DrRand Gerges Yammine
Honorary Research Fellow
Department of Management and Entrepreneurship - Business School
- Honorary Research FellowDepartment of Management and Entrepreneurship - Business School
- Business School Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
- ABOUT
BIO
Rand Gerges Yammine is an Honorary Research Fellow at the Innovation & Entrepreneurship group at Imperial College Business School London and an Assistant Professor at ESCP Business School Paris. She is currently working on a research project examining the networking behaviors of entrepreneurs. Rand also has a particular interest in topics revolving around digital entrepreneurship, interorganizational networks, interfirm collaboration, open innovation, and creativity.
Prior to joining Imperial, she was a visiting scholar at SCANCOR at Stanford University. She was also involved with Stanford's d.school where she participated in an extensive one-year program on Design Thinking. In addition to academia, Rand convenes Design Thinking workshops and consults for high-growth startups in tech, creative industries, and luxury, primarily in the Silicon Valley and Paris.
Rand holds a PhD in Management from EMLYON Business School. During her PhD studies, she received several grants and awards including a grant from the National Science Foundation, a grant from the American Foundation (Allyage) to fund her stay at Stanford University, as well as the Best Reviewer Award from the Academy of Management.
Prior to joining Imperial, she was a visiting scholar at SCANCOR at Stanford University. She was also involved with Stanford's d.school where she participated in an extensive one-year program on Design Thinking. In addition to academia, Rand convenes Design Thinking workshops and consults for high-growth startups in tech, creative industries, and luxury, primarily in the Silicon Valley and Paris.
Rand holds a PhD in Management from EMLYON Business School. During her PhD studies, she received several grants and awards including a grant from the National Science Foundation, a grant from the American Foundation (Allyage) to fund her stay at Stanford University, as well as the Best Reviewer Award from the Academy of Management.
FACULTY
- Business School
POSITION NAME
- Honorary Research Fellow