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Dr. Ronald K. MitchellTexas Tech University

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Education and Post Graduate Training

Ph D, University of Utah, 1994.Major: Business AdministrationSupporting Areas of Emphasis: Marketing-Consumer BehaviorDissertation Title: The Composition, Classification, and Creation of New Venture FormationExpertise

BBA, University of Calgary, 1976.Major: AccountingSupporting Areas of Emphasis: New Organizations, Taxation

Academic and Professional Experience

Distinguished Visiting Winspear Scholar, University of Victoria. (2014 - Present).

Professor, Texas Tech University. (2005 - Present).

Professor, University of Victoria. (July 1, 2003 - May 31, 2005).

Francis G. Winspear Chair in Public Policy and Business, University of Victoria. (July 1,2000 - May 31, 2005).

Associate Professor, Tenured, University of Victoria. (July 1, 1999 - June 30, 2003).

Joint Appointment, Professor of Strategy and Public Policy, Peking University GuanghuaSchool of Management, Beijing, PRC. (September 1, 1999 - August 31, 2002).

Assistant Professor, University of Victoria. (July 1, 1994 - July 30, 1999).

Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Utah. (1993 - 1994).

Public Practice, Financial Officer, Consultant, Certified Public Accountant. (July 1, 1976 -October 1, 1990).

Leadership Awards and Honors

“2018 IABS Best Article 2016 Award”, International Association for Business and Society. (June9, 2018).

The 2017 “Schulze Award” for a Classroom Exercise, EIX. (April 6, 2018).

President’s Academic Achievement Award, Texas Tech University. (April 18, 2017).

TTU Integrated Scholar, TTU. (2009).


Best Conceptual Paper Award, US Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.(January 2006).

Team Leader: Model Entrepreneurship Program, US Association for Small Business andEntrepreneurship USASBE. (January 2000).

Team Leader: Innovation in Entrepreneurship Pedagogy, Academy of Management. (August 9,1999).

Citation for world-wide best practice in distance consulting, Open Society Institute. (October 27,1998).

1997 Distinguished Educator Award, University of Victoria. (February 1998).

TEACHING

Courses Taught

Texas Tech University4000, Research: Technology Commercialization, 1 course.4376, ENT II: Discovering Entrepreneurship Opportunities, 1 course.5373, Opportunity Creation and Discovery, 1 course.6305, Individual Study in Management, 1 course.6380, Colloquium, 1 course.7000, Research: Technology Commericalization, 1 course.BA 4000, Directed Experience, 11 courses.BA 5322, Technology Commercialization: STEM MBA, 14 courses.BA 7000, Research, 14 courses.BA 8000, Doctor's Dissertation, 26 courses.IS 5031, Internship in Interdisciplinary Studies, 1 course.ISQS 5230, Managerial Decision Theory, 1 course.ME 4377, Innovation, Discovery, and Commercialization, 4 courses.ME 6330, Advanced Topics In Mech Engr: Technology Commercialization, 1 course.MGT 4376, Entrepreneurship: Discovering Entrepreneurial Opportunities, 4 courses.MGT 4379, Technology Commercialization, 3 courses.MGT 4381, Individual Problems in Management, 4 courses.MGT 4383, Special Topics in Management: Technology Commercialization, 6 courses.MGT 5373, Opportunity Creation and Discovery, 10 courses.MGT 5379, Applied Entrepreneurship, 9 courses.MGT 5381, Managing Innovation and Change, 17 courses.MGT 6305, Individual Study in Management: Advanced Entrepreneurship, 13 courses.MGT 6315, Current Management Issues, 3 courses.MGT 6380, Colloquium in Management Research, 5 courses.MGT 6381, Seminar in Advanced Management Topics: Advanced Entrepreneurship, 5 courses.MGT 6392, Advanced Organization Theory, 2 courses.

Non-Credit Instruction

Management/Executive Development, Rawls College of Business, 500 participants. (January 1,2009 - Present).


Directed Student Learning

Kiera Nevels-Washington, Undergraduate Research. (November 2018 - Present).

Muhammad Muhammad, Dissertation Committee Co-Chair, Management. (June 2017 - Present).

Matt LaFont, Dissertation Committee Member, Management. (2016 - Present).

Doruk Isik, Directed Individual/Independent Graduate Study. (September 2018 - December2018).

Yusef Ozdemir, Directed Individual/Independent Graduate Study. (August 2018 - December2018).

Hamid Vahidnia, Dissertation Committee Chair, Management. (September 2014 - August 2018).

Dan Gullifor, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (June 2017).

Lori Tribble, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (June 2017).

Mingwei Li, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (June 2017).

Muhammad Muhammad, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (June 2017).

Vanthanh Phan, Dissertation Defense Committee Member, "Multimedia Message Design:Examining the Effects of Background Classical Music and Decorative Pictures on Retention,Comprehension, and Motivation," Curriculum & Instruction. (December 2016).

Abdallah Assaf, Dissertation Committee Chair, "Drilling For Innovation: Economic DiversificationThrough The Determination, Distinction and Development of Renewable EntrepreneurshipClusters," Management. (September 2014 - May 2016).

Shawna Chen, Dissertation Committee Chair, "Opportunity Near or Far: The TheoreticalStructure and Cognitive Antecedents of Entrepreneurial Action," Management. (November2013 - August 2015).

Robert Robinson, Dissertation Committee Member, "N/A," Management. (November 2012 -August 31, 2015).

Andrew Dartt, Dissertation Committee Co-Chair, Hospitality and Retail Management. (January2012 - August 2015).

Jae Lee, Dissertation Committee Chair, "Stakeholder Work and Value Creation StakeholderEngagement: An Integrative Framework," Management. (September 2011 - August 2015).

James Carlson, Master's Non-Thesis Committee Chair, Interdisciplinary. (September 2014 - May2015).

Angela Randolph, Dissertation Committee Member, "Hypomanic Personality and OpportunityDevelopment," Management. (November 2013 - May 2015).

Alejandra Marin, Dissertation Committee Member. (January 2012 - May 2013).

Ganapathy Natarajan, Dissertation Committee Member, "Developing an EnvironmentalSustainability Index (EnvSI) for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the United


States: The Case of West Texas," Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering.(September 2011 - December 2012).

Wei Chen, Dissertation Committee Co-Chair, "Academic Entrepreneurship in a Field of MultipleLogics: University Technology Transfer in The United States," Management. (September2007 - May 2010).

Adam Bailey, Dissertation Committee Chair, "Refining the principle of who or what really counts(and why): Seeking a rationally coherent ethical theory as a better foundation for astakeholder theory of the firm," Management. (September 2007 - December 2009).

Abby Wang, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (2008).

Todd Moss, Qualifying Exam Chair, Management. (2008).

Anthonia Prince, Master's Non-Thesis Committee Member, "Avoiding New Venture Failure,"Interdisciplinary. (August 2008).

Jeff Stambaugh, Dissertation Defense Committee Member, "Competitive Aggressiveness:Individuals, Firms, Performance," Management. (September 2006 - August 2008).

Teaching Awards and Honors

Master Educator, Experiential Classroom, University of Florida. (September 28, 2013).

Finalist, Innovative Course Award, US Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.(January 2009).

USASBE Model Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Program Award, US Association of SmallBusiness and Entrepreneurship (USASBE). (February 19, 2000).

1999 Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division “Innovation in EntrepreneurshipPedagogy Award”, Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division. (August 9, 1999).

Business MBA Class of ‘94 teaching award for “Best Application of Real World Relevance,University of Victoria Faculty of Business MBA Class. (May 1995).

RESEARCH

Published Intellectual Contributions

Best Paper Citation at the EURAM Conference, Instanbul, TURKEY

Mitchell, R., VanBuern, H., Greenwood, M., Freeman, E. (2013). Accounting for stakeholders.Istanbul: EURAM Conference.

Best Paper USASBE Annual Meeting Conceptual Paper Award, 2009

Wei, C., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R. (2009). The invisible other hand: Entrepreneurship andinstitutions in a field of multiple logics.


Best Paper USASBE Conference 2006

Mitchell, R., Cohen, B. (2006). Stakeholder theory and the entrepreneurial firm.

Best Yearly Article Award (sponsored by the California Management Review,) and presentedby the International Association for Business and Society (IABS)

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Wood, D. J. (1997). Toward a Theory of Stakeholder Identification andSalience: Defining the Principle of Who and What Really Counts (4th ed., vol. 22, pp. 853-886). Academy of Management Review.

Book Review

Mitchell, R. (2012). In Kimberly A. Boal (Ed.), Book Review: Stakeholder theory: Impact andprospects (vol. 33, pp. 1407-1411). Organization Studies.

Book, Chapter in Non-Scholarly Book-New

Mitchell, R. (2003). Assessing stakeholder interests in prosperity and cultural well-being -Appendix A. In C. Nyce (Ed.) (Ed.), Masters in our own house: The path to prosperity andcultural well-being (pp. 163-182). Terrace, BC: Skeena Native Development Society.

Mitchell, R. (2003). Governance in support of on-reserve market institutions: The rationale for aprosperity code - Chapter 2 Part 2. In C. Nyce (Ed.) (Ed.), Masters in our own house: Thepath to prosperity and cultural well-being (pp. 37-46). Terrace, BC: Skeena NativeDevelopment Society.

Mitchell, R., Allen, W. G. (2003). New models for Native economic development - Chapter 1.Masters in our own house: The path to prosperity and cultural well-being (pp. 1-22). Terrace,BC: Skeena Native Development Society.

Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-New

Mitchell, R., Lee, J. H. (2018). Stakeholder identification and its importance in the value creatingsystem of stakeholder work. In Jay Barney, Ed Freeman, Jeffrey Harrison, Rob Phillips (Ed.),The Handbook of Stakeholder Theory.

Mitchell, B., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R. (2017). Situated scripting and entrepreneurial expertise: Asocially situated view of the information processing perspective. In Alan L. Carsrud and MalinBrännback (Ed.), Revisiting the Entrepreneurial Mind: Inside the Black Box (pp. 175–181).New York: Springer.

Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Chen, S. (2017). Socially situated entrepreneurialcognition: Promising linkage and directions in studying entrepreneurial behavior, practice,and process. The Handbook of Entrepreneurial: Behavior, Practice and Process, W. Gartnerand B. Teague, Eds.

Vahidnia, H., Chen, S., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R. (2017). Entrepreneurial action research:Moving beyond fixed conceptualizations. The SAGE Handbook of Small Business andEntrepreneurship (pp. 38–59). Sage.

Mitchell, R., Lee, J. H., Agle, B. R. (2016). "Stakeholder prioritization work” – The role ofstakeholder salience in stakeholder research. “Business and Society 360” Book Series,James Webber & David Wasieleski, Eds. (pp. 123-158).


Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Stamp, J. A., Carlson, J. (2015). Organizing Creativity: Lesson from theEureka! Ranch Experience. In Michael Hitt (Ed.), Oxford Handbook of Creativity, Innovation,and Entrepreneurship. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Townsend, D., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Busenitz, L. (2015). The eclipse and new dawn ofindividual differences research (Charting a path forward). In Ted Baker and Friederike Welter(Ed.), The Routledge Companion on Entrepreneurship (pp. 89-101). New York: Routledge.

Baucus, D., Baucus, M., Mitchell, R. (2014). Lessons from the neural foundation ofentrepreneurial cognition: The case of emotion and motivation. In J. Robert Mitchell, RonaldK. Mitchell, & Brandon Randolph-Seng (Eds.) (Ed.), Handbook of Entrepreneurial Cognition(pp. 254-315). London: Edward Elgar.

Randolph-Seng, B., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R. K. (2014). Historical context, present trends andfuture directions in entrepreneurial cognition research. In: J. Robert Mitchell, Ronald K.Mitchell, & Brandon Randolph-Seng (pp. 1 - 60). Handbook of Entrepreneurial Cognition.

Mitchell, R. (2014). The road to excellence in international entrepreneurship education: Furtheranalysis of the original 2005 article (pp. 116 - 133). Annals of Entrepreneurship Educationand Pedagogy.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. Robert, Zachary, M., Ryan, M. Simulating socially-situated cognition inexchange creation. In J. Robert Mitchell, Ronald K. Mitchell, & Brandon Randolph-Seng(Eds.) (Ed.), HANDBOOK OF ENTREPRENEURIAL COGNITION. London: Edward Elgar.

Mitchell, R. (2014). Cognition and entrepreneurship: The expertise approach. BlackwellEncyclopedia of Entrepreneurship Research (3rd Ed.). Oxford: Blackwell Publishing.

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B. T., Alvarez, S. (2012). Opportunity Creation, UnderlyingConditions and Economic Exchange. Entrepreneurial Action (Advances in Entrepreneurship,Firm Emergence and Growth, Volume 14) (vol. 14, pp. 89-123). Emerald Group PublishingLimited.

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B., Alvarez, S. (2012). Opportunity creation, underlyingconditions and economic exchange. Entrepreneurial Action (pp. 89–123). Emerald GroupPublishing Limited.

Mitchell, R., Brigham, K. H., Walker, H. J., Dino, R. N. (2011). In Search of EntrepreneurshipResearch Excellence: A Person-Environment Fit Approach. Chapter 1: In Search ofResearch Excellence: Exemplars in Entrepreneurship.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B., Mitchell, J. R. (2009). Entrepreneurial scripts and entrepreneurialexpertise: The information processing perspective. Understanding the Entrepreneurial Mind(pp. 97–137). Springer New York.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B. T., Mitchell, J. R. (2009). Entrepreneurial scripts and entrepreneurialexpertise: The information processing perspective. (pp. 97-140). New York: In Understandingthe Entrepreneurial Mind: Opening the black box/Springer Publishing Company.

Mitchell, J. R., Gustavsson, V., Smith, B., Davidsson, P., Mitchell, R. (2005). Thinking aboutthinking about thinking: Exploring how entrepreneurial metacognition affects entrepreneurialexpertise. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research. Babson College.


Mitchell, R. (2005). Tuning up the value creation engine: On the road to excellence inInternational Entrepreneurship Education (vol. 8, pp. 185-248). In JAI Press: Advances inEntrepreneurship, Firm Emergence and Growth Entrepreneurship Series.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, B. (2004). Failing to succeed: New venture failure as amoderator of startup experience and startup expertise (November ed.). Presented to the2004 Babson Conference, Glasgow, Scotland, June 2004, and accepted for publication inFrontiers of Entrepreneurship Research.

Mitchell, R. (2003). A transaction cognition theory of global entrepreneurship. In J.A. Katz and D.Shepherd (Ed.), Advances in Entrepreneurship, Firm Emergence and Growth (vol. 6, pp. 183-231). JAI Press.

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A. (2002). Developing market economies: The aboriginal case innorthwest British Columbia. Innovation and entrepreneurship in Western Canada: Fromfamily businesses to multinationals (pp. 135-166). Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press.

Mitchell, R. (2002). Toward the standardization of venture capital investment evaluation:Decision criteria for rating investee business plans. In Various (Ed.), Frontiers ofEntrepreneurship Research; 2002 Annual Edition (2002nd ed., pp. 1-8). MA: Babson College.

Agle, B. R., Mitchell, R., Sonnenfeld, J. (2000). A report on stakeholder attributes and salience,corporate performance, and CEO values. Jeanne M. Logsdon, Donna J. Wood, and Lee E.Benson (Eds.) Research in Stakeholder Theory, 1997-1998: The Sloan Foundation MinigrantProject (pp. 39-54).

Mitchell, R., Seawright, K. W. (1995). The implications of multiple cultures and entrepreneurialexpertise for international public policy. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research (vol. 15, pp.143-157).

Book, Non-Scholarly-New

Mitchell, R., Allen, G. (2003). Masters in Our Own House: The Path to Prosperity. Skeena NativeDevelopment Society.

Book, Scholarly-New

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R. K., Randolph-Seng, B. (2014). Handbook of EntrepreneurialCognition. London UK: Edward Elgar.

Mitchell, R., Dino, R. N. (2011). In Search of Research Excellence: Exemplars inEntrepreneurship. Northhampton MA: Edward Elgar.

Dragoo, C., Lumpkin, G. T., Mitchell, R., Smith, D. (2007). The possibilities project: A study ofbest practices aimed at enhancing systematic value creation from the university to the world.Lubbock, TX: An organizing analysis of the Texas Tech technology transfer system.

Mitchell, R. (2001). Transaction cognition theory and high performance economic results (FirstEdition). A research monograph summarizing the development of transaction cognitiontheory at multiple levels of analysis. International Centre for Venture Expertise.

Book, Textbook-New

Morse, E. A., Mitchell, R. (2005). Cases in entrepreneurship: The venture creation process.Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications.


Mitchell, R. (2000). Venture analysis standards 2000 workbook (pp. 82). International Centre forVenture Expertise.

Conference Proceeding

Hansen, J., McDonald, R., Mitchell, R. (2016). Marketing benchmarking, triangulatedisomorphism, and firm strategy. Creating Marketing Magic and Innovative Future MarketingTrends, Part of the series Developments in Marketing Science: Proceedings of the 2016Academy of Marketing Science (pp. 533-543).

Carlson, J., Bailey, A. D., Mitchell, R. (2013). Competition and Morality (pp. 1-5). 2013Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society.

Mitchell, B., Mitchell, R. (2012). Digital content reuse in dynamic settings: An organizing typologyfor digital content users. Proceedings of JAIS Theory Development Workshop. Sprouts:Working Papers on Information Systems (18th ed., vol. 12, pp. 12–18).

Lee, J. H., Mitchell, R. (2011). Towards refining the concept of corporate citizenship. IABSAnnual meeting June, 2011, Bath, UK Proceedings. International Association for Business &Society.

Mitchell, R., Keng, K., Chen, W. (2009). Institutional entrepreneurship and “inductance” in thepublic sector: A China Case. USASBE Annual Meeting Proceedings. US Association forSmall Business and Entrepreneurship.

Mitchell, R., Chen, W., Mitchell, J. R. (2009). The invisible other hand: Institutions andentrepreneurship in a field of multiple logics. USASBE Annual Meeting Proceedings. USAssociation for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Mitchell, R. (2008). Entrepreneurial cognition research and economic development. USASBEConference, San Antonio, TX Proceedings. US Association for Small Business andEntrepreneurship.

Smith, I., Seawright, K., Mitchell, R., McClendon, R. (2008). Exploring entrepreneurial cognitionin franchisees: A knowledge-structure approach. USASBE Conference Proceedings. USAssociation for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Hansen, J. M., Mitchell, R. (2007). Toward competence retention: A framework for thereconciliation of organization-wide marketing. AMA Winter Marketing Educator ConferenceProceedings (pp. 126-127). American Marketing Association.

Yu, A., Mitchell, R. (2007). Word-of-mouth communication salience and new value creation in thebusiness-to-business setting. USASBE Annual Meeting Proceedings. US Association forSmall Business and Entrepreneurship.

