07/14-07/17: D Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University, Boston, MA Entrepreneurship & Innovation Group

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1 Dirk P. Libaers Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Kennedy Family Professor of Entrepreneurship Center for Entrepreneurship, Muma College of Business, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Office: BSN 3332 Telephone: Education: PhD in Public Policy, 2008 Major: Entrepreneurship and Technology Policy; Minor: Management of Technology, Entrepreneurship Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA Certificate in Management of Technology, 2008 Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA Master of Science in Technology & Innovation Management (MSc), 2004 SPRU (Science Policy Research Unit) University of Sussex, Brighton, U.K Master of Business Administration (MBA), Major: Finance, Minor: MIS, 1999 The George Washington University, Washington DC, USA Bachelor & Master in Electrical Eng (BSc. & MSc. Eng.), Major: Photonics, 1989 Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium Employment History: Full-time positions: 05/17- to date: Muma College of Business, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Center for Entrepreneurship Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Kennedy Family Professor in Entrepreneurship 07/14-07/17: D Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University, Boston, MA Entrepreneurship & Innovation Group Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Joseph G. Riesman Research Professor 08/07 06/14: Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO Regnier Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation (02/14 06/14) Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation (08/07-02/14) 1

2 Visiting positions: 11/15- to date: School of Business, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Strategy Cluster Entrepreneurship Group Visiting Professor in /14-05/17: Kent Business School, University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom Visiting Reader in Entrepreneurship in 2015, 2016,, 2018, 2019, /09 12/12: School of Business, Management and Economics, University of Sussex, Brighton, United Kingdom Visiting Research Fellow in June 2010, 2011, 2012 Research Interests: Technology Entrepreneurship; Academic Entrepreneurship; New Product/Service Development in new ventures and established firms; Creativity and Innovation Teaching Interests: Technology Entrepreneurship; New Product/Service Development; Commercialization of new technologies; Management of Technology Refereed Journal Publications: 19) Meyer, M., O. Osiyevskyy, Libaers, D., Van der Vught, M () Does product platforming pay off? Journal of Product Innovation Management (forthcoming) 18) Wang, T., D. Libaers, and Park, HD () The paradox of openness: How product and patenting experience affect external R&D sourcing in China Journal of Product Innovation Management, 34(3): ) Weckowska, D., J. Mordi-Gallas, P. Tang, D. Twigg, E. Castro-Martinez, I. Kijenska-Dabrowska, D. Libaers, Meyer, M., De Backere, K. (). University Patenting and Technology Commercialization Legal Frameworks and the Importance of Local Practice. R&D Management (forthcoming) 16) Libaers, D. (). Time allocations across collaborations of academic scientists and their impact on efforts to commercialize novel technologies: is more always better? R&D Management, 47(2): ) Wang, T., Libaers, D (2016) Non-imitative knowledge and innovation performance: Empirical evidence from new ventures in developing countries. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 33(5):

3 14) Libaers, D., Hicks, D., and Porter A.L. (2016). A taxonomy of small firm technology commercialization. Industrial and Corporate Change, 25(3), ) Wang, T., Libaers, D, Jiao, H. (2015). Opening the Black Box of Upper Echelons in China: TMT attributes and Strategic Flexibility. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 32(5), ) Zhao, Y.L., D. Libaers, and M. Song. (2015). First product performance: A mediated moderating model of entrepreneurial resources, founding team startup experience and product positioning strategy. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 32(3), ) Sarooghi, H., D. Libaers, Burkemper, A. (2015). Examining the relationship between creativity and innovation: A meta-analysis of organizational, cultural and environmental factors. Journal of Business Venturing, 30(5), ) Libaers, D (2014). Foreign-born academic scientists and their interactions with industry: Implications for university technology commercialization and corporate innovation management. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 31(2), ) Meyer, M., Libaers, D., Thijs, B., Grant, K, Glanzel, W.,.and Debackere, K. (2014). Origin and Emergence of Entrepreneurship as a Research Field. Scientometrics, 98(1), ) Libaers, D (2012). Time allocation decisions of academic scientists and their impact on technology commercialization. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 59(4), ) Libaers, D., Wang, T. (2012). Foreign-born academic scientists: Entrepreneurial academics or academic entrepreneurs?. R&D Management, 42(3), ) Libaers, D. and Meyer, M. (2011). Highly innovative small technology firms, industrial clusters, and firm internationalization. Research Policy, 40(10), ) Meyer, M., Libaers, D., and J.H Park (2011). The Emergence of Novel Science- related fields: Regional or Technological Patterns? Exploration and Exploitation in UK Nanotechnology. Regional Studies, 45(7), ) Libaers, D. (2009). Industry relationships of DoD-funded academics and institutional changes in the US university system. Journal of Technology Transfer, 34(5), ) Libaers, D. (2007). The role and contribution of foreign-born scientists and engineers to the US public Nano Science & Technology research enterprise. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 54 (3), ) Youtie, J., Libaers, D., Bozeman, B. (2006). Institutionalization of University Research Centers: The Case of the National Cooperative Program in Infertility Research. Technovation, 26 (9), ) Libaers, D., Meyer, M., Geuna, A. (2006). The Role of University Spinout Companies in an Emerging Technology: The Case of Nanotechnology in the UK. Journal of Technology Transfer, 31 (4),

