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RENT XX
Programme
- Overview
Conference Venue:
Hotel Métropole
Place de Brouckère- Plein 31 – 1000 Brussels
Wednesday, November 22
10.00 – 18.00 Doctoral seminar on Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Chairmen Poul Rind Christensen and Friederike Welter


17.00 – 20:30 Registration – Ground Floor

Walking guided tours – departures 17:00 – 17:15 – 17:25 – 17:35- 17:40


18.30 – 20.00 Welcome drink
Thursday, November 23
08.30 - … Registration cont’d – Ground Floor

09.00 - 10.30 Opening Plenary Session

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break

11.00 - 13.00 Parallel sessions (1a – 1g)

13.00 - 14.15 Lunch

14.15 - 15.45 Parallel sessions (2a – 2g)

15.45 - 16.15 Coffee break

16.15 - 17.45 Parallel sessions (3a – 3g)

19.30 - 23.00 Conference Gala Dinner –
Gate2Growth 2006 Best Paper Awards Ceremony
('Palais de la Bourse' - Place de la Bourse - 1000 Brussels)

Guest Speakers :

* Dr Reinhard Büscher
Head of Unit - European Commission - Directorate General Enterprise and Industry.
Presentation of 2006 Gate2Growth Best Papers Awards

* Dr Lieven Danneels
CEO of Televic, Entrepreneur of the Year 2005 most promising enterprise.
Friday, November 24
08.30 - … Registration cont’d – Ground Floor

09.00 - 10.30 Parallel sessions (4a – 4f)

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break

11.00 - 13.00 Parallel sessions (5a – 5f)

13.00 - 14.15 Lunch

14.15 - 15.30 Symposium and round table discussion on ' Looking forward: The future of entrepreneurship as a field of research' (moderator: Roy Thurik)

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break

16.00 - 17.30 Closing Plenary Session


RENT XX Programme
Thursday November 23
08.30 - … Registration cont’d – Ground Floor
09.00 - 10.30 Opening Plenary Session

* Welcome by the chairpersons of RENT XX :


Professor Hans Crijns (Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School) and Professor Eddy Laveren (Universiteit Antwerpen)

* Opening address by Professor Paul Coughlan, University of Dublin, President of EIASM

* Keynote speeches
’Looking back at 20 years of research in entrepreneurship: what did we learn?’ by Professor Per Davidsson (Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane Australia)

'Highlights of the RENT conferences over the past 20 years'


by Professor José Veciana (Universitat Autonoma Barcelona, Spain)
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break
11.00 - 13.00 Parallel sessions (1a – 1g)


Session 1a: Transition economies Chairperson: Zoltan Roman

Entrepreneurs in a transition country: how different are they?

Glas Miroslav, Sasa Kotar

Determinants of early new venture performance in the transition economies: a conceptual model

Schwarz Erich J., Malgorzata A. Wdowiak, Ana Kuntaric

Enterprising households in a cross-border context

Welter Friederike, David Smallbone, Anton Slonimski, Olga Linchevskaya, Anna Pobol, Marina Slonimska

SME development in Albania -an empirical investigation of business growth

Xheneti Mirela




Session 1b: Family firms Chairperson: Uhlaner Lorraine

Psychological ownership and family businesses – identifying the common ground through discriminant analysis

Markku Ikavalko, Iiro Jussila, Timo Pihkala

Transgenerational entrepreneurship: untangling characteristics and dimensions of entrepreneurial orientation in family firms

Nordqvist Mattias, Timothy G. Habbershon, Leif Melin

Ownership, governance and financial performance in small and medium-sized family firms

Steijvers Tensie, Wim Voordeckers, Sigrid Vandemaele

Involvement of accountants and bankers in SME transfers: perspectives and witnessed difficulties

Van Teeffelen Lex




Session 1c: Innovation and technological entrepreneurship Chairperson: Groen Aard

Determinants of innovation in new firms: linking absorptive capacity to the performance of start-ups

Delmar Frédéric, Erik Wetter

Innovative behaviour and performance in the SMEs in peripheral areas

Garcia Zamora Evelyn, Muñoz Gallego Pablo

Innovation in the micro and small KIBS firms: an empirical analysis

Pietikäinen Petri, Jukka Siikonen, Jarkko Pellikka

Early formalization : a study of entrepreneurial organizing at early stages of high technology venturing

