utrecht University)
Sight over facts in investment decisions: nonverbal behavior in angel finance
Paola Criscuolo (Imperial College London)
The Organizational Structure of Development and Firm Innovation
Aleksandr Grigoryan (visiting professor at SKEMA Business School and Associate Professor at Manoogian Simone College of Business and Economics, American University of Armenia)
How does female representation translate into public policy? Global evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
Claudio Giachetti (Ca'Foscari University of Venice)
"Openness of dominant technology platforms and competition among platform providers in hardware-software industries"
Ivana Naumovska (INSEAD)
"Communication under Uncertainty and The Role of Founders’ Information Advantage: Evidence from SPAC IPOs"
Jerry Guo (Aarhus University)
"Generalist vs. Specialist Stars: Knowledge Transfer and Firm Innovation"
Jose Mata (Copenhagen Business School)
"Nice and Tall, but Not Necessarily the Smartest: The Successful Entrepreneur Profiled from Swedish Conscription Data"
Chris Rider (University of Michigan)
"Network Position and Performance: Advantage or Privilege?"