4 Manuscripts under review: 20) Osiyevskyy, O., Libaers, D. (201X) Relative organizational performance as a driver of business model change in entrepreneurial service companies. A behavioral contingency model. (under third round review) Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal 21) Canavati, S., Libaers, D, Sarooghi, H., Hornsby, J.S. (201X) The impact of prior knowledge on the identification of entrepreneurial opportunities: A cross-country meta - analysis from an institutional perspective. (under initial review) Journal of Management 22) Wang, T., H.D. Park, & Libaers, D. (201X) When does knowledge diversity create impactful inventions. (under initial review) Journal of Management Studies 23) Osiyevskyy, O., and Libaers, D. (201X) Non-market strategies as a response of incumbent organizations to disruptive innovation in their market. (under initial review) Research Policy 24) Aydin, S., Suarez, F., Bart, Y., & Libaers, D. (201X) Drivers of multihoming and its performance implications. Target: Strategic Management Journal 25) Abolfathi, N., H. Sarooghi, Libaers, D, (201X) The impact of performance feedback on CSR engagement: An institutional perspective. (under initial review): Journal of Management 26) Kiss, A.N., and Libaers, D. (201X) CEO cognitive flexibility and product innovativeness. Target: Academy of Management Journal or Strategic Management Journal Refereed book chapter: Libaers, D. () Academic scientists with military funding Who are they, what are their working practices, and are they engaged in technology commercialization. In D. Libaers and D. Dunlap (Eds.) University Technology Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship. World Scientific Publishers Ltd. Libaers, D. (2015) Research Universities in the US Defense System in the post-cold War era, in James, A (Eds.) The Dynamics of Innovation in the Defense Sector: Economics, Technology and the New Security Environment. Edward Elgar Publishers, Northampton, MA Edited book: Libaers, D. and Dunlap, D. (). The World Scientific Reference on Innovation - Volume 1: University Transfer and Academic Entrepreneurship. World Scientific Publishers: Singapore Practitioner Publications: Porter, A.L., Schoeneck, D., Hicks, D., and Libaers, D. (2007) Mining the Internet for Competitive Technical Intelligence Competitive Intelligence Magazine, October-November

