Expertise

Dr. Han's current research projects broadly explore two themes: (1) how young organizations navigate their environments and manage key resource provider relationships as they mobilize resources and evolve, and (2) how unconventional organizational forms organize and change. A third research stream seeks to build best practices around qualitative methodology (e.g., multiple, single case studies).

Dr. Han's current teaching interests include entrepreneurship, startup growth processes, strategy in new ventures, and qualitative methods.

His research broadly aims to explore and build theory around the complex social processes that unfold as young organizations navigate complex environments, use unconventional structures, mobilize resources, and evolve over time.

Past Affiliations

Assistant Professor, Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Department, Martin J. Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University (past)

PhD Student, Department of Management, McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin (past)

Communities
Management
Degrees
MS, University of Texas, Management, 2014
BS, University of Washington, Economics, 2009
MA, Indiana University, Economics
PhD, University of Texas at Austin, Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship