Director
Prof. Simon S. K. LAM
Academic and Professional Qualification:
Ph.D. Australian National University
Research Interests:
Organisations development, Entrepreneurship, Operations management, Cross-cultural management
The Centre for Asian Entrepreneurship and Business Values (CASEBV) is set up in 2005 by The University of Hong Kong to promote the teaching of intellectual capital development in entrepreneurship and business values in Hong Kong, China, and the Asia-Pacific region. We are developing publications, MBA and executive courses, resource materials, and Asian business cases. We expect to launch a full website shortly.
Director
Prof. Simon S. K. LAM
Academic and Professional Qualification:
Ph.D. Australian National University
Research Interests:
Organisations development, Entrepreneurship, Operations management, Cross-cultural management
Associate Director
Dr. Yanfeng ZHENG
Academic and Professional Qualification:
Ph.D. U. of Wisconsin Madison
Research Interests:
Capability development, Founding team dynamics, Organizational learning, Venture financing
Biography:
Dr. Zheng is currently working as an Associate Professor in Management and Strategy, Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He earned his Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin Madison in 2006, majored in management and minored in economics. His research interests primarily revolve around the nexus of strategic management and entrepreneurship. His work has been published at leading management and entrepreneurship journals such as AMJ, SMJ, JBV, JMS, ICC, and SEJ. He also serves the editorial board of AMJ, the most prestigious academic journal in management field. He was the recipient of the Irene M. McCarthy Award for the best paper on the topic of High Technology and Innovation at the Babson International Entrepreneurship Conference.
Conducting:
The construct of entrepreneurial leadership
Short Description:
Prof. Lam's research focues on the construct of entrepreneurial leadership, business model innovation and their impact on new venture performance.
Conducting:
Why venture capital firms in China terminate their investments
Short Description:
Dr. Zheng is working on a research project investigating why venture capital firms in China terminate their investments. The projects is sponsored by a General Research Fund (GRF) grant from the Research Grants Council (RGC) of HKSAR.
Published in 2013:
How founding teams respond to surprises
Short Description:
Dr. Zheng published a research paper on how founding teams respond to surprises at Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal (SEJ), one leading academic journal in the entrepreneurship field.
Published in 2013:
How small technology start-ups manage their alliances with large firms to maximize value
Short Description:
Dr. Zheng published a research paper on how small technogloy start-ups manage their alliances with large firms to maximize value at Strategic Management Journal (SMJ), the most prestigious journal in the strategic management field.
Joint MBA program in
Shanghai Fudan University:
Business Model Innovation
Entrepreneurship Academy on Business Model Innovation
MBA course:
Opportunity Discovery and Entrepreneurial Development
Undergraduate course:
Principles of Entrepreneurship
Common Core course:
Entrepeneurship: Global and Social Development
Mar. 28, 2014, four experienced researchers with senior editorship shared their views on how to publish and navigate the journal review process. the audience include PhD students and professors from all research universities in Hong Kong.
Feb. 4, 2015
For any enquiry, please contact us at following e-mail address:
Centre for Asian Entrepreneurship and Business Values
Faculty of Business and Economics,
The University of Hong Kong