Henri Burgers is a Senior Lecturer in Strategic Management and Innovation and Leader of the Innovation Research Group in the QUT Business School. He is also one of the principal researchers in the Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research and member of QUT’s Institute for Future Environments’ Transforming Innovation Systems leadership group. Through his research he aims to develop novel approaches to managing and organising that help individuals and organisations unlock their innovative potential. His research has been published in the world’s top strategy and entrepreneurship journals and has received several grants from the Australian Research Council. He has used these insights to help firms, governments and industry associations in Europe and Australia to overcome their challenges in becoming more innovative.
Experience
–present
senior lecturer in strategy and innovation, Queensland University of Technology
2009–2011
Lecturer in strategy and innovation, Queensland University of Technology
Education
2008
RSM Erasmus University, The Netherlands, PhD Strategic Management
Publications
2016
The contingent effects of differentiation and integration on corporate entrepreneurship, Strategic Management Journal
2008
Why new business development projects fail: coping with the differences of technological versus market knowledge, Long Range Planning
Grants and Contracts
2013
Pursuing the right opportunities: the actor-opportunity nexus and new venture performance
Role:
Chief Investigator
Funding Source:
Australian Research Council
2010
What facilitates or hinders the discovery and exploitation of entrepreneurial opportunities a systematic comparison of the independent and corporate contexts