Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

International founders' beliefs shape ventures' success in global markets

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Journal of World Business
How founder characteristics imprint ventures’ internationalization processes: The role of international experience and cognitive beliefs
Robin De Cock, Petra Andries, Bart Clarysse

Paper Summary

The article explores how the international experiences and beliefs of venture founders influence the decisions made during the process of taking their ventures abroad. By studying multiple cases, the researchers found that there are four types of international entrepreneurs with varying experiences and beliefs, which impact the strategic decisions made in the internationalization process.

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