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Vincent MangematinFrench researcher and professor in the field of management
Date of Birth: 01.01.1956
Country:  France |
Content:
- Vincent Mangematin: A Leading Scholar in Management
- Research Interests
- - Technology transfer processes between academia and industry
- - Adjunct Professor at the Dublin Institute of Technology
- - Examining the evolution of firms in emerging industries
- Collaborations and Awards
- Publications and Impact
Vincent Mangematin: A Leading Scholar in Management
Early Life and EducationVincent Mangematin, a French researcher and professor in management, was born in 1956. He holds a PhD in administrative sciences from the University of Paris-Dauphine (1993) and graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan (ENS Cachan). His doctoral dissertation focused on the use of technology to create competitive advantage.
Research Interests
Mangematin's research spans various areas of innovation and technology management. He has delved into:
- Technology transfer processes between academia and industry
- Creation and growth of high-tech startups- The impact of clusters on competitiveness
- The emergence of new business models
Academic Career
Mangematin has held positions as:
- Professor and Research Director at Grenoble Ecole de Management
- Member of the Scientific Council at the National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA Grenoble)
- Visiting Professor at the University of Quebec and Chalmers University
- Adjunct Professor at the Dublin Institute of Technology
Key ContributionsMangematin's contributions include:
- Investigating the role of user communities in innovation processes
- Analyzing knowledge creation and transfer strategies between organizations
- Examining the evolution of firms in emerging industries
- Exploring the link between financial and scientific resources in high-tech companies
- Studying the spatial organization of economic, technical, and scientific activities
Collaborations and Awards
Mangematin has collaborated with eminent researchers such as Esther Tippmann and Pamela Sharkey-Scott. He received the Best Paper Award from the International Association for Management of Technology (IAMOT) in 2008, recognizing him as one of the top 50 authors in technology and innovation management.
Publications and Impact
Mangematin has authored over 40 scholarly articles published in renowned journals, including "Research Policy," "Small Business Economics," and "Science and Public Policy." His research has had a significant impact on the understanding of innovation dynamics, technology transfer, and the role of clusters in economic development.