Sölvell Ingela




Session 1d: Entrepreneurship and policy issues Chairperson: Miettinen Asko

An assessment of the efficiency of government funding of business angel networks: a regional study

Collewaert Veroniek

Explaining nascent entrepreneurs’ goal commitment: an exploratory study

De Clercq Dirk, Teresa V. Menzies, Monica Diochon, Yvon Gasse

Public policy and success of business start-ups in Germany

Gross Verena, Michael Rothgang, Frederike Welter

The effect of business regulations on nascent and young business entrepreneurship

Van Stel André, David J. Storey, A. Roy Thurik




Session 1e: Emergence and entrepreneurial orientation Chairperson: Hytti Ulla

The contribution of emergence to entrepreneurship theory : a review

Fuller Ted, Lorraine Warren, Friederike Welter

Sustaining competitive advantages: conceptualising and measuring the impact of market orientation and entrepreneurial orientation on innovation

Kocak Akin, Temi Abimbola

Developing entrepreneurial orientation. The role of dynamic capabilities and intangible resources

Madsen Einar Lier, Alsos Gry Agnete, Odd Jarl Borch, Bjørn Brastad, Elisabet Ljunggren

The link between cognitive styles, entrepreneurial orientation and perceptive firm performance

Vermeulen Sabine, Hans Crijns




Session 1f: Entrepreneurship and special interest groups Chairperson: O'Gorman Colm

An exploration of early stage entrepreneurial activity within different female ethnic minority groups

Brooksbank David, Dylan Jones-Evans, Caleb Kwong, Piers Thompson

Profiling grey entrepreneurs - an Irish perspective

Laurincikova Lucia, Thomas M. Cooney

“Venture survival of immigrant vs. Local entrepreneurs in the Basque country”

Peña Iñaki, Nahikari Irastorza

Determinants of self-employment preference and realization among women and men in Europe and the united states

Verheul Ingrid, Roy Thurik, Isabel Grilo




Session 1g: Social capital and gender Chairperson: Paasio Antti

Social capital: does gender matter?

Co Mary Jesselyn

The role of social capital in microfirm management:: an approach by French manager’s ethics

Courrent Jean-Marie, Katherine Gundolf

The History and Herstory of the Field of Entrepreneurship: Gender in Focus and Production in the Core Literature

Watkins David, Whysni Basuki

Gender differences in entrepreneurship in a transition context: evidence from Bulgaria

Yordanova Desislava, Tsvetan Davidkv



13.00 - 14.15 Lunch

14.15 - 15.45 Parallel sessions (2a – 2g)


Session 2a: New venture creation Chairperson: Raffa Mario

Spinning-off new ventures in Catalonia: a comparison with incubation strategies in European research institutions

Serarols Christian, Andrea Bikfalvi, David Urbano, Yancy Vaillant

Creating new ventures in contrasting environments

Smallbone David, Xiao Jianzhong, Meng Li, Richard Hyde

New firm growth paths explored and explained

Stam Erik, Petra Gibcus, Jennifer Telussa



Session 2b: Entrepreneurial Finance and venture capital Chairperson: Landstrom Hans

Venture capital and the investments of new technology based firms

Bertoni Fabio, Massimo G. Colombo, Annalisa Croce

Informal investment, regional prosperity and entrepreneurial activity

Brooksbank David, Dylan Jones-Evans, Thompson Piers

Perceptions of venture capital as a barrier to innovation: the characteristics and performance of ‘needy’ firms

Freel Mark, Paul Robson, Sarah Jack




Session 2c: Innovation and technological entrepreneurship Chairperson: Surlemont Bernard

No patents needed: innovation protection by SMEs

Mol Mischa C.

