Vanevenhoven, J., Winkel, D., Dougan, W., Malewicki, D., & Bronson, J.
2011
Varieties of Bricolage and the Process of Entrepreneurship.
New England Journal of Entrepreneurship.
14
2
53-66
Dr. William Dougan is a Professor of Management at the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater. He has more than twenty years of experience in teaching, consulting, and public service in the areas of venture planning and development in the software, fintech, agtech, and cleantech, manufacturing sectors.<br>He serves as a mentor in the BREW startup accelerator located at the Global Water Center in Milwaukee, a Co-director of the Launchpad accelerator located at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater. He was also a Principal Advisor at the Larta Institute, a not-for-profit virtual accelerator for science entrepreneurs. He has published in the areas of small firm technology strategy, entrepreneur behavior, and decision theory.
Chosen Best Chapter Advisor of 175 Chapters of Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization
Four National Awards
November 2010
Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization
Advisor to chapter winning 4 awards at national Conference
Winner of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award for
August 2010
OMT Division of Academy of Management
Reviewer award for OMT Division of the Academy of Management. Generally given to a few percent (10-15 of several hundred reviewers) of all divisional reviewers for the annual Academy meetings.
Entrepreneur Idol
November 2009
Northwestern University
Advisor to student winning Northwestern University Entrepreneur Idol Elevator Pitch Contest against students from U of Chicago, U of Michigan, UW - Madison, Northwestern U and four other Universities.
Second Place Best Chapter Advisor
November 2009
Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization
Chosen Second Best Chapter Advisor of 175 Chapters of Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization
Four Awards
October 2009
Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization
Advisor to student organization winning 4 national awards
Outstanding Student Organization Advisor
May 2009
UW Leadership Center
Winner of annual UW award for outstanding advisor to student organization
Winner of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award for
2005
OMT Division of Academy of Management
Reviewer award for OMT Division of the Academy of Management. Generally given to a few percent (10-15 of several hundred reviewers) of all divisional reviewers for the annual Academy meetings.
Reviewer Award
2002
Entrepreneurship Track of Midwest Academy of Management
Reviewer Award - Entrepreneurship Track of Midwest Academy of Management
2002
Midwest Academy of Management
Reviewer Award - OB/OT Track of Midwest Academy of Management
2002
Midwest Academy of Management
Winner of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award for
1998
OMT Division of Academy of Management
Winner of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award for
1996
OMT Division of Academy of Management
Winner of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty Award for
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Black and McDonald, Ltd
Toronto, Ontario CANADA
Provided lecture on Strategic Management of Technology
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