5 Conference Papers: 35) Sarooghi, H., Abolfathi, N., Libaers, D (2016) Contextualizing the behavioral nonmarket response to performance feedback. Submitted to Academy of Management Meeting, Atlanta, GA 34) Sarooghi, H., Libaers, D. () Measuring design thinking in a new venture context. Babson Conference 33) Canavati, S., Libaers, D, Sarooghi, H., Burkemper, A., Hornsby, J.S. (2016) The impact of prior knowledge on the identification of entrepreneurial opportunities: A cross-country meta - analysis from an institutional perspective. Academy of Management Conference 2016, Anaheim, CA 32) Canavati, S., Libaers, D, Sarooghi, H., Burkemper, A., Hornsby, J.S. (2016) The impact of prior knowledge on the identification of entrepreneurial opportunities: A cross-country meta - analysis from an institutional perspective. USASBE Conference, San Diego, CA 31) Wang, T., Libaers, D, and H.D. Park (2015) How does product development experience and patent stock affect R&D sourcing mode? R&D Management Conference 2015, Pisa, Italy. 30) Begelfer, M., H. Sarooghi, A. Burkemper, and Libaers, D. (2015) Research Funding and Academic Entrepreneurship: A meta-analytical examination. Academy of Management Meeting 2015, Vancouver, Canada 29) Sarooghi, H., D. Libaers, Burkemper, A. (2014) Examining the relationship between creativity and innovation: A meta-analysis of organizational, cultural and environmental factors. Presented at the Academy of Management Conference 2014, Philadelphia, PA 28) Sarooghi, H., Libaers, D, Burkemper, A., Hornsby, J.S. (2014) Antecedents of entrepreneurial opportunity recognition: A review and a meta-analytical examination. Presented at the Babson Conference 2014, London, Ontario, Canada 27) Sarooghi, H., D. Libaers, Burkemper, A. (2013) Examining the relationship between creativity and innovation: A meta-analysis of organizational, cultural and environmental factors. Presented at PDMA Research Forum 2013, Phoenix, AZ 26) Wang, T., Libaers, D. (2013) Search strategies by new ventures and their impact on innovation performance: A contingent attention-based view across developing nations. Presented at PDMA Research Forum 2013, Phoenix, AZ 25) Meyer, M., Thijs, B., Libaers, D., Glanzel, W., Grant, K., and Debackere, K. (2012) On the Origin and Emergence of Entrepreneurship as a Research Field. 17 th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators 2012, Toronto, Canada. 24) Meyer, M., D. Libaers, B. Thijs, and W. Glanzel. (2011) The Emergence of Entrepreneurship as a Research Field presented at ISSI 2011, Durban, South Africa. 5

6 23) Libaers, D. (2011) A resource-based perspective of academic entrepreneurship: Are more resources always better and does resource configuration matter? presented at Academy of Management Conference 2011, San Antonio, TX. 22) Libaers, D. (2011) Foreign-born academics: Academic entrepreneurs or entrepreneurial academics presented at Babson Conference, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY and Academy of Management Conference 2011, San Antonio, TX 21) Libaers, D. (2010) Founding conditions as a determinant of the internationalization of small, technology-based firms in the medical device sector Peer-reviewed and presented at the Academy of Management Conference 2010, Montreal, Canada. 20) Libaers, D. (2010) Founding conditions as a determinant of the internationalization of small, technology-based firms in the medical device sector Peer-reviewed and accepted by Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference 2010, Lausanne, Switzerland. 19) Song, M., Song, L., Libaers, D. (2009) Developing New Ventures First Product peerreviewed and presented at Academy of Management Conference 2009, Chicago, IL 18) Libaers, D. et al (2009) First product development in Chinese new ventures peerreviewed and presented at Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference 2009, Boston, MA 17) Libaers, D. et al (2009) Organizational lineage and firm performance: Evidence from a science-based industry - medical devices peer-reviewed and accepted Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference 2009, Boston, MA 16) Libaers, D, Song, L., Song M, Feng, Z. (2008) Development, commercialization and performance of new ventures first products in China: a resource-based perspective International Conference on Chinese Enterprise Research 2008: Branding in China A Global Perspective, Beijing, China 15) Song, L, Libaers, D, Song, M., Feng, Z. (2008) A resource-based view of product development: An empirical examination of a new venture s first product performance peerreviewed and presented at PDMA Research Forum 2008, Orlando, FL 14) Libaers, D., Hicks, D, and Porter, A.L. (2007) A taxonomy of small firm technology commercialization to be presented at the Annual Technology Transfer Society Conference 2007, University of California, Riverside CA 13) Meyer, M., and Libaers, D., (2007) The Emergence of Novel Science-related fields: Regional or Technological Patterns? Exploration and Exploitation in UK Nanotechnology to be presented at Atlanta Science & Technology Policy Conference, October 2007, Atlanta, GA 12) Libaers, D (2007) Serial innovator firms in a geographical context: the role of technological clusters and research universities presented at Atlanta Science & Technology Policy Conference, October 2007, Atlanta, GA 6

