Benjamin L. Hallen, Ph.D.

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2007 Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA 
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Management Business Administration
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Kathleen M. Eisenhardt grad student 2007 Stanford
 (The origin of the network positions of new organizations: How entrepreneurs raise funds.)
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Hallen BL, Davis JP, Murray A. (2020) Entrepreneurial Network Evolution: Explicating the Structural Localism and Agentic Network Change Distinction The Academy of Management Annals. 14: 1067-1102
Hallen BL, Cohen SL, Bingham CB. (2020) Do Accelerators Work? If So, How? Organization Science. 31: 378-414
Cohen SL, Bingham CB, Hallen BL. (2019) The Role of Accelerator Designs in Mitigating Bounded Rationality in New Ventures Administrative Science Quarterly. 64: 810-854
Zhang L, Gupta AK, Hallen BL. (2017) The Conditional Importance of Prior Ties: A Group-Level Analysis of Venture Capital Syndication Academy of Management Journal. 60: 1360-1386
Hallen BL, Pahnke EC. (2016) When Do Entrepreneurs Accurately Evaluate Venture Capital Firms’ Track Records? A Bounded Rationality Perspective Academy of Management Journal. 59: 1535-1560
Bermiss YS, Hallen BL, Mcdonald R, et al. (2016) Entrepreneurial beacons: The Yale endowment, run-ups, and the growth of venture capital Strategic Management Journal
Pahnke EC, McDonald R, Wang D, et al. (2015) Exposed: Venture capital, competitor ties, and entrepreneurial innovation Academy of Management Journal. 58: 1334-1360
Hallen BL, Katila R, Rosenberger JD. (2014) How do social defenses work? A resourcedependence lens on technology ventures, venture capital investors, and corporate relationships Academy of Management Journal. 57: 1078-1101
Hallen BL, Eisenhardt KM. (2012) Catalyzing strategies and efficient tie formation: How entrepreneurial firms Obtain investment ties Academy of Management Journal. 55: 35-70
Hallen BL, Eisenhardt KM. (2012) Executive summary: How smart firms create productive ties Business Strategy Review. 23: 83
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