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R. (2004). Exploring the marketing-entrepreneurship interface. CCSBEAnnual Meeting Proceedings. Canadian Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Cohen, B. (2003). Creating new institutions in CanadianEntrepreneurship. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for SmallBusiness and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE), held in Victoria BC, November 6 – 8, 2003, 20thAnnual CCSBE Proceedings, #10.

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R. (2003). Recovering from globalization: New models for first nationseconomic development. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for Small


Business and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE), held in Victoria BC, November 6 – 8, 2003, andpublished in the 20th Annual CCSBE Proceedings, #17.

Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Mitchell, J. R., Morse, E. A. (2003). Transacting decisions and cognitivedifferences: Implications for the US-Canada softwood lumber dispute. Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Canadian Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE),held in Victoria BC, November 6 – 8, 2003, and published in the 20th Annual CCSBEProceedings, #12.

Mitchell, R., Sirghy, M. J., Su, C. (2002). Do us all a favor: Examining the theoretical essentials ofeffective Guanxi in China. Presented to the Annual Meeting of the International Associationfor Business and Society, Victoria BC, June 29, 2002, Proceedings: 187-192.

Mitchell, R. (2002). Stakeholders of the world unite: Assessing progress on the path toward astakeholder theory of the firm. . Presented as a part of the panel discussion: “StakeholderIdentification and Salience: Five Years Out,” to the Annual Meeting of the InternationalAssociation for Business and Society, Victoria BC, June 28, 2002, Proceedings: 223-224.

Agle, B. R., Mitchell, R. (1998). A theory and test of relationships between stakeholder salienceand corporate social performance. International Association for Business and Society 1998Proceedings: Hilo, Hawaii, June, 1998: 897-997.

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Smith, J. B., Seawright, K. W. (1998). Cultural values and venturercognitions on the Pacific Rim. Proceedings of the International Conference on Globalizationand Emerging Businesses: Strategies for the 21st Century, McGill University, Montreal, 1998.

Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Seawright, K. W., Morse, E. A. (1998). International entrepreneurship,NAFTA, and venturing expertise. Proceedings of the 12th Annual USASBE Conference,Clearwater, Fla.

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Bertoch, B. R., Vasko, T. S. (1998). New venture evaluation: Is there astandard method on the horizon?. Proceedings of the 12th Annual USASBE Conference,Clearwater, Fla.

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R. (1997). Stakeholder identification and salience: Dialogue andoperationalization. International Association for Business and Society 1997 Proceedings:365-370.

Mitchell, R. (1994). The transaction cost implications of moving command economies fromhierarchy to market. Proceedings of the International Federation of Scholarly Associations ofManagement 1994 Annual Meeting: 139-140.

Mitchell, R., Chesteen, S. (1993). Entrepreneurs evaluate experiential education. Proceedings ofthe Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning Conference, 20: 82-85,Savannah, Ga., April, 1993.

Mitchell, R. (1993). Where efficiency fails: Ethical implications of governance in the internationalsetting. International Association for Business and Society 1993 Proceedings: 303-308.

Mitchell, R. (1992). From hierarchy to market: Mitigating societal impacts of governancetransition in the macro institutional setting. International Association for Business and Society1992 Proceedings: 232-240, Leuven, Belgium, June, 1992.

Essay

Mitchell, R. (2019). Degobalization Risks Our Economic Future. The Wheatley Institution.


Mitchell, R. (2019). The Future of Institutions in a ‘Post-truth’ Era. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2018). Unity and Harmony in a Civil Society. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2018). Inequality, Peace, and Us. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2018). The World-wide Property Registry: A thought experiment. The WheatleyInstitution.

Mitchell, R. (2017). The Irreplaceable Role of Ethics in Productive Exchange. The WheatleyInstitution.

Mitchell, R. (2017). Connectivity, Propinquity and the Future of Academic Institutions. TheWheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2017). Institutional Entrepreneurship and Institutional Work. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2016). Business Ethics and Stakeholders. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2016). Institutional Work and Core Institutions. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. (2016). CPI, GDP, and core institutions. The Wheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. K. (2016). Baseball, Neighborhoods, Positive Networks, and Public Goods. TheWheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. K. (2015). Agency, Ethics, and Family: The Story of the Stumbling Starling. TheWheatley Institution.

Mitchell, R. K. (2015). Lifting Society through Opportunity Emergence. The Wheatley Institution.

Journal Article, Academic Journal

(4) Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, J. B., Assaf, A. M., Mitchell, R., Araci, O. Further exploringinternational entrepreneurial cognitions: The case of the Middle-East. Journal of BusinessVenturing Insights.

(5) Wood, D. J., Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Bryan, L. M. (2018). Stakeholder identification andsalience after twenty years: Progress, problems, and prospects. Business & Society.

(5*) Chen, H. S., Mitchell, R., Brigham, K. H., Howell, R., Steinbauer, R. (2018). Perceivedpsychological distance, construal processes, and abstractness of entrepreneurial action.Journal of Business Venturing.

(5) Hatherly, D., Mitchell, R., Lee, J. H., Mitchell, J. R. (2017). Firm Profits and StakeholderCapital Maintenance: A Further Extension of Stakeholder Accounting Theory. Business &Society.

(3) Mitchell, R. K. (2017). Managing and accounting for multiple stakeholders. Rutgers BusinessReview, 2(3), 395-401.

(4) Stambaugh, J. E., Mitchell, R. (2017). The fight is the coach: Creating expertise during thefight to avoid entrepreneurial failure. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior &Research,.


(3) Mitchell, R. (2016). Are entrepreneurs born or made? Characteristics v. cognitive theories ofnew venture creation. Entrepreneur & Innovation Exchange Online.

(3) Ingerson, M. C., Agle, B. R., Donaldson, T., Godfrey, P. C., Harris, J. D., Harrison, J. S.,Keevil, A., Mitchell, R., Phillips, R. (2016). Normative stakeholder capitalism: Getting fromhere to there. Business & Professional Ethics Journal, 34(3), 377 - 406.

Randloph-Seng, B., Mitchell, R., Marin, A., Lee, J. H. (2015). Job security and entrepreneurship:Enemies or allies?. Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, 20(1), 24-29.

Randolph-Seng, B., Mitchell, R., Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, J. R., Chen, S., Statzer, J. (2015). Themicrofoundations of entrepreneurial cognition research: Toward an integrative approach.NOW Publishing: Hanover: MA, 11(4).

Mitchell, R., VanBuren, H. J. III, Greenwood, M., Freeman, R. E. (2015). Stakeholder inclusionand accounting for stakeholders. Journal of Management Studies(November).

Mitchell, R. K., Weaver, G. R., Agle, B. R., Bailey, A. D., Carlson, J. Stakeholder agency andsocial welfare: Pluralism and decision making in the multi-objective corporation. Academy ofManagement Review, 41(2), 252 - 275.

Marin Melo, A., Mitchell, R., Lee, J. (2014). The vulnerability and strength duality in ethnicbusiness: A model of stakeholder salience and social capital. Journal of Business Ethics,130(2), 271-289.

Robinson, R., Mitchell, R. K., Hoover, J. (2013). Implementing mental models: Extending insightand whole person learning. Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning,40(2013), 388 - 392.

Carlson, J., Hoover, J., Mitchell, R. K. (2013). Implications of regulatory focus theory forsimulation and experiential learning. Developments in Business Simulation and ExperientialLearning, 40(2013), 229 - 236.

Mitchell, R. K., Robinson, R., Marin, A., Lee, J., Randolph, A. (2013). Spiritual identity,stakeholder attributes, and family business workplace spirituality stakeholder salience.Journal of Management, Spirituality and Religion, 10(3), 215 - 252.

Hansen, J. M., McDonald, R., Mitchell, R. (2013). Competence Resource Specialization, CausalAmbiguity, and the Creation and Decay of Competitiveness: The Role of Marketing Strategyin New Product Performance and Shareholder Value. Journal of the Academy of MarketingScience, 41(3), 300-319.

Seawright, K. W., Smith, I., Mitchell, R., McClendon, R. J. (2013). Exploring entrepreneurialcognition in franchisees: A knowledge-structure approach. Entrepreneurship Theory &Practice, 37, 201-227.

Hansen, J. M., McDonald, R., Mitchell, R. (2013). Competence resource specialization, causalambiguity, and the creation and decay of competitiveness: The role of marketing strategy innew product performance and shareholder value. Journal of the Academy of MarketingScience, 41(3), 300-319.

Mitchell, R. K. (2012). Book Review- Phillips, R. A. (Ed). Stakeholder theory: Impact andprospects. Organization Studies.


Hoover, D. J., Mitchell, R., Wu, D. (2012). Experiential Education as a Process of ChangingMental Frames by Inducing Insight Learning,. Developments in Business Simulation andExperiential Learning Volume, 39, 279-285.

Mitchell, R., Randolph-Seng, B., Mitchell, J. R. (2011). Socially situated cognition: Imagining newopportunities for entrepreneurship research. Academy of Management Review - Dialogue,36(4), 774-778.

Mitchell, R. (2011). Increasing Returns and the Domain of Entrepreneurship Research.Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, 35-36, 615-629.

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Chrisman, J. G., Spence, L. A. (2011). Toward a theory of stakeholdersalience in family firms. Business Ethics Quarterly, 21(12), 235-255.

Lim, D., Morse, E. A., Mitchell, R. (2010). Institutional environment and entrepreneurialcognitions: A comparative business systems perspective. Entrepreneurship Theory &Practice, 34-35, 491-516.

Tan, J., Fischer, E., Mitchell, R. K., Phan, P. (2009). At the center of the action: Innovation andtechnology strategy research in the small business setting. Journal of Small BusinessManagement, 47(3), 233 - 262.

