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Gan, Dennis; Erikson, Truls & Bjørnåli, Ekaterina Shepeleva
(2022).
The role of relational pluralism in entrepreneurial ecosystems .
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Bjørnåli, Ekaterina Shepeleva; Erikson, Truls & Aspelund, Arild
(2022).
The role of board leadership in international engagement.
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Gan, Dennis & Erikson, Truls
(2021).
Start-Ups as Acquiree: The Moderating Role of Pluralistic Ties.
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Gan, Dennis & Erikson, Truls
(2021).
In The Pursuit Of Growth: Flipping The Principal-agent Roles In Venture Boards.
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Erikson, Truls
(2021).
In the Pursuit of Growth - Flipping the Principal-Agent Roles in Venture Boards.
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Erikson, Truls; Coleridge, Chris & Bjørnåli, Ekaterina S.
(2020).
Effective venturing teams in entrepreneurial ecosystems: The moderating role of board chair leadership. .
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Erikson, Truls; Coleridge, Chris & Bjørnåli, Ekaterina S.
(2020).
Intraboard relationships and the effectiveness of venturing teams in high-tech firms; the moderating role of CEO duality.
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Erikson, Truls & Pershina, Raissa
(2018).
The Role of Trust in Crowdfunding.
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Pershina, Raissa; Leunbach, Daniel & Erikson, Truls
(2018).
The Role of Generalized Trust and Aristotle’s Rhetoric in Crowdfunding.
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Kubberød, Elin; Pettersen, Inger Beate; Erikson, Truls & Lahn, Leif Christian
(2018).
Progresjon og kvalitet i høyere entreprenørskapsutdanning.
UNIPED.
ISSN 1500-4538.
41(1),
p. 5–9.
doi:
10.18261/issn.1893-8981-2018-01-01.
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Erikson, Truls
(2014).
Entrepreneurship by design.
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Erikson, Truls; Aspelund, Arild & Løvdal, Nicolai Solberg
(2014).
Value Capture in Nascent Industries: The Case of the Emerging Offshore Renewable Industry.
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Erikson, Truls
(2014).
Entrepreneurship as subjective, intersubjective and objective.
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George, Bradley; Erikson, Truls & Parhankangas, Annaleena
(2013).
Preventing Dysfunctional Conflict: Examining the Relationship between Different Types of Managerial Conflict in VC-backed Firms.
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Knockaert, Mirjam; Bjørnåli, Ekaterina & Erikson, Truls
(2013).
Board Strategic Involvement in Early Stage High Tech Firms: An Attention Based Perspective.
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Boards in early stage high-tech firms have an important role to play in strategic decision making. Building on the attention based view of the firm and self-efficacy theory, w e study the role of top management team (TMT) and board chair characteristics as antecedents of board strategic involvement (BSI). Studying a sample of 117 Norwegian academic spin-offs, we find that TMT diversity positively affects BSI, w hereas CEO duality negatively affects BSI. We further find that the industry experience of the board chair positively moderates the relationship between TMT size and BSI whereas CEO duality reinforces the TMT diversity-BSI relationship.
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Bjørnåli, Ekaterina; Erikson, Truls & Knockaert, Mirjam
(2011).
The Impact of Top Management Team Characteristics and Board Strategic Involvement on Team Effectiveness in High-Tech Start-Ups.
Academy of Management Proceedings.
ISSN 0065-0668.
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Bjørnåli, Ekaterina; Erikson, Truls & Knockaert, Mirjam
(2011).
The Impact of Top Management Team Characteristics and Board Strategic Involvement on Team Effectiveness in High-Tech Start-Ups.
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Berg-Utby, Terje; Sørheim, Roger & Erikson, Truls
(2007).
The influence of interaction history and time horizon on the venture-capitalist/new-venture team cooperation.
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Erikson, Truls & Berg-Utby, Terje
(2007).
Pre-investment negotiation characteristics and CEO dismissal in venture capital-backed firms.
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Erikson, Truls & Berg-Utby, Terje
(2005).
Governance logic and new venture performance.
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Erikson, Truls & Sørheim, Roger
(2003).
'Schumpeterian' versus 'Austrian' Angels.
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In this paper, serial venture investors are conceptualized as entrepreneurs. The paper contrasts 'Schumpeterian' angels with 'Austrian' angels. The former are serial investors in technology based firms with an international market potential. 'Austrian' angels are conceptualized as serial investors in firms with an international market potential. The data support the notion that Schumpeterian and Austrian angels differ on several grounds. In fact, they differ with regard to sources of deal origin, selection, monitoring and exit preferences.
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Erikson, Truls & Gjellan, Are
(2002).
University Incubation Programmes as an Entrepreneurship Learning Facility.
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The point of departure is a temporary university incubator at a Norwegian technological University. These incubation programmes are held quarterly, and comprises six parallel developing teams nurturing and qualifying different business idea into viablebusiness plans. The programme has been successful, in technological, commercial and learning terms. Out of 102 business ideas, numerous new technology based firms have been created from the incubation programme, and more than 400 students have receivedsignificant practical real life hands-on start-up experiences which have resulted in increased start-up competence and motivation. Implications are discussed.
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Sørheim, Roger & Erikson, Truls
(2002).
'Technology angels' and other informal investors.
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Erikson, Truls
(2001).
Towards a Taxonomy of Investors - a risk exposure perspective.
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It is generally acknowledged that early stage enterprise finance is associated with high risk. This study investigates the risk profiles of institutionalized seed capital funds as compared to institutionalized venture capital funds. However, as this typ e of risk exposure hardly can be measured directly, the underlying thesis is that the funds
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Erikson, Truls
(2001).
The Creation of an 'Austrian' Mindset: Two Competing Paradigms.
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It is recognized that Austrian entrepreneurship promotes equilibrium within an existing economic situation. That is, Austrian entrepreneurs have the ability to initiate movement towards economic equilibria. As Austrian entrepreneurship emphasizes market opportunities, it should have a central place in entrepreneurship behavior theory. Implications for further research are discussed.
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Bjørnåli, Ekaterina Shepeleva; Erikson, Truls & Gulbrandsen, Magnus
(2009).
Board of Directors, Top Management Team and the Development of Academic Spin-Off Companies.
Tapir Uttrykk.
ISSN 9788247116777.
2009(144).
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Berg-Utby, Terje & Erikson, Truls
(2007).
Venture Capital Ownership - Perspectives on the Venture-Capitalist/New Venture Team Relationship.
NTNU.
ISSN 978-82-471-0749-2.
2007(35).
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Sjölander, Sören; Erikson, Truls; Sæmundsson, Rögnvaldur J; Hellström, Tomas; Magnusson, Mats & Björkdahl, Joakim
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(2006).
Nordic Seed and Venture Capital Markets for Innovation.
Nordic Innovation Centre.