Saurav Pathak
Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
Department of Management
| Office: | 3051 Business Building |
| Mailing Address: | 3091 Business Building 1301 Lovers Lane Manhattan, KS 66506 |
| Phone: | 785-532-4354 |
| Email: | sauravp@ksu.edu |
Research Goals
Dr. Pathak is examining the influences of macro-level factors on micro-level entrepreneurial behaviors.
Current Research & Consulting Projects
- Consequences of Country-level Ethical Orientation on Social Entrepreneurship
- Consequences of Culturally Endorsed Leadership Styles on Entrepreneurial Behaviors – Social and Commercial Entrepreneurship; Sustainability
- Consequences of Home Country Formal Institutions on International Entrepreneurship
- Consequences of Income and Social Inequality on Entrepreneurial Behaviors
Major Accomplishments
- Over 20 articles Published in top journals including Journal of International Business Studies, Human Relations
- Three Best Thematic Paper Awards – Academy of International Business (2), Global Innovation and Knowledge Academy, Spain (1)
- Appointed Ad-Hoc reviewer for the Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference two years in a row (2014, 2015)
- Ad-Hoc reviewer for Journals
- Ad-hoc reviewer for annual conferences
Other Contributions
- Research findings contributing to the creation of two courses at K-State – around the topics of cultural diversity, global leadership and entrepreneurship - and several others under review
- A proposal for the creation of a training module for students, faculty, staff as well as for business community on understanding diversity that has been accepted for a Tilford Incentive Grant for Multi-Cultural competency
Areas of Teaching
Entrepreneurship, Technology Entrepreneurship, Social Entrepreneurship, Strategy, International Business, Econometrics.
Education
Ph D, Imperial College Business School, London, 2011.
Major: Entrepreneurship
Ph D, University of Florida, 2007.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
MS, Ohio University, 2003.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
BS, Birla Institute of Technology, 2000.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