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R. K. (2009). Entrepreneurial scripts and the newtransaction commitment mindset: Extending the expert information processing theoryapproach to entrepreneurial cognition research. Entrepreneurship Theory Practice, 33(4),815 - 844.

Li, X., Mitchell, R. (2009). The pace and stability of small enterprise innovation in highly dynamiceconomies: A China-based template. Journal of Small Business Management, 47(3), 370-397.

Seawright, K., Mitchell, R. K., Smith, J. B. (2008). Comparative entrepreneurial cognitions andlagging Russian new venture formation: A tale of two countries. Journal of Small BusinessManagement, 46(4), 512 - 535.

Agle, B. R., Donaldson, T. C., Freeman, E., Jensen, M., Mitchell, R. K., Wood, D. J. (2008).Dialogue: Toward superior stakeholder theory. Business Ethics Quarterly, 18(2), 153 - 190.

Mitchell, R. K., Bailey, A., Mitchell, J. R. (2008). Entrepreneurship, thinking, and economic selfreliance. Economic Self-reliance Review, 10(1), 8 - 13.

Mitchell, R. K., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, J. B. (2008). Inside opportunity formation: Enterprise failurecognition and the creation of opportunities. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 2, 225 - 242.

Cohen, B., Smith, J., MItchell, R. K. (2008). Toward a more comprehensive conceptualization ofdependent variables in entrepreneurship research,. Business Strategy and the Environment,17(2), 107 - 120.

Su, C., Mitchell, R., Sirghy, M. J. (2007). Enabling guanxi management in China: A hierarchicalstakeholder model of effective guanxi. Journal of Business Ethics, 71(3), 301-319.

Mitchell, R., Busenitz, L., Bird, B., Gaglio, C. M., McMullen, J., Morse, E. A., Smith, B. (2007).The central question in entrepreneurial cognition research 2007. Entrepreneurship Theory &Practice, Jan 2007, 1-27.


Mitchell, R. K. (2006). Globalization, economic literacy, and native economic development.International Journal for Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 3(6), 743 - 759.

Mitchell, R. K., Cohen, B. (2006). Toward a stakeholder theory of the entrepreneurial firm.Journal of Small Business Strategy, 17(1), 1 - 15.

Mitchell, J. R., Friga, P., Mitchell, R. (2005). Untangling the intuition mess: Intuition as a constructin entrepreneurship research.. Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, 30(November), 653-679.

Mitchell, R. K. (2004). Evolutionary biology research, entrepreneurship, and the morality ofsecurity-seeking behavior in an imperfect economy. Business Ethics Quarterly: The RuffinSeries, 4, 263 - 287.

Mitchell, R. K., Busenitz, L., Lant, T. R., McDougall, P. P., Morse, E. A., Smith, B. (2004). Thedistinctive and inclusive domain of entrepreneurial cognition research. EntrepreneurshipTheory & Practice, 29(2), 505 - 518.

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Sharma, P. (2003). The transacting cognitions of non-familyemployees in the family business setting. Journal of Business Venturing, 18(4), 553-551.

Danov, M. A., Smith, B., Mitchell, R. (2003). Relationship prioritization for technologycommercialization. Journal of Marketing Theory & Practice, 11(3), 59-69.

Wang, W.-g., Mitchell, R., Tang, B.-y. (2003). A new venture analysis method and its application.Journal of Donghua University, 20(1), 120-123.

Mainprize, B., Hindle, K., Smith, B., Mitchell, R. (2003). Caprice versus standardization inventure capital decision making. The Journal of Private Equity, 7(1), 15-25.

Mitchell, R. (2002). Entrepreneurship and stakeholder theory. Business Ethics Quarterly("TheRuffin Series"), 175-196.

Mitchell, R., Smith, B., Morse, E. A., Seawright, K. W., Peredo, A. M., McKenzie, B. (2002). Areentrepreneurial cognitions universal? Assessing entrepreneurial cognitions across cultures.Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Summer, 9-32.

Wang, W. J., Tang, B. Y., Mitchell, R., Xing, X. R. (2002). The innovation types evaluation ofsmall business. Journal of Dong Hua University (Eng. Ed.), 19(1), 107-109.

Mitchell, R., Busenitz, L., Lant, T., McDougall, P. P., Morse, E. A., Smith, B. (2002). Toward atheory of entrepreneurial cognition: Rethinking the people side of entrepreneurship research.Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice(Winter), 93-104.

Wang, W.-j., Mitchell, R., Tang, B.-y. (2001). Identification of small business by innovation types.Journal of Natural Science of Heilongjiang University, 18(4), 33-36.

Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Seawright, K. W., Morse, E. A. (2000). Cross-cultural cognitions and theventure creation decision. Academy of Management Journal, 43(5), 974-993.

Morse, E. A., Mitchell, R., Smith, j. B., Seawright, K. W. (1999). Cultural values and venturecognitions on the Pacific Rim. Global Focus, 11(4), 135-153.

Agle, B. R., Mitchell, R., Sonnenfeld, J. A. (1999). Who matters to CEOs? An investigation ofstakeholder attributes and salience, corporate performance, and CEO values. Academy ofManagement Journal, 42(5), 507-525.


Mitchell, R., O'Neil, S. J. (1998). Feudal institutions and small business governance: Anexploration and comparison. Small Business and Enterprise Development, 5(3), 208-218.

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Wood, D. J. (1997). Toward a theory of stakeholder identification andsalience: Defining the Principle of Who or What Really Counts. Academy of ManagementReview, 22(4), 853-886.

Mitchell, R. (1996). Oral history and expert scripts: Demystifying the entrepreneurial experience.Journal of Management History, 2(3), 50-67.

Mitchell, R., Chesteen, S. (1995). Enhancing entrepreneurial expertise: Experiential pedagogyand the entrepreneurial expert script. Simulation & Gaming, 26(3), 288-306.

Journal Article, Professional Journal

Robinson, R., Hoover, J., Mitchell, R. (2013). Implementing Mental Models: Extending Insightand Whole Person Learning. ABSEL: Bernie Keys Library, 40, 388-392.

Carlson, J., Hoover, J., Mitchell, R. (2013). Implications of regulatory focus theory for simulationand experiential learning. ABSEL-Bernie Keys Library, 40, 215-252.

Presentations Given

Mitchell, R., Rasmussen, C., Wheatley Institution Ethics Advisory Council Meeting, "Accountingand ethics," Wheatley Institution, Provo, UT. (March 8, 2019).

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Annual Meeting of the Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship(SEE) Conference, "The future of stakeholder theory in a ‘post truth’ world," Institute forSustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE), MIami, Fla. (March 3, 2019).

Hunt, R., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Townsend, D., Annual Meeting of the Sustainability, Ethics,and Entrepreneurship (SEE) Conference, "The battle to define science: A knowledge-problem approach to sustainability challenges.," Institute for Sustainability, Ethics, andEntrepreneurship (SEE), Miami, Fla. (March 2, 2019).

Guitouni, A., Mitchell, R., Anthony, G., Mitchell, J. R., Annual Meeting of the Sustainability,Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE) Conference, "Value aggregation in large coproductionsystems: Stakeholder inclusion & problems of unknowingness in Global Value Chains,"Institute for Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE), Miami, Fla. (March 2, 2019).

Mitchell, R., Doctoral Student consortium at the Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship(SEE), "Paper History: AMR to AMJ--Lessons Learned (Two Sessions Feb 28 and March1)," Institute for Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE), Miami, Fla. (March 1,2019).

Mitchell, R., Doctoral Student consortium at the Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship(SEE) Conference, "Research, teaching, and community problem solving examples of takingtheory into practice," Institute for Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE), Miami,Fla. (March 1, 2019).

Mitchell, R., Doctoral Student consortium at the Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship(SEE) Conference, "The underlying strategies for effective paper development," Institute forSustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (SEE), Miami, Fla. (February 28, 2019).


Muhammad, M. A. A., Hansen, H., Mitchell, R., Southern Management Association, "Redemptiveentrepreneurship: Growing both businesses and people," Academy of Management,Lexington, KY. (October 2018).

Guitouni, A., Mitchell, R., Goertzen, A., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Stakeholdersand multiple objectives: The case of global value chains," Academy of Management SocialIssues in Management Division, Chicago IL. (August 13, 2018).

Skorodziyevskiy, V., Assaf, A. M., Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Babson 2018 Conference, "Anindustry cluster growth perspective on entrepreneurial ecosystems: Calibrating policy andinstitutionalization effects.," Babson College, Waterford, Ireland. (June 2018).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., The Academy of Management Review Invited Conference: TheImplications of Uncertainty for Management and Organization Theories, "Reducinguncertainty in value creation and appropriation: Social oscillation, commitment, and dilemmatransformation.," University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. (May 18, 2018).

Mitchell, R., The Academy of Management Review Invited Conference: The Implications ofUncertainty for Management and Organization Theories, "Uncertainty from variousperspectives: A few possibilities," University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA. (May 18, 2018).

Guitouni, A., Goertzen, A., Mitchell, R., CSSI (Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation)Research Conference, "Toward a better understanding of value creation within global valuechains: A nested model of decision-making," University of Victoria, Victoria BC, Canada.(March 23, 2018).

Skorodziyevskiy, V., Smith, B., Mitchell, J. R., Assaf, A., Mitchell, R., Sustainability, Ethics, &Entrepreneurship Conference, "Diagnosing the health of entrepreneurial ecosystems: A two-lens approach," Washington, DC. (March 3, 2018).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Value creation, uncertainty, andstakeholder research," Panel (Alvarez, Barney, Harrison, Lange, Mahoney, Mitchell, Phillips,& Sachs), Atlanta, GA. (August 2017).

Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Entrepreneurialopportunities as situated concepts: Toward building cognitive foundations for capturingcontent of entrepreneurial opportunities and linking content to entrepreneurial action,"University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. (June 2017).

Mitchell, R., California Entrepreneurship Educators’ Conference, "Entrepreneurship research:What? and How?," San Diego State University, San Diego, CA. (March 2017).

Stambaugh, J., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "The fight is the coach: Creatingexpertise during the fight to avoid entrepreneurial failure," Philadelphia, PA. (January 2017).

Mitchell, R., Strategic Management Society Extension, "Strategic factor stakeholders," Zurich,CH. (September 2016).

Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Management theory’sFaustian bargain: Complicity, conquest, and the modern corporation," Anaheim, CA. (August2016).

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Toward a theory ofstakeholder identification and salience: Defining the Principle of Who or What Really Counts


(Symposium: How to Write One of the Most Successful Academy of Management Articles ofAll Time)," Anaheim, CA. (August 2016).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting (Entrepreneurship Division Doctoral andNew Faculty Consortium), "How you will be evaluated for tenure," Anaheim, CA. (August2016).

Lee, J. H., Mitchell, R., Howell, R., International Association for Business and Society AnnualMeeting, "Value creation stakeholder engagement: An empirical examination of stakeholderwork," Park City, UT. (June 2016).

Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting (New Facultyand Doctoral Consortium), "Joining the research conversation," Park City, UT. (June 2016).

Mitchell, R., Wood, D. J., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting(New Faculty and Doctoral Consortium), "Writing effectively," Park City, UT. (June 2016).

Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting (New FacultyConsortium), "Working toward tenure," Park City, UT. (June 2016).

Mitchell, R., Suddaby, R., Visiting Winspear Scholar Lecture, "Theory construction." (June 2016).

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Eastman, A., Sustainability, Ethics, & Entrepreneurship Conference,"Value creation and social inflection in the natural environment: Sustainable socioeconomicinteraction in the Klamath River Basin," Denver, CO. (May 2016).

Mitchell, R., Wheatley Institution Inaugural Annual Meeting (Ethics Initiative Board of Advisors),"Lifting society through more effective economic institutions (Keynote)," Provo, UT. (April2016).

Vesper, K., Gartner, W., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Experimental variation onbusiness plan assignments," San Diego, CA. (January 2016).

Greenwood, M., VanBuren, H., Freeman, E., Mitchell, R., 5th Annual Australasian BusinessEthics Network, "Relational stakeholder theory: A critical agenda for stakeholder relationsand stakeholder value," Sydney, Australia. (December 2015).

Van Buren, H. J., Greenwood, M., Freeman, R. E., Mitchell, R., 6th Latin American andEuropean Meeting on Organization Studies, "Beyond financial and shared value: A relationalstakeholder framework for value creation and valuation in organizations," Viña del Mar,Chile. (November 2015).

Mitchell, J. R., Mostafa, R., Mitchell, R., Liao, C. L., Chatterjee, C., Babson EntrepreneurshipResearch Conference, "Stakeholder theory and the emergence of opportunities," BabsonPark, MA. (June 2015).

Greenwood, W., Van Buren, H., Freeman, E., Mitchell, R., International Association for Businessand Society Annual Meeting, "From shared value to stakeholder value: Reclaimingstakeholder theory as relational," Guanacaste, Costa Rica. (June 2015).

Mitchell, R., Visiting Winspear Scholar Lecture, "Implications of pace & stability ofinstitutionalization of innovation for ENT research & practice." (June 2015).

Vahidnia, H., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Employing Control inEntrepreneurial Actions: An Action-to-Action Model," Philadelphia, PA. (August 2014).


Vahidnia, H., Assaf, A., Mitchell, R., Smith, B., Seawright, K., Academy of Management AnnualMeeting, "The Effects of Political Instability and Institutional Support on the Selection ofSocial Ties," Philadelphia, PA. (August 2014).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting (Entrepreneurship Division DoctoralConsortium), "How to understand the nuances of a research topic," Philadelphia, PA.(August 2014).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting (Entrepreneurship Division Early-careerConsortium), "Developing a research stream," Philadelphia, PA. (August 2014).

Mitchell, R., Visiting Winspear Scholar Lecture, "Stakeholder accounting: Jump-starting a newfield." (July 2014).

Mitchell, R., Vahidnia, H., Assaf, A., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, B. B., Araki, O., BabsonEntrepreneurship Research Conference, "Entrepreneurial cognition, dynamism, and the caseof the Middle-East," London, ON, Canada. (June 2014).

Chen, H., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Scaling entrepreneurialaction," London, ON, Canada. (June 2014).

Mitchell, R., Winspear Visiting Scholar Research Seminar, "Accounting for stakeholders, SocialCredit, and jump-starting a new field," University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada. (June2014).

Mitchell, R., Winspear Visiting Scholar Seminar for Post-docs and New Faculty, "The latentstructure of a research career," University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada. (June 2014).

Mitchell, R., Winspear Visiting Scholar Summer Doctoral Seminar, "Research excellence andresearch methods," University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada. (June 2014).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, J. B., Assaf, A., Vahidnia, H., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "An“Entrepreneurial Spring” in the Middle East? (Round-table discussion)," Fort Worth, TX.(January 2014).

Smith, B., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "The marketing/entrepreneurship interface: acognition-based approach (Competitive Paper)," Fort Worth, TX. (January 2014).

Stambaugh, J., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "The paradox of entrepreneurial failure:Creating expertise during the struggle to survive (Developmental Paper)," Fort Worth, TX.(January 2014).

Mitchell, R., Lee, J. R., Randolph-Seng, B., Marin, A., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Towardrecovering from globalization: An aboriginal economic development SWOT analysis andmodel (Developmental Paper)," Fort Worth, TX. (January 2014).

Mitchell, R., Hmeileski, K., Annual Meeting of USASBE (Doctoral Consortium), "Modeling thecareer of an exemplary scholar," Fort Worth, TX. (January 2014).

Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE (Doctoral Consortium), "Theory and methods inentrepreneurship research," Fort Worth, TX. (January 2014).

Alvarez, S., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Moving the field forward,"Entrepreneurship Division Doctoral Consortium, Orlando, FL. (August 2013).


Carlson, J., Mitchell, R., Bailey, A., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Refining theprinciple of who or what really counts: A normative foundation for stakeholder theory,"Orlando, FL. (August 2013).

Aronson, O., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Scarcity and thesustainable entrepreneurship system: A multi-level perspective," Orlando, FL. (August 2013).

Brammer, S., Elm, H., Mitchell, R., Van Buren, H., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Some questions we don’t need to keep asking; and questions we should," ManagementDivision, Orlando, FL. (August 2013).

Agle, B. R., Donaldson, T., Godfrey, P., Harris, J., Harrison, J., Ingerson, M. C., Keevil, A.,Mitchell, R., Phillips, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Some questions wedon’t need to keep asking; and questions we should," Society for Business Ethics, Orlando,FL. (August 2013).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting (All-Academy Plenary), "Canentrepreneurship save capitalism? The role of incentives and self-interest," Orlando, FL.(August 2013).

Mitchell, R., Freeman, E., Greenwood, M., Van Buren, H., European Academy of ManagementConference, "Accounting for Stakeholders," Istanbul, Turkey. (June 2013).

Carlson, J., Bailey, A., Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society AnnualMeeting, "Competition and morality," Portland, OR. (June 2013).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Marin, A., Miller, J., International Association for Business andSociety Annual Meeting, "Defining institutional entrepreneurship: A socially constructedapproach," Portland, OR. (June 2013).

Lee, J. H., Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting,"“Stakeholder work” and stakeholder research," Portland, OR. (June 2013).

Mitchell, R., Wheatley Distinguished Lecture, "Stakeholder Accounting, Social Credit, and N.Eldon Tanner," Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. (May 2013).

Mitchell, R., TEDx Talk, "Entrepreneurs of the world unite: Free captive knowledge!," Lubbock,TX. (September 2012).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Lee, J. H., Randolph, A., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Desperate poverty, corruption, and entrepreneurship with ethics," Management Division,Boston, MA. (August 2012).

Lumpkin, G. T., Barney, J., Lennox, M., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Engaging the Media (PDW Panel session)," All-Academy PDW Program Committee,Boston, MA. (August 2012).

Greenwood, M., Van Buren, H., Freeman, E., Mitchell, R., Phillips, R., Ricketts, R., Sarasvathy,S., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Symposium on Stakeholder Accounting," All-Academy Program Committee, Boston, MA. (August 2012).

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B. T., Randolph-Seng, B., Alvarez, S., BabsonEntrepreneurship Research Conference, "Opportunity creation, economic exchange and newvalue," Dallas, TX. (June 2012).


Mitchell, R., 4th Annual AOM Entrepreneurship Exemplars Conference/2012 DardenEntrepreneurship and Innovation Research Conference, "The future of entrepreneurship andinnovation research." (May 2012).

Lim, D. S., Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Annual Meeting of the Strategic Management Society,"Culture, institutions and entrepreneurial cognitions," Miami, FL. (November 2011).

Gustavsson, V., Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Chen, H. S., Academy of Management AnnualMeeting, "How do opportunity identification cognitions differ by task? An experimentalexploration," San Antonio, TX. (August 2011).

Mitchell, R., Dino, R. N., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Publishing in the top tier,"San Antonio, TX. (August 2011).

Mitchell, R., Wu, D., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Social entrepreneurship inChina: Stakeholder equivalence theory and social value creation (Workshop proposal)," SanAntonio, TX. (August 2011).

