Browsing by Author "DeMartino, Richard"
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An analysis of the motivational factors of intending entrepreneurs
DeMartino, Richard; Barbato, Robert (Journal of Small Business Strategy, 2002)This study compares men and women, who intend to become entrepreneurs. Intending entrepreneurs who have graduated with an MBA from a top tier Business School were compared to mitigate differences in backgrounds. Intending ... -
Balancing localization and globalization: Exploring the impact of firm internationalization on a regional cluster
DeMartino, Richard; Reid, David; Zygliodopoulos, Stelios (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2006-01)This paper explores the impact of firm internationalization on regional industrial clusters. The past decade has witnessed the popularization of two intertwined trends in geographic competitiveness: globalization and ... -
Differences between women and men MBA entrepreneurs: Exploring family flexibility and wealth creation as career motivators
DeMartino, Richard; Barbato, Robert (Elsevier Science, Inc., 2003-11)Previous research into gender differences among entrepreneurs has yielded varied explanations as to why female entrepreneurs differ from male entrepreneurs. This study explores motivational differences using a sample of ... -
Exploring the career/achievement and personal life orientation differences between entrepreneurs and nonentrepreneurs: The impact of sex and dependents
DeMartino, Richard; Barbato, Robert; Jacques, Paul (Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. The definitive version is available at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com., 2006-07)This study explores the career/achievement and personal life orientations of entrepreneurs, specifically the impact of sex and dependent-child status. Although a growing body of research has explored the similarities and ... -
Organizing for radical innovation: an exploratory study of the structural aspects of RI management systems in large established firms
O'Connor, Gina; DeMartino, Richard (Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. The definitive version is available at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com, 2006-11)To escape the intense competition of today's global economy, large established organizations seek growth options beyond conventional new product development that leads to incremental changes in current product lines. Radical ... -
Program for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (PIE)
DeMartino, Richard (RIT Advisors Council, 2005-11-08) -
Scholarship @ RIT
Bartlett, Margaret; Buehler, Marianne; Craig, Paul; DeMartino, Richard; Gupta, Vinnie; Haake, Anne; Klingensmith, Bill; Lillie, Jeffrey; Main, Varda; Makepeace, Eileen; Marshark, Marc; Monikowski, Christine; Pancoast, Ryan; Pugliese, Rudy; Reichlmayr, Tom; Rozanski, Evelyn; Vallino, Jim; Yang, Shanchieh; Glenn, Chance (Publishing and Scholarship Support Center (RIT Libraries), 2006-05)