The adoption of innovation in Ghana

Robson Paul, Helen Haugh, Bernard Obeng

Adoption of digitally enabled marketing by smaller manufacturing enterprises: conceptual integration and empirical examination

Vanyushyn Vladimir




Session 2d: SME success and business performance Chairperson: Rebernik Miroslav

The role of market orientation and learning orientation in enhancing small firm business performance

Bard Ulla

Entrepreneurial dimension behind business performance: an empirical investigation

Cassia Lucio, Alessandra Colombelli, Stefano Paleari

Entrepreneurial and management teams: comparative analysis focusing on SME performance

Tihula Sanna, Mika Pasanen




Session 2e: Entrepreneurship education Chairperson: Kirby David

How to Support Learning of Entrepreneurs? A study of training programmes for Entrepreneurs in Five European Countries

Akola Elisa, Jarna Heinonen

How do you react to entrepreneurship education? An examination of the role of predispositions in an enactive mastery experience of entrepreneurship

Delmar Frédéric, Régis Goujet

Learning Processes in Entrepreneurship Education

Fayolle Alain, Benoît Gailly, Narjisse Lassas-Clerc



Session 2f: Entrepreneurship and human capital Chairperson: Christensen Poul Rind

“Been there, done that” - exploring the influence of industry and functional work experience on opportunity recognition

Gabrielsson Jonas, Diamanto Politis

The Role of Work Experience in Entrepreneurial Career Choice

Paasio Kaisu, Tommi Pukkinen

Prior start up experience as a source of learning: a comparison of novice and habitual entrepreneurs

Politis Diamanto




Session 2g: The role of universities in fostering entrepreneurship Chairperson: Thurik Roy

The characteristics and performance of businesses started by recent university graduates

Mason Colin, Sara Carter, Stephen Tagg

When do university-based knowledge spillovers influence the growth of NTBFs?

Piva Evila, Massimo G. Colombo, Diego D’adda

Student and/or entrepreneur? Managing multiple identities among emerging university student entrepreneurs

Sørensen Suna, William B. Gartner



15.45 – 16.15 Coffee break

16.15 – 17.45 Parallel sessions (3a – 3g)


Session 3a: International entrepreneurship Chairperson: Mason Colin

The role of inward foreign direct investment on domestic entrepreneurship

Barbosa Natalia, Vasco Eiriz

Direct and indirect effects of entrepreneurial and market orientations on international performance of Spanish and Belgian international new ventures

Blesa Andreu, Diego Monferrer, Ysabel Nauwelaerts

The role of social and business ties in the internationalisation of new ventures

Evers Natasha, Colm O'gorman



Session 3b: Family firms Chairperson: Veciana José

Agency problems and dividend policy in private family firms

Lybaert Nadine, Vandemaele Sigrid, Wim Voordeckers

Financing and growth behavior of family firms: differences between first- and next-generation-managed firms

Molly Vincent, Eddy Laveren, Ann Jorissen

The link between family orientation, strategy, and innovation in Dutch SMEs: lagged effects

Uhlaner Lorraine, Sita Tan, Joris Meijaard, Ron Kemp




Session 3c: Entrepreneurship and regional development Chairperson: Jones-Evans Dylan

The geography of new firm formation: evidence from independent start-ups and new subsidiaries in the Netherlands

Bosma Niels, André Van Stel, Kashifa Suddle

How different are the regional factors of high-tech and low-tech start-ups? Evidence from the Japanese manufacturing industries

Okamuro Hiroyuki

Linking entrepreneurial climates to entrepreneurship and the opportunity-necessity divide

Tamvada Jagannadha, David Audretsch




Session 3d: SME success and business performance Chairperson: Klandt Heinz

Constitutive elements of strategic planning and their relation towards SME success

Kraus Sascha, Rainer Harms, Erich Schwarz

The effect of mediating mechanisms on IS planning in SMEs

Kyobe Michael

Comparison of the informational bases of Merton type models and accounting models to assess default within small and medium sized enterprises

Lin Shu-Min, Jake Ansell



Session 3e: Entrepreneurial learning Chairperson: Torres Olivier

Examining entrepreneurial learning and real options: empirical test of successful and failed entrepreneurs

Bratnicki Mariusz, Agata Austen

Entrepreneurial learning in high-tech start-ups: a conceptual framework and an empirical study

Chiesa Vittorio, Alfredo De Massis, Marco Giorgino, Diego Viviani

Understanding the entrepreneurial process: what can we learn from anthropology?

Lauring Jakob, Poul Rind Christensen



Session 3f: Entrepreneurship and human capital Chairperson: Brännback Malin

The hunt for the Heffalump continues: who is the Flemish entrepreneur?