Lee, J. H., Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting,"Towards refining the concept of corporate citizenship," Bath, England. (June 2011).

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Mitchell, B. T., 3rd Annual Entrepreneurship Research ExemplarsConference, "Opportunity creation, underlying conditions, and economic exchange," TheOhio State University, Columbus, OH. (May 2011).

Mitchell, R., Ivey School of Business Research Series, "A stakeholder equivalence theory of firmvalue creation and distribution," London, ON, Canada. (November 2010).

Chen, W., Mitchell, R., Southern Management Association Annual Meeting, "Organizationalperformance in a field of multiple logics: technology transfer at U.S. research universities,"Clearwater, FL. (October 2010).

Mitchell, R., Tan, J., Zhang, W., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Entrepreneurshipand Innovation in China," Québec, Canada. (August 2010).

Lee, J. H., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The invisible hand-out: Astakeholder model of corporate free riding," Management Division, Québec, Canada.(August 2010).

Bailey, A. D., Mitchell, R., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting,"Refining the principle of who or what really counts," Banff, Alberta, Canada. (March 2010).

Mitchell, R., Texas Tech 2009 Tenure Academy, "Writing and publishing strategies for TenureSuccess: An entrepreneurial approach," Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX. (November2009).

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Bailey, A. D., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Aknowledge-efficiency approach to opportunity formation and new value emergence,"Entrepreneurship Division, Chicago, IL. (August 2009).

Stambaugh, J., Lumpkin, G. T., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Amultilevel examination of competitive aggressiveness: firms, markets and performance,"Entrepreneurship Division, Chicago, IL. (August 2009).


Baron, Busenitz, L., Hill, Johnson, Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Ridge, Tang, Townsend, Wallace,Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Psychological determinants of entrepreneurialaction (Symposium)," Entrepreneurship Division, Chicago, IL. (August 2009).

Mitchell, J. R., Bailey, A. D., Mitchell, B. T., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship ResearchConference, "Transacting, opportunities, and entrepreneurship," Babson Park, MA. (June2009).

Mitchell, R., Family Enterprise Research Conference, "A stakeholder-fairness process view offamily business: How family makes a difference," Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. (April 2009).

Mitchell, R., OFC (State of Georgia, Opportunity Fund Corporation) Venture Challenge: Bridgingthe Entrepreneurial Gap, "Business valuation & valuing ENT Research: Steps andmethodologies," HBCU Dean/Faculty Development Seminar, Atlanta, GA. (April 2009).

Mitchell, R., Western Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Entity, identity andgovernance," A Symposium on stakeholder theories of governance: (Felin, Godfrey,Hesterly, Mitchell, Schulze): Problems and prospects, Midway, UT. (March 2009).

Mitchell, R., Morris, M. H., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Promoting research excellence at theUSASBE-Academy intersection," Anaheim, CA. (January 2009).

DeNoble, A., Mitchell, R., et al., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Recent developments intechnology commercialization," Anaheim, CA. (January 2009).

Mitchell, R., Doctoral Program: EEE working paper series, "Entrepreneurship research: Amultiple-pathways perspective," Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. (September 2008).

Morris, M. H., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "BEST PRACTICES I:Showcasing Entrepreneurship Program and Teaching Excellence through the USASBE/Academy Partnership," Anaheim, CA. (August 2008).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Franchising, Expertise, and EconomicDevelopment," Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Caucus, Anaheim, CA.(August 2008).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Chen, W., Valcea, S., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"From hierarchy to market: Privatization as the entrepreneurial transformation of commandeconomies," Anaheim, CA. (August 2008).

Mitchell, R., Autio, E., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The future of internationalentrepreneurship research: Organizing frameworks," Entrepreneurship Division DoctoralConsortium, Anaheim, CA. (August 2008).

Chen, W., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Cornell-McGill Institutions and EntrepreneurshipConference, "The invisible other hand: Institutional entrepreneurship in a field of multiplelogics," Montreal, Canada. (June 2008).

Mitchell, R., Fourth Annual Office Depot Research Forum, "The future of research inentrepreneurship and innovation." (April 2008).

Mitchell, R., Texas Tech Health Sciences Center (Lecture for faculty and students), "Ethics andIndustry," Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX. (April 2008).


Mitchell, R., International Conference on Engineering Education, "Innovation andentrepreneurship: Merging engineering and business concepts," University of Coimbra,Coimbra, Portugal. (September 2007).

Townsend, D. M., Busenitz, L. W., Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management AnnualMeeting, "Captains of their own destiny? Individual agency in entrepreneurial cognitionresearch," Managerial and Organizational Cognition Division, Philadelphia, PA. (August2007).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Effectuation: What’s been done so farand what we can do next: What to do with Effectuation?," Panel (Sarasvathy, Zahra,Shepherd, Mitchell, Read, & Wiltbank), Philadelphia, PA. (August 2007).

Stambaugh, J. E., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Exploitation practice:Expert performance in entrepreneurial strategy implementation," Business Policy andStrategy Division, Philadelphia, PA. (August 2007).

Agle, B., Donaldson, T., Freeman, W. E., Jensen, M., Mitchell, R., Wood, D. J., Academy ofManagement Annual Meeting, "Promoting general welfare through a better theory of the firm:Building superior stakeholder theory," All-Academy Symposium, Philadelphia, PA. (August2007).

Mitchell, J. R., Mitchell, R., Cornell-McGill Institutions and Entrepreneurship Conference, "Asocial surface co evolution approach to relating institutional and organizationalentrepreneurship research," Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. (July 2007).

Seawright, K. K., Smith, I., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference,"Entrepreneurial cognition and franchisee expertise," Madrid, Spain. (June 2007).

Hansen, J., Mitchell, R., American Marketing Association Winter Academic Conference, "Towardcompetence retention: a framework for the reconciliation of organization-wide marketinglogic." (February 2007).

Shields, H., Mitchell, R., Southern Management Association Annual Meeting, "Invited to stay:Human resource retention in post-merger firms," Clearwater, FL. (October 2006).

Vesper, K., Mitchell, R., Experiential Classroom V Conference, "Priming entrepreneurialexpertise: Creating and enhancing students’ entrepreneurial scripts," Syracuse University,Syracuse, NY. (September 2006).

Lim, D. S., Morse, E. A., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Comparativebusiness systems and entrepreneurial cognitions," Managerial and Organizational CognitionDivision, Atlanta, GA. (August 2006).

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Mitchell, J. R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Entrepreneurial cognitions and transaction commitment: An application to practice," Atlanta,GA. (August 2006).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Relating institutional andnew venture entrepreneurship research: A social surface co-evolution approach," Atlanta,GA. (August 2006).

Brigham, K., DeCastro, J., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "ACognitive Approach towards Understanding the Association between Individual Founders’


Expressed Attitudes and Intentions and Actual Turnover and Firm Growth," Bloomington, IN.(June 2006).

Gustavsson, V., Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Tofind or not to find: How do opportunity identification cognitions differ by task?," Bloomington,IN. (June 2006).

Mitchell, R., Seventh Annual Doctoral Workshop on International Entrepreneurship, "ResearchImplementation: Challenges in “trapping” both the bears & the mice in IE Research," Atlanta,GA. (May 2006).

Mitchell, R., Seventh Annual Doctoral Workshop on International Entrepreneurship, "We growentrepreneurship scholars," Atlanta, GA. (May 2006).

Agle, B. R., Mitchell, R., Presentation at the Romney Institute, Marriott School of Management,"Surviving and thriving as an LDS bishop: Leadership lessons from a unique perspective,"Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. (February 2006).

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Pritchard, M., Third AGSE International Entrepreneurship & InnovationResearch Exchange Conference, "Good housekeeping: Establishing an operationalizationbaseline in the testing of transaction cognition entrepreneurship theory," Auckland, NewZealand. (February 2006).

Mitchell, R., Cohen, B., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Stakeholder theory and the entrepreneurialfirm (JSBS Editors’ Choice: Best Conceptual Paper Award)," Tucson, AZ. (January 2006).

Mitchell, R., One day training session on using the New Venture Template Screening Method tocreate a common language in new venture assessment in West Texas, "WTCICAssessment: Creating the Learning Link," West Texas Coalition for Innovation andCommercialization, Lubbock, TX. (November 2005).


Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "From defense to offense,"Entrepreneurship Division, Honolulu, HI. (August 2005).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "State of the art in ENT education,"Entrepreneurship Division, Honolulu, HI. (August 2005).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The path to full professor inentrepreneurship," Entrepreneurship Division (New Faculty Consortium), Honolulu, HI.(August 2005).

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Conference on the Marketing/ Entrepreneurship Interface, "Themarketing implications of transaction cognition theory," University of Illinois – Chicago,Chicago, IL. (August 2005).

Mitchell, J. R., Smith, J. B., Gustafsson, V., Davidsson, P., Mitchell, R., Babson EntrepreneurshipResearch Conference, "Thinking about thinking about thinking: Exploring howentrepreneurial metacognition affects entrepreneurial expertise," Babson College, Wellesly,MA. (June 2005).



Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Second West Coast Research Symposium on TechnologyEntrepreneurship, "The marketing implications of transaction cognition theory: Towardsdemarcation of the MEI interface," University of Washington, Seattle, WA. (September 2004).

Shepherd, D., Busenitz, L., Mitchell, R., et al., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Developing Interesting Research Session," Entrepreneurship Division Doctoral Consortium,New Orleans, LA. (August 2004).

