In many ways, venture capital firms are the “parents” of the business world. They provide money and guidance to their offspring (startups), which they hope will be tomorrow’s success stories. So perhaps this should come as no surprise: New research led by Drexel LeBow’s Dali Ma suggests that just like people looking to start a family, VCs should choose their partner VC firms carefully.
Explores how the mutual dependence between venture capitalists and CEOs affects the innovation novelty of new ventures at different stages of the venture.
Venture capitalists (VC) frequently invest in firms that have recently gone public, contrary to the common belief that they only invest in private firms.
Two co-op positions at a New York City branding agency brought Dilnoza Kurbonova, BSBA '25, valuable skills, a full-time role and a Cooperative Education Award.
Taking on a special project during his co-op propelled Steven Blumberg, a senior majoring in marketing and MIS, to a full-time role at Comcast Business.
Mason Payonk is junior legal studies major on a marketing co-op at Drexel LeBow’s Office of Communications. But co-op and academics aren’t the only thing on his plate.
They used to call Buenos Aires the Paris of South America. Now they say it’s the protest capital of the world. As inflation rises and the peso drops, Argentina teeters on the edge of another crisis.
Management professor Mary Mawritz's research reveals how any boss can engage in abusive supervision, which may be in response to an employee’s behavior.
New research by Daan van Knippenberg, PhD, Joseph F. Rocereto Professor of Management, examines how two leadership styles combine to improve job performance.