Cools Eva

The influence of human capital and domain definition strategy on early business performance

Isaksen Espen John

Modeling and analyzing entrepreneur role stress

Wincent Joakim, Daniel Örtqvist




Session 3g: The role of universities in fostering entrepreneurship Chairperson: Urbano David

On the role of academic staff as entrepreneurs in processes of commercialisation - case studies of biotechnology firms in Norway

Spilling Olav R.

Entrepreneurship and the "theory of planned behavior" - empirical implications for promoting students' entrepreneurial activity

Tegtmeier Silke

University – industry relationships - what academics actually do and think about it

Wahlbin Clas, Caroline Wigren



19.30 – 23.00 Conference Gala Dinner –
Gate2Growth 2006 Best Paper Awards Ceremony
('Palais de la Bourse' - Place de la Bourse - 1000 Brussels)

Guest Speakers :

* Dr Reinhard Büscher
Head of Unit - European Commission - Directorate General Enterprise and Industry.
Presentation of 2006 Gate2Growth Best Papers Awards

* Dr Lieven Danneels
CEO of Televic, Entrepreneur of the Year 2005 most promising enterprise.

* Gate2Growth Nominee for 2006 Best Paper Awards Competition
Friday November 24

08.30 - … Registration cont’d – Ground Floor





09.00 - 10.30 Parallel sessions (4a – 4f)


Session 4a: Business incubation and new venture strategy Chairperson: Voordeckers Wim

Business model development in emerging industries: approaches of new technology-based ventures

Andries Petra, Bart Van Looy, Catherine Lecocq, Koenraad Debackere

A comparative analysis of the start-up motives among micro entrepreneurs in Poland and Sweden

Saruckij Mark, Birgitta Eriksson, Patrik Larsson

Why do they use financial bootstrapping? A quantitative study of new business managers

Winborg Joakim




Session 4b: Entrepreneurial Finance and venture capital Chairperson: Limère Arthur

SME financing in Europe: cross-country determinants of debt maturity

Hernández-Cánovas Ginés, Johanna Koeter-Kant

The entrepreneurial finance gap - a case study of ethnic minority graduates in the west midlands, UK

Hussain Javed, Jonathan Scott, Cindy Millman, Paul Hannon

Testing certification effect of venture capitalists

Lehtonen Oskari




Session 4c: Entrepreneurship and regional development Chairperson: Mugler Josef

The absorptive capacity of SMEs as a barrier to regional development

Rebernik Miroslav, Tadej Kroslin, Barbara Bradac

Community entrepreneurship and social capital - how can new business ventures benefit?

Rønning Lars, Elisabet Ljunggren

The role of innovativeness in the growth and success of existing firms in eastern Finland

Virtanen Markku, Tomi Heimonen




Session 4d: Social entrepreneurship Chairperson: Watkins David

Keeping [social] entrepreneurship hybrid: towards a dangerous research agenda?

Dey Pascal, Chris Steyaer

Who do social entrepreneurs think they are?

Howorth Carole, Caroline Parkinson, Christine Coupland

Emergency Entrepreneurship - Creative Organising in the Eye of the Storm

Johannisson Bengt, Lena Olasion


Session 4e: Human resources management and Entrepreneurship Chairperson: Mussati Giuliano

Human resource practices in franchise systems: company owned versus franchised units.

Brand Maryse , Evelien Croonen, Liesbeth Kneppers-Heijnert

The recruitment and selection policies in ambidextrous organizations: exploration versus exploitation

Bratnicki Mariusz, Tomasz Ingram, Janusz Struzyna

Smallness of firm and HRM: the key role played by proximity

Torres Olivier, Frédéric Delmar




Session 4f: Entrepreneurship and human capital Chairperson: Fuller Ted

Exploring entrepreneurial passion: a study of lethargic intentions and passionate opportunity exploitation

Brännback Malin, Alan Carsrud, Jennie Elfving, Norris Krueger

Escalation of commitment in investment decisions

Brundin Ethel, Veronica Gustafsson, Holger Patzelt, Dean Shepherd

Identification of entrepreneurial propensity: an empirical investigation of the Bolton and Thompson model

Galloway Laura,William Keogh, Steve W. Kelly



10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break
11.00 - 13.00 Parallel sessions (5a – 5f)


Session 5a: Corporate entrepreneurship/intrapreneurship Chairperson: Pichler J. Hanns

Corporate entrepreneurship: The relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance – A configurational approach

