Social networking and the development of new ventures
Book chapter, 2006

This chapter takes a closer look at how social networks can affect the early development of new ventures. The dynamic role of social networks is discussed and exemplified by two longitudinal cases that illustrate the radically different ways in which social networks can influence venture development. These differences relate to social or individual ownership of the innovation process, to risks or opportunities as the focus of attention, and to the creative relationship between networking and financial bootstrapping techniques.

Author

Henrik Berglund

Chalmers, Technology Management and Economics, Innovation and R&D Management

Karl Wennberg

Advances in Interdisciplinary Studies of Work,

Vol. 12 203-225

Subject Categories

Business Administration

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10/7/2017