Vera Rocha

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Associate Professor (with tenure)

Copenhagen Business School

Denmark

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Vera Rocha is an Associate Professor (with tenure) at Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. Her research primarily focuses on organizational performance, hiring strategies in entrepreneurial contexts, and the impact of gender dynamics in entrepreneurship. Recent publications include studies on refugee hiring, affiliation-based hiring in startups, and the effects of gender on leadership and career choices within entrepreneurial firms.

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Entrepreneurship Dynamics, Firm Entry, Survival and Growth

Open Date: 2010-01-01

Close Date: 2014-01-01

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Adrian Luis Merida

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Universitat de les Illes Balears

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Wolfgang Sofka

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Pedro Teixeira

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Ricardo Biscaia

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Vera Rocha

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Do hiring strategies change in successive entrepreneurial stints?

We go way back: Affiliation‐based hiring and young firm performance

Refugee Hiring and Organizational Performance

Early-stage start-up hiring: the interplay between start-ups’ initial resources and innovation orientation

Affiliation‐based hiring in startups and the origins of organizational diversity

Do Employees Work Less for Female Leaders? A Multi-Method Study of Entrepreneurial Firms

Competition for Funding or Funding for Competition? Analysing the Dissemination of Performance-based Funding in European Higher Education and its Institutional Effects

It's about Time: The Timing of Entrepreneurial Experience and the Career Dynamics of University Graduates

Mind the gap: The role of gender in entrepreneurial career choice and social influence by founders

Trade-Induced Skill Polarization

Collaborators (4)

Adrian Luis Merida

Wolfgang Sofka

Pedro Teixeira

Ricardo Biscaia

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