Atypical entrepreneurs in the venture idea elaboration phase

IF 7.7 1区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS Journal of Business Venturing Pub Date : 2024-12-12 DOI:10.1016/j.jbusvent.2024.106466
Saggi Nevo
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Abstract

  • The paper explains why atypical nascent entrepreneurs may not receive the feedback they need for elaborating a venture idea.
  • The paper shows that a Black/White woman nascent entrepreneur is likely to be sanctioned for entering a profession with which she is seen as incongruent.
  • Although both are atypical entrepreneurs, nascent Black and White women entrepreneurs are associated with different stereotypes and receive different types of venture-related feedback.
  • Feedback providers are influenced by ingroup consensus, which can reduce their susceptibility to social stereotypes.
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-本文解释了为什么非典型的新生代创业者在阐述创业想法时可能得不到所需的反馈。本文表明,黑人/白人女性新生代创业者很可能会因为进入一个她被视为不协调的职业而受到制裁。
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Business Venturing: Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation and Regional Development serves as a scholarly platform for the exchange of valuable insights, theories, narratives, and interpretations related to entrepreneurship and its implications. With a focus on enriching the understanding of entrepreneurship in its various manifestations, the journal seeks to publish papers that (1) draw from the experiences of entrepreneurs, innovators, and their ecosystem; and (2) tackle issues relevant to scholars, educators, facilitators, and practitioners involved in entrepreneurship. Embracing diversity in approach, methodology, and disciplinary perspective, the journal encourages contributions that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in entrepreneurship and its associated domains.
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