Saadat Saeed

Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship

Durham University Business School

United Kingdom

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Dr. Saadat Saeed is an Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at Durham University Business School, UK. His research interests encompass evidence-based entrepreneurship, remote work's impact on firm innovation, and corporate entrepreneurship determinants. He has recently published articles addressing the influence of entrepreneurship policies on women's participation and the role of technology in new venture innovation.

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DePaul University

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Daniela Gimenez-Jimenez

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Articles (10)

Decoding evidence-based entrepreneurship: A systematic review of meta-analytic choices and reporting

Does remote work adoption boost firm innovation? A cross-cultural study

Top management team attributes and corporate entrepreneurship: A meta-analysis

Preparing the successor through familial support and legitimacy: a multilevel framework

Radical product sustainability oriented innovation (SOI) and triple-bottom-line (3BL) performance: findings from Malaysian and Singaporean B2B firms

Breaking barriers and bridging gaps: the influence of entrepreneurship policies on women’s entry into entrepreneurship

How do resilience and self-efficacy relate to entrepreneurial intentions in countries with varying degrees of fragility? A six-country study

Does using latest technologies impact new venture innovation? A contingency-based view of institutional environments

Cross-country differences in innovative entrepreneurial activity: An entrepreneurial cognitive view

Institutional adversity, external knowledge sources, and new ventures' innovation: An institutional polycentrism theory perspective

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Maija Renko

Kholoud Mohsen

Amanda Bullough

Daniela Gimenez-Jimenez

Sohel Ahmed

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