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CURRICULUM VITAEQIAN YEAssistant ProfessorMolinaro Hall, 326FDepartment of BusinessCollege of Business, Economics, and ComputingUniversity of Wisconsin Parkside900 Wood RoadKenosha, Wisconsin 53141-2000Tel: 262-595-2407E-mail: ye@uwp.eduEDUCATIONPh.D. in Entrepreneurship, 2012, College of Business, University of Louisville, U.SM.B.A., 2004, Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences Germany, GermanyM.B.A., 2003, Exchange M.B.A. Student at David Eccles School of Business, University of UtahB.S., 1996, Wuhan University of Technology, ChinaINDUSTRY EXPERIENCE1998-2001 Product Executive,Consumer Health Care Department, Boeringer Ingelheim China1996-1997 Assistant to General Manager,Kaijie Door & Window Co., Ltd, Shanghai, China1
TEACHING EXPERIENCE2012- Present Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin ParksideCourses TaughtMBA:New Venture Creation (MBA 748)Advanced Strategic Management (MBA 796)Undergraduate:Strategic Management (BUS 495); face-to-face & onlinePrinciple of Entrepreneurship (ENTR 250)Entrepreneurship Strategy (ENTR 400)Entrepreneurship Project (ENTR 450)Entrepreneurship Principles and Leadership (BUS 357)Teach in terms of spring, summer, and fallStudent Independent Studies:2019 Summer, Strategic Management, 5 studies2018 Fall, MBA, New Venture Growth; Entrepreneurial Team; Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy, 3studies2018 Summer, MBA, Sustainable Entrepreneurship, 1 study2017 Spring MBA, Business Model Innovation & Social Responsibilities, 1 study2017 Spring, Business Plan, 2 studies2016 Fall, MBA, Advanced Entrepreneurship, 1 study2016 Spring, MBA, Advanced Entrepreneurship, 2 studies2015 Spring, Business Model, Business Plan, and Live Project for Business Development, 1study2015 Spring, Social Media and Business Model, 1 study2015 Spring, Affect and Entrepreneurial Opportunity Exploitation, 1 study2014 Fall, Meta-Analysis Family Business and Enterprise Value, 1 study2014 Fall, Internationalization of MNEs in China (Yancon Group), 1 study2
Student Internship:2016 Fall, MBA, Student Internship2006-2012 Ph.D. Student (Research & Teaching Assistant), University of LouisvilleCourses Taught, 2008-2012Management and Organizational Behavior (MGMT 301), fall 2009 & spring 2010Principle of Marketing (MKT 301), fall 2009Creativity and Innovation Management (MGMT 301), spring 2012 co-teachingEntrepreneurship I (ENTR 401), spring 2012 co-teachingPrinciples of Marketing (MKT 301), spring 2008, group teaching with two other teachingmentors, for teaching pedagogy seminarSelected to participate in the Second Annual Graduate Student Teaching Academy, sponsored bythe school of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies and directed by the Delphi Center forTeaching and Learning, 2009-2010.COMMUNITY INVOLVED TEACHING ACTIVITIESActivities IncludeStudent Community Involved Live Projects; Guest Speaker; Guest Judge, On-site Filed Work;Invited SpeechStudents’ Community Projects (fall 2012 – fall 2018)A total of 79 community projects (BUS 495; ENTR 400; ENTR 450; MBA 748)PUBLICATIONSQ. Ye, (2018), International Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy and Culture Intelligence inEntrepreneurs’ Decisions of Internationalization, Journal of International ManagementStudies, 13 (2).Q. Ye, (2018), New-Born Startups Performance: Influences of Resources and EntrepreneurialTeam Experiences, International Business Research 11 (2).Q.Ye, (2017), Bootstrapping and New-born Startups Performance; The Role of Founding TeamHuman Capital, Global Journal of Entrepreneurship 1(2): 53-713
Q.Ye, (2017), Entrepreneurs, Strategy, Venturing Process, and Industry Environment: AConfigurational Approach to New Venture Emergence, International Business Research 10 (3)March 2017.Q.Ye, (2016), Effectual Approaches and Entrepreneurship Outcome: From a Perspective ofBehavioral Biases, Journal of Small Business & Entrepreneurship. 28 (5): 401-411B.L.Dos Santos, CW. Holsapple, & Q. Ye (2011), The Intellectual Influence of EntrepreneurshipJournals: A Network Analysis. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. 35(4): 735-754.Q. Ye (2010), “Does Culture Matter? The Impact of Cultural Differences on VC-CEOinteraction”, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management. 12(1):70-83.Q. Ye, J. Fitzsimmons, & E. Douglas (2008), “Do Effectual Approaches To EntrepreneurshipDestroy Value?” Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (FER), 28(4): 2.BOOK CHAPTERSJ.Liao, Q.Ye, D.Pistrui, & H. P. Welsch (2009). “New Venture Financing: An EmpiricalInvestigation of Chinese Entrepreneurs”, Informal Finance in China: American and ChinesePerspectives, Oxford University Press, 1(8): 104-125.PAPERS UNDER JOURNAL REVIEWQ. Ye. “Impacts of Founding-Team and Innovation Strategy in Nascent TechnologicalVentures”, Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Innovation, under review,submitted Aug. 2018. Current status: Revise & ResubmitQ.Ye, “Performance of Technological Startups: The Interaction of R&D and Founding TeamHuman Capital”, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management,submitted Oct. 2020.WORKING PAPER1. Does R&D Matter? An Investigation of an Inverted U-Shape Relationship between R&DIntensity and Survival in U.S. Information Technology Startups, Targeting Journal of BusinessVenturing2. Deep Level Diversity and Founding Team Performance: the Interplay of Interpersonal Feelings3. The Role of Affect in Multiple Processes of Entrepreneurial Decision Making; TargetingJournal of Applied Psychology4
4. Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Business Model Innovation: From a Perspective of SocialResponsibilityCONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS1. Q. Ye, 2013, Founding Team Performance: the Interplay of Interpersonal Feeling and TeamDiversity. Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC) Co-sponsoredby EMLYON Business School, Ecully, France2. Q.Ye, S. Thatcher, & S. Kerrick, 2012, “Positive Mood and Opportunity Exploitation: TheRole of Prior Knowledge”. Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC),Fort Worth, Texas U.S.A.3. Q. Ye, 2011, “The Role of Affect in Multiple Processes of Entrepreneurial Decision Making”.Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), Syracuse, NY.4. Q.Ye & S. Thatcher, 2010, “An underlying mechanism of entrepreneurial decision making: acognitive-affective-social process system approach”. Babson College EntrepreneurshipResearch Conference (BCERC), IMD and EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland.5.Y.Mai, X. Gu, & Q.Ye, 2010, “The Mobility of Nascent Entrepreneur’s Social Capital andVenture Gestation.” Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), IMDand EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland.6. Q. Ye, 2009, “Outperform the fittest? Testing Human Capital of Founding Team, FirmResources, and Strategy on New Venture Performance: A contingency and a configurationapproach”. Academy of Management Annual Meeting (AOM), Chicago, Illinois.7. Q. Ye, 2009, “Visionary Leadership and Religious Congregation Performance”. Academy ofManagement Annual Meeting (AOM), Chicago, Illinois.8. Q. Ye, M. Baucus, & D. Dubofsky, 2009, “Economic Outcomes of Founding-team HumanCapital and Innovation Strategy in Nascent Technological Ventures”. Babson CollegeEntrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), Boston.9. J. Liao, and Q. Ye, 2009, “Venture Gestation Process and Firm Emergence: A ConfigurationalApproach”. Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), Boston10. Q. Ye, J. Fitzsimmons, & E. Douglas, 2008, “Do Effectual Approaches To EntrepreneurshipDestroy Value?” Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), ChapelHill, North Carolina.11. Q. Ye, R. R. D’Souza, & J. Fitzsimmons, 2008, “Do cultural differences matter to VC-CEOinteraction?” NeXt Globalization Conference, sponsored by Wilfrid Laurier University,Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.WORKSHOPS2015, January, Pre Conference Workshops of United States Association for Small Business andEntrepreneurship (USASBE) Annual Conference held in Tampa, Florida- January 22-25.Workshop 1: Experiential Course Module: Web-Based Entrepreneurship, Assessment for AssuringImpact; Workshop 2: Using Technology in the Entrepreneurship Classroom.5
2014, January, Winterim 2014 Grant Proposal Writing Workshop, Research Administration andGrants Office of Institutional Effectiveness, University of Wisconsin-Parkside.HONORSReceived UW-Parkside Service Award at the 2018 Spring Convocation, University ofWisconsin-Parkside. Jan. 2018Received Graduate Dean’s Citation Award, University of Louisville, Dec. 2012Nominated for a Graduate Dean’s Citation Award, University of Louisville, Sep. 2012.GRANTSTeaching Grants2016, Online Course Development Workshop, May 17th – June 9th ( 1500).2015, Faculty and Academic Staff Professional Opportunities Fund (FASPOF) of University ofWisconsin Parkside, 2015 United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship(USASBE) Annual Conference, Tampa, Florida- January 22-25 ( 1000).2011 Doctoral Student Teaching Effectiveness Award for Outstanding Instruction, College ofBusiness, University of Louisville.Graduate Teaching Academy Scholarship, 2010, The School of Interdisciplinary and GraduateStudies and the Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning, for successfully completing the GTA.