RESEARCH

My research examines how innovation ecosystems evolve, coordinate, and generate long-term competitiveness. I study how firms, startups, and institutions create, signal, and capture value within multi-stakeholder innovation systems. I integrate strategy, markets for technology, intellectual property, and ESG governance to develop a systemic understanding of innovation performance across regions and industries.

Innovation Ecosystems

  • Ecosystem configuration and maturity
  • Startup relocation and founder mobility
  • Network embeddedness and strategic alliances
  • Stakeholder coordination and ecosystem agreements
  • Exploration vs. exploitation dynamics

Markets for Technology & Licensing

  • Licensing as a signal of innovation quality
  • Appropriation capacity and value capture
  • Technology strategy under product market competition
  • Geographic proximity and knowledge exchange

Intellectual Property & Value Appropriation

I examine how firms design intellectual property and contractual strategies to balance protection, openness, and knowledge diffusion within innovation systems.

ESG & Governance-Driven Innovation

The last research stream explores how ESG orientation and governance structures shape innovation strategy and long-term firm performance, connecting sustainability with ecosystem competitiveness.