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vijay sathe
Professor of Management
vijay.sathe@cgu.edu Personal Homepage |
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Education
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Ph.D. Ohio State University, 1974
M.B.A. Ohio State University, 1972
M.S. University of Wisconsin, 1969
B.S. University of Pune, India, 1966 |
Teaching Interests and Areas of Expertise |
| Business and corporate strategy, global advantage, corporate entrepreneurship, venture capital and new business creation, leadership, cultural change and transformation, improvement of controller and staff effectiveness, building winning management teams, and revitalization of the organization and oneself |
Current Research Interests
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| Entrepreneurship, venture capital and revitalization |
Professional Activities Vijay Sathe was a professor at the Harvard Business School for ten years prior to joining the Drucker School faculty. He has taught in numerous executive education programs around the world, and has published five books and numerous articles in academic and professional journals. He has also served as a consultant to corporations worldwide, and has advised government agencies and not-for-profit organizations. Professor Sathe's two latest books are Corporate Entrepreneurship: Top Managers and New Business Creation, published by Cambridge University Press in 2003, and Manage Your Career: 10 Keys to Survival and Success When Interviewing and On the Job, published by Business Expert Press in 2008.
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Recent Publications |
- "Manager, Leader, Entrepreneur: Three Key Contributions for the CEO" in Special Issue: The Making of a CEO, Effective Executive, January 2009, pp. 30-36 (published by The Icfai University Press, Hyderabad, India: circulation of 80,000).
- "A New Dimension of Leadership" (with Hatim Tyabji) in Leader to Leader, Fall 2007.
- "Book Review of Innovation—The Missing Dimension" by Lester and Piore, The Academy of Management Perspectives, Vol. 21, Number 2, May 2007.
- "Five Big Mistakes Leaders Make in Managing Change: And How to Avoid Them" in Special Issue: Change Management, Effective Executive, May 2007.
- Case study: Bytemobile - Silicon Valley Startup with a Virtual CEO
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