( 150).Research GrantsA Kauffman-Sponsored Seat. 2015 - present. The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Foraccess the NORC Data Enclave. “Founding Team, R&D Behavior and Resources onPerformance of U.S. Information Technology Start-up Firms.” (Free Use of Data, about 100/week).Awarded Winterim 2014 Grant Writing funds. Research Administration and Grants, Office ofInstitutional Effectiveness, University of Wisconsin Parkside. Jan. 2014. ( 1500)Awarded Professional Development funds. University of Wisconsin Parkside. Aug. 2012-May14, 2014. ( 2500)Grand by Committee on Research and Creative Activity (CRCA) of University of WisconsinParkside, 2013, Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC) Cosponsored by EMLYON Business School in Ecully, France June 5-Jun 8, 2013. ( 450).6
College of Business Research Incentive Grant (CBRIG), 2011-2012, College of Business,University of Louisville. “Entrepreneurs’ Decisions to Exploit Opportunities: The Influence ofPositive Mood.” ( 3,800)A Kauffman-Sponsored Seat. 2009-2012. The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, For accessthe NORC Data Enclave. “Founding Team, Innovation Strategy, and Resources in Nascent NewVentures.” (Free Use of Data, about 100/week).GSC travel funds, University of Louisville, 2011. For travel expenses to the 2011 Babson CollegeEntrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), Syracuse, NY. ( 300).Selected Participant in the 2010 Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference(BCERC), IMD and EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland.BECERC Fellowship, 2010. BCERC Doctoral Consortium Program, Chicago, Illinois. ( 700 )Graduate Student Scholarship, International Center, University of Louisville, 2010. For trip toBabson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), IMD and EPFL in Lausanne,Switzerland. ( 500).GSC travel funds, University of Louisville, 2009. For travel expenses to the 2009 Academy ofManagement Annual Meeting (AOM), Chicago, Illinois. ( 300).Selected Participant in the 2009 Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division DoctoralConsortium Program, Chicago, Illinois.Kauffman Fellowship, 2009. Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division DoctoralConsortium Program, Chicago, Illinois. ( 588.33 )KFS Travel Grants Program, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, 2009. For travel expensesto the 2009 Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC), Boston. ( 500).Gateway Research Scholarship, Saint Louis University, 2009. For partial registration and travelexpenses to attend the Gateway Conference. ( 200).Travel Grant, Wilfrid Laurier University, 2008. For travel expenses to the 2008 NeXtGlobalization Conference Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. ( 350).Travel Grant, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2007. Doctoral Workshop in InternationalEntrepreneurship. For travel expenses to the 8th Annual Workshop on InternationalEntrepreneurship, Pre-Conference Workshop at the 2007 Academy of Management AnnualMeeting, Atlanta. ( 300).Kaufman Fellowship, 2007, PSED 101 Workshop, Charleston, South Carolina. ( 500).7
SSCHOOL/COMMUNITY SERVICES AND ACTIVITIESCourse Curriculum Committee, 2017-2019Racine Entrepreneurship Summit Planning Meeting, Racine Community, 2016-2017SBDC Business Consultant Search Committee, University of Wisconsin Parkside, 2016-2017CBEC Dean Search & Screen Committee, University of Wisconsin Parkside, 2014Undergraduate Appeals Committee (Chair)Strategic Planning CommitteeSEG Faculty Advisory CommitteeBusiness Etiquette Dinner CommitteeIntegration Forum Committee1st Year Faculty Teaching and Learning Community Monthly Meetings2-6 Year Faculty Teaching and Learning Community Monthly MeetingsACADEMIC SERVICEAcademic ReviewerAcademy and Management Annual Meeting - Entrepreneurship DivisionAcademy and Management Annual Meeting - Technology & Innovation Management DivisionAcademy and Management Annual Meeting - Strategizing Activities and Practice DivisionJournal of Small Business & EntrepreneurshipAcademic AssociationsAcademy and Management Annual Meeting (AOM) - MemberUnited States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) - Member8
1998-2001 Product Executive, Consumer Health Care Department, Boeringer Ingelheim China . . 2017 Spring MBA, Business Model Innovation & Social Responsibilities, 1 study . 2017 Spring, Business Plan, 2 studies . Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference (BCERC) Co-sponsored by EMLYON Business School, Ecully, France .