7 11) Libaers, D., and Hicks, D. (2007) A taxonomy of small firm technology commercialization (Ed.) Proceedings of the 66 th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (CD), ISSN ) Libaers, D., and Hicks, D., (2007) Identification of the technology commercialization strategies of high tech small firms, presented at Academy of Management Meeting 2007, Philadelphia, PA 9) Libaers, D. (2007) The Changing Role of Research Universities in the US Defense System presented at the 2 nd PREST Workshop on the Re-evaluation of Defense R&D, University of Manchester, UK, April ) Porter, A.L., Shapira, P., Schoeneck, D., Bhaskarabh, A., Libaers, D., and Newman, N. (2006) Nano R&D Profiles: A Deeper Look presented at the 9 th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, Leuven, Belgium 7) Libaers, D, (2006) The role and contribution of foreign-born scientists and engineers to the US Nano Science & Technology research enterprise presented at the Annual Technology Transfer Society Conference 2006, Atlanta, GA 6) Libaers, D, (2006) The relationship between organizational structure and research productivity in NanoScience & Technology poster presented at The Atlanta Conference on Science and Technology Policy 2006, Atlanta, GA 5) Porter, A.L., Shapira, P, Schoeneck D., Bhaskarabh, A, and Libaers, D (2006) Explorations in Research and Innovation Systems: Where is Nano going, presented at The Atlanta Conference on Science and Technology Policy May 2006, Atlanta, GA 4) Libaers, D, (2006) Organizing for scientific performance: The impact of organizational affiliation on scientific productivity in NanoScience & Technology presented at PICMET 2006, Istanbul, Turkey 3) Bozeman, B., and Libaers, D, (2005) Defense R&D and University Research in the US, presented at 1 st PREST Workshop on the Re-evaluation of Defense R&D, University of Manchester UK, September ) Libaers, D., Meyer M., Geuna, A., (2005) The role of university spinouts in an Emerging Technology: The case of Nanotechnology in the UK, presented at the TripleHelix 5 Conference in Turin, Italy, May 26 1) Libaers, D., and Youtie, J., (2004) Review of a User Network Analysis of Science Centers: The National Cooperative Program for Infertility Research as a Case Study, presented at APPAM Conference in Atlanta, GA October 28 Major Research Grants: 7

8 1. Research Grant from the Kauffman Foundation: Experiential Entrepreneurial Learning and Ecosystem Activation for New Venture Creation - $41,000 (PI: Marc Meyer; Co-PI: Dirk Libaers) 2. D Amore-McKim School of Business, Summer Grant, Northeastern University $25, D Amore-McKim School of Business, Summer Grant, Northeastern University $25, D Amore-McKim School of Business, Summer Grant, Northeastern University $25, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kemper Research Grant University of Missouri Kansas City $15, Kauffman Foundation Grant Georgia Institute of Technology - $25,000 Workshop Participation: SimVenture Workshop Dec 2016 Venture simulation software Southampton, UK Faculty Study Tour, Israel, June 7-15, 2014 Combined Jewish Philanthropies Trips to Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem Lean Startup Machine Workshop, May Kauffman Foundation Kansas City, MO Lean Launch-Pad Educators Program, January 30-February Certified Lean Launch Pad Educator. Lester Center for Entrepreneurship, University of California Berkeley, CA Chair, Session on Social Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and the Role of Experiential Learning. 14 th Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, 5-6 November 2014 Discussant in the Workshop: The End of Bayh-Dole and The Second Coming of the Triple Helix The Hidden Impact of Universities and the Emergence of Hybrid Research Environments, at the Triple Helix IX Conference at Stanford University, July Doctoral Workshop in International Entrepreneurship, organized by Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia State University, and the University of Minnesota, May th Doctoral Colloquium 2007, organized by the College of Management, Georgia Institute of Technology, April 13, 2007 Service to the academic community: 8