Krueger, N., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Entrepreneurial cognition:Still the next big thing?," New Orleans, LA. (August 2004).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Indigenous Entrepreneurship: Is it and ifso what is it?," Symposium (Anderson, R. B., Dana, L. P., Galbraith, C. S., Stiles, C., Hindle,K., Kayseas, B., Mitchell, R. K., Morris, M. H., & Peredo, A.M.), New Orleans, LA. (August2004).

Shepherd, D., Busenitz, L., Mitchell, R., et al., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Learning, Knowledge, and Dynamic Capabilities," Entrepreneurship Division DoctoralConsortium, New Orleans, LA. (August 2004).

Gartner, W., Davidsson, P., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The futureof entrepreneurship in academic institutions and how it might affect my career,"Entrepreneurship Division (New Faculty Consortium), New Orleans, LA. (August 2004).

Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Smith, J. B., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Failingto succeed: New venture failure as a moderator of startup experience and startup expertise,"Glasgow, Scotland. (June 2004).

Cohen, B., Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Newventure value creation strategies: Outcome comparisons," Glasgow, Scotland. (June 2004).

Mitchell, R., E-conference (University of Victoria and Jönköping International Business School),"Creating global entrepreneurs: The road to excellence in international entrepreneurshipeducation," Jönköping, Sweden. (April 2004).

Mitchell, R., E-conference (University of Victoria and Jönköping International Business School),"Entrepreneurship research: Context and evidence," Jönköping, Sweden. (April 2004).

Anderson, R., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for Small Business and ENT(CCSBE), "The state of the art in native economic development: Innovations and examples,"Victoria, BC, Canada. (November 2003).

Smith, J. B., Mitchell, R., Mainprize, B., Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for SmallBusiness and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE), "Taking a theoretical approach to teachingentrepreneurship," Victoria, BC, Canada. (November 2003).

Querioz, A., Agle, B. R., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "A framework ofstakeholder legitimacy," Seattle, WA. (August 2003).

Krueger, N., Baron, R., Mitchell, R., Zeitsma, C., Branzei, O., Academy of Management AnnualMeeting, "Entrepreneurial cognition: The next big thing?," Seattle, WA. (August 2003).


Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Smith, J. B., Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for SmallBusiness and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE), "Toward a global venture analysis standard,"Halifax, NS, Canada. (November 2002).

Mitchell, R., New Taiwan Economy, "The UVic model of entrepreneurship: Globalentrepreneurship in the Taiwan setting," Lin Ho Institute, Taipei, Taiwan. (September 2002).

Mitchell, R., 2002 University of Victoria Conference on Information Processing andEntrepreneurial cognition, "Out of my mind: The entrepreneurial cognition perspective ofFrancis G. Winspear," Victoria, BC, Canada. (July 2002).

Mitchell, R., 2002 University of Victoria Conference on Information Processing andEntrepreneurial cognition, "The development of entrepreneurial cognition research: Aneditor’s perspective," Victoria, BC, Canada. (July 2002).

Mainprize, B., Hindle, K., Mitchell, R., Babson Entrepreneurship Research Conference, "Towardthe standardization of venture capital investment evaluation: Decision criteria for ratinginvestee business plans," Boulder, CO. (June 2002).

Li, Q., Mitchell, R., Agle, B. R., International Association for Business and Society AnnualMeeting, "Dealing with corruption in China: Theoretical insights from corporate socialperformance and business ethics literature," Victoria, BC, Canada. (June 2002).

Mitchell, R., Keng, K., Li, A., Invited Lecture, "21st Century venture capital: Preparing companiesfor the new global economy," ICVE, the Winspear Research Endowment, the Venture CapitalAssociation of Beijing, and the Ministry of Science and Technology of the PRC, Beijing,China. (October 2001).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Sharma, P., Conference on Family Business (Theories of the FamilyEnterprise: Establishing a Paradigm for the Field), "Transaction cognitions and highperformance family business: What are those employees thinking?," University of Calgaryand University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School of Business), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.(September 2001).

Robinson, K. C., Hofer, C., Mitchell, R., Shrader, R. C., Wiklund, J., Zacharakis, A., Academy ofManagement Annual Meeting, "Award winning dissertations in the field of entrepreneurship:A discussion of the (1) Key findings and contributions, and (2) Publication experiences andrecommendations of recent Heizer and NFIB/ETP doctoral dissertation award winners,"Washington, DC. (August 2001).

Krueger, N. F., Mitchell, R., Gaglio, C. M., Shepherd, D., Baron, R. A., Academy of ManagementAnnual Meeting, "Thinking Entrepreneurially? Understanding the opportunities (and pitfalls)of research in entrepreneurial cognition," Washington, DC. (August 2001).

Robinson, P. B., Mitchell, R., 2001 Taipei 46th ICSB World Conference, "Behind the research:Metatheoretical foundations in ENT research," Taipei, Taiwan. (June 2001).

Mitchell, R., Graduate and Post-graduate Seminar, "A transaction cognition theory of globalentrepreneurship," Plekhanov Russian Academy of Economics, Moscow, Russia. (June2001).

Wang, W. J., Tang, B. Y., Mitchell, R., International Management Conference, "Identification oftypes of technology innovation in small business," Xian, China. (June 2001).


Mitchell, R., Mitchell, J. R., Invited Lecture, "Entrepreneurial technology, a new paradigm forunderstanding and teaching advanced economic concepts: the award-winning UVic model ofentrepreneurship," Plekhanov Russian Academy of Economics, Moscow, Russia. (June2001).

Mitchell, R., Invited lecture: First Nations Wealth Building Think Tank, "Property rights and capitalformation," Vancouver, BC, Canada. (April 2001).

Mitchell, R., Venture Capital Evaluation and Training Conference, "Toward a Global VentureAnalysis Standard," Circum-Bohai Sea Venture Capital Management Co., Ltd., Tianjin,China. (March 2001).

McKenzie, B., Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Smith, J. B., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "The UVicModel: Presentation of the award-winning USASBE undergraduate program model,"Orlando, FL. (February 2001).

Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "A Transaction Cognition Theory focus on the creation of markets: Acomparative analysis of cases from China and Russia," Guanghua School of Management,Peking University, Beijing, China. (October 2000).

Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "Award-winning methods for understanding and teaching advancedeconomic concepts and entrepreneurship—The UVic model," Guanghua School ofManagement, Peking University, Beijing, China. (October 2000).

Agle, B. A., Li, Q., Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "The importance of trust to economic wealth,"Guanghua School of Management, Peking University, Beijing, China. (October 2000).

Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "The practical application of Transaction Cognition Theory:Entrepreneurial technology and its applications," Guanghua School of Management, PekingUniversity, Beijing, China. (October 2000).

Seawright, K. K., Mitchell, R., Zhang, Y., Onstadt, J., Network of International Business andEconomics Schools Conference, "The venture creation decision: Managers v.Entrepreneurs," Dalian, China. (October 2000).

McKenzie, B., Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Smith, J. B., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Advances in the portfolio method of teaching entrepreneurship," Toronto, Ontario, Canada.(August 2000).

Mitchell, R., Entrepreneur Educators’ Workshop, "A seminal approach to entrepreneurshipeducation," International Centre for Venture Expertise, Victoria, BC, Canada. (August 2000).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Innocom Conference, "Developing Market Economies: The AboriginalCase in Northwest British Columbia," University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. (April2000).

Mitchell, R., Winspear Colloquium, "The multi-level implications of Transaction CognitionTheory," University of Victoria (Patricia P. McDougall), Victoria, BC, Canada. (April 2000).

Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., McKenzie, B., A presentation to the Prime Minister’s Task Force onYouth Entrepreneurship, "The future of entrepreneurship education in Canada," Vancouver,BC, Canada. (1999).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E., Smith, J. B., Seawright, K., McKenzie, B., Annual Meeting of theCanadian Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE), "Entrepreneurs: Born


or Made? Characteristics v. cognitive theories of new venture creation," Banff, Alberta,Canada. (November 1999).

Mitchell, R., Robinson, P., Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for Small Business andEntrepreneurship (CCSBE), "Modeling of Entrepreneurial Development (Symposium)," Banff,Alberta, Canada. (November 1999).

Robinson, P., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of the Canadian Council for Small Business andEntrepreneurship (CCSBE), "Nature, nurture, attributes, and expertise in entrepreneurshipcapability assessment," Banff, Alberta, Canada. (November 1999).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., First West Lake International Conference on Small and MediumBusiness, "Toward a generally accepted venture analysis standard," China TechnologyUniversity, Hangzhou, China. (October 1999).

Mitchell, R., Info-Sharing Conference, "Information sharing and sustainable economicdevelopment: Keynote Address," Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Vancouver, BC,Canada. (October 1999).

Morse, E. A., Mitchell, R., Keng, K., Shenzhen High Technology Fair Open Forum on CapitalMarkets and Technology Development, "The importance of an accepted venture analysisstandard," Shenzhen, China. (October 1999).

Mitchell, R., Invited Doctoral Seminar, "The craft of publication: Analysis of the publicationprocess of an AMR/AMJ theory/practice research project," The George WashingtonUniversity School of Public Management, Washington, DC. (September 1999).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., McKenzie, B., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Innovationin entrepreneurship education: Internet delivery of expert assistance tools," New FacultyConsortium, Chicago, IL. (August 1999).

McKenzie, B., Mitchell, R., Smith, J. B., Morse, E., Academy of Management Annual Meeting,"Innovation in entrepreneurship pedagogy award recipient presentation," Chicago, IL.(August 1999).

Gaglio, C. M., Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Workshop on developingentrepreneurship portfolios," Chicago, IL. (August 1999).