Frank Hermann, Alexander Keßler, Matthias Fink

The effects of psychological contracts on corporate entrepreneurship: a study of employee-firm interaction

Holmquist Carin, Karin Folkesson

The ethical understanding of entrepreneurs ethics in small sized companies

Raich Margit, Claudia Müller

Resource acquisition self-efficacy and the pursuit of opportunity

Thorén Kent, Terrence E. Brown



Session 5b: Firm growth Chairperson: Glas Miroslav

Understanding How Barriers Perceived and Experienced by Owner/Managers Influence Small Business Growth: An Intentions-based Approach to Barriers Research

Doern Rachel

Determinants of fast growth: An empirical analyses of SME sector in Kosova

Hoxha Durim

Company's growth in Belgium: empiric research on the relationship between age and performance/growth towards a life cycle model

Limère Arthur, Annemie Vandersanden

Portfolio entrepreneurship as a growth strategy

Pasanen Mika




Session 5c: Networking and entrepreneurship Chairperson: Johannisson Bengt

Networking as a source of creative quality and value innovations in mechanical woodprocessing industry SME’s

Arhio Kaija

An Investigation into the Characteristics of Structural and Relational Patterns of the Networks of International New Ventures.

Groen Aard, Paul Kirwan, Peter Van Der Sijde

Governance of strategic alliances: the case of microfirms in France

Jaouen Annabelle, Katherine Gundolf

Network-creator networking established networks – case Masterplanet & SparkNet

Malinen Pasi, Jussi Puhakainen




Session 5d: Entrepreneurship and policy issues Chairperson: De Clercq Dirk

Environmental influences and involvement in unproductive entrepreneurship: insights from an advanced transition setting

Sauka Arnis, Ruta Aidis

High growth entrepreneurs, public policies and economic growth

Stam Erik, Kashifa Suddle, Jolanda Hessels, André Van Stel

Entrepreneurial culture as determinant of nascent entrepreneurship

Suddle Kashifa, Sjoerd Beugelsdijk, Sander Wenneker



Session 5e: Entrepreneurship education Chairperson: Fayolle Alain

Entrepreneurial founder teams: exploring the relationship between team characteristics, team fluctuation and new venture performance

Almer-Jarz Daniela A., Erich J. Schwarz, Robert J. Breitenecker

Enterprise training and entrepreneurial activity - evidence from the United Kingdom

Jones-Evans Dylan, David Brooksbank, Caleb Kwong, Piers Thompson

Project seminar business plan development – an analysis of integrative project-based entrepreneurship education

Koch Hendrik, Tobias Manuel Johann, Heinz Klandt

Searching for entrepreneurs among small business owners: the development of new roles and competencies in the changing agri-food sector

Lans Thomas, Wim Hulsink, Martin Mulder




Session 5f: Entrepreneurship and human capital Chairperson: Steyaert Chris

Equipreneurship: advancing research on entrepreneurial teams

Ben Hafaiedh Cyrine

The relationship between innovativeness, leadership, growth and profitability in SMEs

Matzler Kurt, Erich Schwartz, Natasa Deutinger

Identifying prominent and emerging antecedents to role stress

Örtqvist Daniel


13.00 - 14.15 Lunch
14.15 - 15.30 Symposium and round table discussion on ' Looking forward: The future of entrepreneurship as a field of research' (moderator: Professor Roy Thurik)

Invited speakers:

Professor Simon Parker (University of Durham)
Professor Magnus Henrekson (Stockholm School of Economics)
Professor Frédéric Delmar (EM Lyon),
Rudy Aernoudt (Secretaris-generaal van het departement Economie, Wetenschap en Innovatie, Brussels),
W. Vanderborght (Entrepreneur – CEO of Bananas)

15.30 – 16.00 Coffee break


16.00 – 17.30 Closing Plenary Session

* Annual meeting of ECSB, presented by David Smallbone, President of ECSB


'Presentation of Prizes for ECSB Case Study Competition'

* Best paper award for young researcher

* RENT Conference Best paper Anthology

* Presentation of RENT XXI


* Presentation of ICSB 2007 Conference in Turku


* Closing address by the chairpersons of RENT XX :
Professor Hans Crijns (Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School) and
Professor Eddy Laveren (Universiteit Antwerpen)

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