Member – ANGEL FERRERO Maria
Profile:
Maria Angel Ferrero is a professor at IAE Montpellier, where she is head of the master's program in digital transformation management.
Recent publications
Two sides of the same coin: the effects of overconfidence on entrepreneurs' ability to innovate Article August 2020 Management Academy Maria Claudia Angel Ferrero Véronique Bessière
Innovating with frugality: the role of proactivity and external sources of knowledge article August 2020 Academy of Management Mir Dost Maria Claudia Angel Ferrero
Individual innovation: an experimental study on the role of trust and risk-taking article April 2018 Academy of Management Maria Claudia Angel Ferrero Véronique Bessière
From the laboratory to the business world: cognitive factors influence researchers' decisions to start a business article June 2016 Journal of Entrepreneurial Culture Maria Claudia Angel Ferrero Véronique Bessière
WORKS
XVIII. Luigi Zingales A partnership-based, political, and social vision of governance
Chapter September 2017. Maria Claudia Angel Ferrero, Veronique Bessiere, Stephany Eric
Functions and research
Head of the Master's program in Digital Transformation Management at IAE Montpellier.
Researcher and professor in innovation and entrepreneurship, editor-in-chief, entrepreneur, writer.
Route
1996–2004 – Bachelor's degree.
High school: Vermont High School
2004-2008 – Engineering Degree, Industrial Engineering with specialization in Logistics and Production Management.
Pontifical Xavierian University
Bachelor's thesis: "Proposal for the implementation of a wireless sensor network system to improve the efficiency, reliability, and safety of container transport and management by road from the port of Buenaventura-Bogotá in Colombia."
2008–2010 – Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and Management.
Turin Polytechnic University
Master's thesis: "A guide for entrepreneurs approaching venture capital investors: the case study of Minteos, an Italian start-up"
2012–2013 – Master's degree, IT Administration and Management/Information Technology.
Montpellier School of Management.
Master's thesis: "Why are some entrepreneurs more likely to innovate than others? A cognitive approach to the innovation process."
2013–2016 – PhD Philosophy (Ph.D.), Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation.
University of Montpellier.
Research on cognition and entrepreneurial behavior, focusing on how cognitive factors and risk-taking behavior influence innovation capabilities and entrepreneurship.