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The Organizational Pervasiveness of Entrepreneurial Orientation
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2011While 30 years of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) research has demonstrated that EO provides critical insights into questions of organizational–level strategy and performance, how EO manifests inside organizations has received little attention.
Wales, William +2 more
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The development of an entrepreneurial orientation
2021With rapid changes in industry, schools with offerings in public relations have begun to teach entrepreneurship (O'Neil, Hays, & Bagwell, 2013), but it is not known if or how students are developing an entrepreneurial orientation to support their professional lives.
Michael Todd Felts, Kathy Dee Geller
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Entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation
Journal of Research in Marketing and Entrepreneurship, 2018Purpose The purpose of this study is to provide a comprehensive qualitative review of the empirical accumulated knowledge on the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation (EO) and market orientation (MO). Design/methodology/approach To systematically review the empirical literature that simultaneously tests the core tenets of EO and MO, this ...
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Entrepreneurial Orientation and Corruption
Journal of Business Ethics, 2014Organizational corruption is a wide-spread negative aspect of economic activity, and a seemingly never-ending series of corruption scandals has been made public around the globe. Although research is performed in a broad variety of disciplines, ranging from psychology to management to law, a fully satisfactory explanation for the causes of ...
Tobias Karmann +3 more
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The Concept of Entrepreneurial Orientation
Foundations and Trends® in Entrepreneurship, 2015Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) — overall strategic posture toward entrepreneurship — is emerging as a predominant concept in management science. As knowledge in the area of EO has expanded, researchers have become interested in issues related to the evolution, potential contributions, and future trajectory of EO research. The purpose of this essay is
Vishal Gupta, Alka Gupta
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The Gestalts of Entrepreneurial Orientation
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2013We offer a taxonomy of firms according to their EO. We analyze a database of 163 Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and find four clusters: go-getters, risk-takers, innovators, and all-stars. We then characterized these groups of firms according to the variables most often found in the literature: personality of the top manager, firm structure, corporate ...
Kathleen Randerson +2 more
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The Effect of Entrepreneurial Orientation on Entrepreneurial Intention
Educational Administration: Theory and PracticeObjective: The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence of entrepreneurial orientation (innovativeness, pro-activeness, and risk-taking) on entrepreneurial intention employing the mediating factors of family business involvement, personal views, social norms, and perceived behavioral control.
Mohamed Abo Zaid +3 more
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International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research, 2009
Frese, Michael, Rauch, Andreas
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Frese, Michael, Rauch, Andreas
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The Measurement of Entrepreneurial Orientation
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 2012This article explores how the concept of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) has been portrayed and assessed in prior research. The challenges and decision criteria associated with formative versus reflective measurement approaches are reviewed. It is argued that, as a latent construct, EO exists apart from its measures and that researchers are free to ...
Jeffrey G. Covin, William J. Wales
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Organizational Entrepreneurial Orientation
2020Abstract This chapter addresses “Organizational Entrepreneurial Orientation: Implications for Social Impact and Social Enterprise.” All too often social entrepreneurship is focused on celebrating individual entrepreneurs while excluding organizations with impactful change-making missions.
William J. Wales, Vishal K. Gupta
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