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Following his Phd studies, Bart was an advisor in technology policy at the European Commission and he still consults on innovation and technology matters for various European governments and agencies.
Professor Bart Clarysee
Bart Clarysse holds the Chair in Entrepreneurship at Imperial
College London Business School. Bart joined the Business
School’s Entrepreneurship Hub in 2007 from Nottingham
University business school and Vlerick Leuven Gent Management
School where he taught innovation and technology management,
entrepreneurial marketing and entrepreneurship. He is a founder
of several high tech start-ups in businesses such as digital
cinema, mobile internet and venture incubation.
Following his Phd studies, Bart was an advisor in technology
policy at the European Commission and he still consults on
innovation and technology matters for various European
governments and agencies. He is founding partner of Inceptum, a
company that offers support to build a business plan out of an initial idea; and he sits on the
board of Siruna, a mobile internet start-up. He also is an advisor in innovation policy to the
Flemish Government, the Belgian Government and European Commission. He has over 50
publications in the field of high tech start-ups and managing growth of these companies and
has been an executive teacher for several multinationals such as KLM, Belgacom, Recticel,
USG People, Johnson&Johnson in corporate venturing and innovative turnaround strategies.
His on-going research interests include the analysis of acquisition decisions by established
companies to enter new technological domain or adjacent markets. He analysis the growth
strategies of technology ventures in adjacent markets and the valuation patterns of these
ventures.
doc_701449606.pdf
Following his Phd studies, Bart was an advisor in technology policy at the European Commission and he still consults on innovation and technology matters for various European governments and agencies.
Professor Bart Clarysee
Bart Clarysse holds the Chair in Entrepreneurship at Imperial
College London Business School. Bart joined the Business
School’s Entrepreneurship Hub in 2007 from Nottingham
University business school and Vlerick Leuven Gent Management
School where he taught innovation and technology management,
entrepreneurial marketing and entrepreneurship. He is a founder
of several high tech start-ups in businesses such as digital
cinema, mobile internet and venture incubation.
Following his Phd studies, Bart was an advisor in technology
policy at the European Commission and he still consults on
innovation and technology matters for various European
governments and agencies. He is founding partner of Inceptum, a
company that offers support to build a business plan out of an initial idea; and he sits on the
board of Siruna, a mobile internet start-up. He also is an advisor in innovation policy to the
Flemish Government, the Belgian Government and European Commission. He has over 50
publications in the field of high tech start-ups and managing growth of these companies and
has been an executive teacher for several multinationals such as KLM, Belgacom, Recticel,
USG People, Johnson&Johnson in corporate venturing and innovative turnaround strategies.
His on-going research interests include the analysis of acquisition decisions by established
companies to enter new technological domain or adjacent markets. He analysis the growth
strategies of technology ventures in adjacent markets and the valuation patterns of these
ventures.
doc_701449606.pdf