Mitchell, R., A series of 1999 lectures presented to native leaders and advisors, "Transactioncognition entrepreneurship theory, and issues of poverty, privatisation and wealth-creation:The case of 1st Nations Aboriginal Economic Development in N.W. British Columbia,"Kamloops, BC, Canada. (July 1999).

Agle, B. R., Donaldson, T., Freeman, E., Logsdon, J. M., Mitchell, R., Phillips, R., InternationalAssociation for Business and Society Annual Meeting, "Symposium on stakeholderlegitimacy," Paris, France. (June 1999).

Mitchell, R., A series of 1999 lectures presented to native leaders and advisors, "Transactioncognition entrepreneurship theory, and issues of poverty, privatisation and wealth-creation:The case of 1st Nations Aboriginal Economic Development in N.W. British Columbia,"Victoria, BC, Canada. (May 1999).

Mitchell, R., A series of 1999 lectures presented to native leaders and advisors, "Transactioncognition entrepreneurship theory, and issues of poverty, privatisation and wealth-creation:The case of 1st Nations Aboriginal Economic Development in N.W. British Columbia,"Victoria, BC, Canada. (April 1999).


Mitchell, R., A series of 1999 lectures presented to native leaders and advisors, "Transactioncognition entrepreneurship theory, and issues of poverty, privatisation and wealth-creation:The case of 1st Nations Aboriginal Economic Development in N.W. British Columbia," PrinceRupert, BC, Canada. (April 1999).

Mitchell, R., Keng, K., Invited Lecture, "Advanced seminar on entrepreneurship: Growth andopportunity," Beijing, China. (November 1998).

Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "Advances in entrepreneurship theory and technology," FujenUniversity Faculty and Student Forum on entrepreneurship, Taipei, Taiwan. (November1998).

Mitchell, R., Invited Lecture, "Entrepreneurship and security seeking in imperfect markets: Atransaction cognition theory of entrepreneurship," Guanghua School of Management, PekingUniversity, Beijing, China. (November 1998).

Keng, K., Wolff, R. N., Mitchell, R., Presentation to Chi Su, Ph. D., Deputy Secretary-General,Office of the President of Taiwan, "The new paradigm of entrepreneurship developed by theUniversity of Victoria Faculty of Business," Taipei, Taiwan. (November 1998).

Keng, K., Wolff, R. N., Mitchell, R., Presentation to Huang Kun-Huei, Secretary General to thePresident of Taiwan to explain to the leadership of Taiwan, "The UVic approach toentrepreneurship education," Taipei, Taiwan. (November 1998).

Mitchell, R., Keng, K., Special Conference of the China Macroeconomics Society and theShanghai Planning Commission, "(1) The SOE and entrepreneurship technology in theChinese market setting; (2) Modern entrepreneurship education and enterprise reform inChina," Shanghai, China. (November 1998).

Tichy, J., Mitchell, R., Seawright, K., Academy of International Business Conference, "Genderissues in East European entrepreneurial expertise," Vienna, Austria. (October 1998).

Mitchell, R., Morse, E. A., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The informationprocessing perspective and the practice of management in organizational formation,"Managerial Cognition Division, San Diego, CA. (August 1998).

Gaglio, C. M., Mitchell, R., Vesper, K. A., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "The stateof the art in entrepreneurship education," Entrepreneurship Division, San Diego, CA. (August1998).

Mitchell, R., Lecture series by Dr. Ronald K. Mitchell, "Advances in entrepreneurship andeconomic theory: The application of new institutional economics to the development ofmarkets and the stimulation of entrepreneurship in the PRC," China. (July 1998).

Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of USASBE, "Possible standards for the comparison of businessventures," Clearwater, FL. (January 1998).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Electronic data gathering and dataobscurity," Boston, MA. (August 1997).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Overcoming data obscurity inentrepreneurship research: Idiosyncratic milieus + 5 years = ? (Symposium designer andfacilitator)," Boston, MA. (August 1997).


Mitchell, R., Lecture series by Dr. Ronald K. Mitchell, "Advances in entrepreneurship andeconomic theory: The application of new institutional economics to the development ofmarkets and the stimulation of entrepreneurship in the PRC," China. (July 1997).

Mitchell, R., The Ukrainian-Polish Symposium on the Problems of Transformation in theHumanities, Social, Economic and Scientific-Educational Spheres, "Moving commandeconomies toward the market: A transaction cost model (submitted by invitation forProceedings September, 1997)," Ternopil State Technical University, Ternopil, Ukraine.(June 1997).

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. A., International Association for Business and Society Annual Meeting,"Analyzing, managing, and researching stakeholders: Development of a new computer tool,"Destin, FL. (March 1997).

Mitchell, R., Invited submission: Financial Post “Mastering Enterprise” Series, "Untying thefinancing knot." (March 1997).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "History as Science: Using historicalmethodologies as a method of management research," Management History Division,Vancouver, BC, Canada. (August 1995).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Innovations in teachingentrepreneurship financing," Doctoral Consortium, Vancouver, BC, Canada. (August 1995).

Mitchell, R., Agle, B. A., Wood, D. J., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Stakeholderattributes and firm responsibilities and responses," Social Issues in Management Division,Vancouver, BC, Canada. (August 1995).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Oral history, mentors, andentrepreneurial expertise: Using oral history as an educational tool," Management HistoryDivision, Dallas, TX. (August 1994).

Mitchell, R., Academy of Management Annual Meeting, "Assessing readiness to venture:Modeling the boundary between novice and expert in the new venture setting,"Entrepreneurship Division, Atlanta, GA. (August 1993).

Hesterly, W. S., Mitchell, R., Annual Meeting of the Western Academy of Management, "Theresource-based view of firm boundaries: Learning and redeployment v. opportunism," SanJose, CA. (March 1993).

Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research

Contract

Tate, D. (Principal), Swift, A., Mitchell, R., Sutton, V., "Energy Storage Primer," Sponsored byPower Across Texas, Private, $11,000.00. (September 2010 - February 2011).

Research Interests

Business Administration, Business Ethics, Management or Commerce Planning or Policy,Strategic Planning, Entrepreneurial Cognition, Stakeholder Theory, TransactionCognition/Systems Theory, Organizational Economics


SERVICE

University Service

Committee Member, Faculty Development Leave. (September 2018 - Present).

Committee Member, BP Bagely Chair-Engineering Search Committee. (September 2017 -Present).

Committee Member, ORC/RVP Advisory Committee. (2016 - Present).

Committee Member, Provost's Council. (2013).

Chairperson, RCM Council. (2013).

Committee Member, Space Committee. (2013).

College Service

Committee Chair, Center for Entrepreneurship and Family Business. (June 1, 2005 - August 31,2013).

Department Service

Committee Chair, Research Committee. (2016 - Present).

Committee Chair, STEM MBA Awards Committee. (September 2015 - Present).

Committee Member, Doctoral Committee. (2013 - Present).

Committee Member, Center for Innovative Organizations. (2009 - Present).

Committee Member, Entrepreneurship Center, ENT Program Committee. (June 2005 - Present).

Degree Program Coordinator. (July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2013).

Professional Service

Editorial Review Board Member, Business & Society. (2017 - Present).

Editorial Review Board Member, Group & Organization Management. (2014 - Present).

Distinguished Visiting Winspear Scholar, Gustavson School of Business. (2014 - Present).

Wheatley Fellow, The Wheatley Institution. (2014 - Present).

Editorial Review Board Member, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal. (2009 - Present).

Editorial Review Board Member, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice. (2003 - Present).


Public Service

Officer, President/Elect/Past, Institute for Entrepreneurial Growth (i4eg). (January 2016 -Present).

Service/Performance Partnerships

Quality Decision Making in Organizations under Uncertainty: A Study of Vancourver 2010 WinterOlympics Security, Research and Creative Activity, The purpose of this research project is toaddress the determinants of quality decision-making in organizations. Thus, we examine thecompounded effect of three distinct elements including committed intent (e.g., goal setting),an organization transformation function (i.e., modulation and controls), and expectedoutcomes (pluralism in decision criteria). This project addresses the problem ofincommensurate goals by developing a multicriteria decision making approach by developingcases together with informants who were the primary decision makers for the security of theVancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. As a Distinguished Winspear Visiting Scholar at theUniversity of Victoria, BC. Canada (where formerly I spent 12 years as a faculty member); Iwas able to help conceive, organize, and execute this project., All. (June 21, 2017 - Present).

The 2017 Victoria Forum---On Diversity &Inclusiveness, Public Programs, Events andResources, The University of Victoria, in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada andworking with several prominent partners, launched the inaugural Victoria Forum. Bringingtogether policy makers, business leaders, academics, youth and leaders of civil society, theVictoria Forum discussed ideas for a better and more inclusive world. Diversity and inclusionare at the heart of Canada's agenda to promote prosperity and sustainability both at homeand abroad; and as a Distinguished Winspear Visiting Scholar at the University of Victoria(where formerly I spent 12 years as a faculty member); I was asked to contribute., All. (June19, 2017 - Present).

Service Awards and Honors

Service, Professional

2010 Family Enterprise Research Conference Distinguished Service Award, 2010 FamilyEnterprise Research Conference (FERC). (April 2010).

GENERAL

Licensures and Certifications

Certified Public Accountant, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. (October 1, 1978 - Present).

Professional Memberships

Leadership of Entrepreneurship Division 2005-2010, Academy of Management.

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Association for Business and Society.


International Council for Small Business.

Society of Entrepreneurship Scholars.

Strategic Management Society.

United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants.

Society for Business Ethics. (2013 - Present).

International Association for Business & Society. (1992 - Present).

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