Associate Professor/ Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership Goran Calic at Strategic Management
The project
RA experienced in writing academic papers. Interested in writing strategy and innovation papers.
The role
Expected outputs
Authorship, Publication
Criteria
These are the criteria this researcher set for this project. Applications are reviewed against these and nothing else. Preferred criteria affect only their own share of the assessment.
Required
Previous research experience
RequiredMarked as required on the posting form.
Prior research experience
Preferred
GPA and academic standing
High importanceWeighted on the posting form. No minimum was set, so this reports academic standing rather than filtering on it.
Academic standing
Research interest in Strategy
High importanceHow closely the student's stated interests line up with this project.
Research interest
Data analysis
Medium importanceSkill
Data visualization
Medium importanceSkill
Literature reviews
Medium importanceSkill
Systematic reviews
Medium importanceSkill
Scientific writing
Medium importanceSkill
Generative AI
Medium importanceSkill
Preferred skills
Prior research experience is required for this position.
Terms
What you will be asked
This position asks only for your ResearchBridge profile. There are no additional questions.
Who you would work with
Goran Calic
Associate Professor/ Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Strategic Management
Goran Calic is the Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurship Leadership and Associate Professor of Strategy at McMaster University. He holds a PhD in Strategy, with a minor in economics from Purdue University. His research has been published in Strategic Management Journal, Nature, Harvard Business Review, and other top journals. Previously Calic served as Director of McMaster’s MBA programs. From 2024 to 2025, Calic held a Visiting Scholar appointment in the Strategy Unit at Harvard Business School. He is the founder of NSDA Corp, a company that develops defense-in-depth AI architectures for the most demanding, highly regulated, safety-critical industries, such as nuclear energy.