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AI and Entrepreneurship Track with D. Audretsch at Concordia University, Canada (October 27-30) and SI in SBEJ

  • 1.  AI and Entrepreneurship Track with D. Audretsch at Concordia University, Canada (October 27-30) and SI in SBEJ

    Posted 09-05-2025 13:16
    Artificial intelligence is reshaping how entrepreneurs raise capital, enter markets, innovate, design business models, and engage with ecosystem stakeholders. 
    We invite management, finance and entrepreneurship scholars to submit their cutting-edge research to the AI and Entrepreneurship track at the AI in Finance Conference that will take place in  Concordia University, Montreal, Canada (October 27-30).
    This track explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence at the intersection of entrepreneurship, finance, and innovation.
    We welcome submissions that address (but not limited to):
    How different levels of generative AI adoption influence entrepreneurial fundraising outcomes.
    How AI-driven tools alter investor perceptions, cost structures, and operational efficiency.
    The role of organizational learning, prior experience, and institutional environments in shaping AI-enabled entrepreneurial performance.
    Whether AI democratizes access to finance across gender, ethnicity, or geography-or risks reinforcing inequalities.
     
     
    Submit full papers or extended abstracts to AIfinance@concordia.ca
     (subject line: AI in Finance Conference, Workshop AI and Entrepreneurship) by September 15, 2025.
    Accepted authors will be notified by September 22, 2025.
     
    Selected papers will be invited for a Special Issue in Small Business Economics Journal honoring the legacy of Prof. Christina Guenther, providing a pathway to high-quality publication.
     
    Within this track Professor David B. Audretsch from Indiana University Bloomington, United States will deliver a keynote on AI and entrepreneruship.
     
    Join us in advancing the frontier of entrepreneurship and AI research!
     
     
    Organizers: David Audretsch (Indiana University Bloomington, USA), Maksim Belitski (University of Reading, UK) 


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