9 Research Policy: Regular Reviewer Journal of Technology Transfer: Regular Reviewer IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management: Regular Reviewer Journal of Business Venturing: Regular Reviewer Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. Regular Reviewer R&D Management. Regular Reviewer Journal of Product Innovation Management: Regular reviewer Journal of Business Research: Ad hoc reviewer Scientometrics: Ad hoc reviewer Small Business Economics: Ad hoc reviewer Academy of Management annual meeting: Ad hoc reviewer National Science Foundation Proposal reviewer Journal of Management and Governance: editorial board member Service to the University: of Missouri-Kansas City - Member of the Technology Transfer Advisory Council (2011 to date) - Member of search committees to identify faculty candidates for positions in Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Real Estate (2009; 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013) - Member of selection committee for PhD applicants to the PhD in Entrepreneurship program (2008- to date) - Member of the Doctoral/Graduate Faculty Nominating Committee (2010-to date) Service to Northeastern University - Manage a portfolio of new, hybrid international study abroad programs at the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Group with programs in Italy, Israel, South Korea, Ghana and South Africa focused on international entrepreneurship 06/2015 to date - Faculty Advisor for the PDMA Student Chapter at Northeastern University 09/2015 to date Doctoral Committees served on: Sergio Canavati, Member of Dissertation Committee, Department of Economics, University of Missouri-Kansas City 03/ /2015 (placement: California State University-Los Angeles) Hessamoddin Sarooghi, Member of Dissertation Committee, Department of Global 9

10 Entrepreneurship and Innovation, University of Missouri-Kansas City 01/ /2016 (placement: Butler University) Andrew Burkemper, Member of Dissertation Committee, Department of Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation, University of Missouri-Kansas City 01/ /2016 (placement: Coker College) Doctoral student advisor: Sara Jahanmir, Visiting doctoral student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Visiting doctoral student at Northeastern University 09/15- to date Undergraduate Honors Theses supervised: Ralf Wittstock, Bachelor in Business Administration, Major: Marketing 02/ /2013 Service to budding entrepreneurs: 1. Coached and mentored Andrew Kallenbach (Form Zapper LLC 2. Coached and mentored Gerry Nevins, Andy Talbot (Snow & Co LLC snowandcompany.com) 3. Advisor to numerous startups housed in the Northeastern University IDEA Incubator Teaching experience: School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology PUBP 6014 Organization Theory (MPP) Fall 2006 PUBP 6753 Comparative Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (MPP, PhD) Spring 2007 Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri-Kansas City ENT 542 Entrepreneurship and New Ventures (MBA) Spring 2008, 2009, 2011 ENT 312 Creating New Ventures (BBA) Fall 2007 ENT 5542 Technology and New Ventures (MBA) Fall 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 ENT 215/515 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (BBA & MBA) Fall 2007 ENT 361 New Product/Service Development (BBA) Spring 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013; 2014 Fall 2010, 2012,

11 ENT 322 Managing the Growing Venture (BBA) Fall 2008 ENT 327 Creating the New Venture: Experiential Learning (BBA) Fall 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012; 2013; Spring 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 ENT 5527 Creating the New Venture Experiential Learning (MBA) Fall 2013 ENT 5693 Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship (PhD) Fall 2012 ENT 5692: Seminar in Foundations of Entrepreneurship II (PhD) Spring 2014 D Amore-McKim School of Business, Northeastern University ENTR 2301 Innovation Management (BBA) Fall 2014; Spring 2015, 2016; Fall 2016 ENTR 6200 Corporate Entrepreneurship Spring 2015, 2016; Fall 2015, 2016 Study Abroad program: ENTR 3220 International Entrepreneurship and Innovation Summer , Summer , Summer 1 ENTR 4510 New Venture Lab Abroad - Ireland Summer ENTR 4510 New Venture Lab Abroad Italy Summer ENTR 4510 New Venture Lab Abroad Italy Summer 1 Muma College of Business, University of South Florida ENT 6216 Strategic Entrepreneurship Fall ENT 6216 Strategic Entrepreneurship (emba) Fall ENT 6930 Creativity & Design Spring 2018 Kent Business School, University of Kent at Canterbury, UK CB887 Entrepreneurship module Summer 2016, School of Business, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Guest lectures in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management 11

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