Yemisi Awotoye

Yemisi Awotoye is an Assistant Professor of Management at Gonzaga University. Her research focuses on resilience in entrepreneurial and organizational settings, women entrepreneurship, and work-family interface dynamics. She holds a Scopus Author ID 57322008600 and is available for media inquiries related to immigrant entrepreneurs and organizational resilience.

Her work examines cross-cultural entrepreneurship challenges, particularly for immigrants in the U.S., and explores how resilience impacts firm performance. She also investigates the psychological and structural factors influencing women entrepreneurs' success, including spousal support dynamics and maternity policies' effects on occupational self-efficacy.

Recent publications analyze the impact of global crises like the pandemic on African entrepreneurs, remote work's effects on working mothers, and the role of well-being in venture growth intentions. Her research bridges organizational behavior theories with real-world business challenges, offering actionable insights for policymakers and entrepreneurs.