Aniek Ouendag

Aniek Ouendag is a researcher specializing in entrepreneurship, dynamic capabilities, and orphan drug development. Her work bridges business innovation and healthcare policy, with a focus on entrepreneurial learning and systems theory.

• Dynamic Capabilities (62% relevance)
• Orphan Disorder & Rare Disease Research (100% relevance)
• Knowledge-Intensive Industry (57% relevance)
• Entrepreneurial Learning & Intensive Learning (100% relevance)

Recent research explores entrepreneurial processes through multidisciplinary lenses, including extreme case studies (2019) and 7-day intensive training programs (2020). A 2020 editorial in the Journal of Enterprising Communities highlights her collaborative work on European entrepreneurship research.

Her 2018 systematic review on orphan drug development barriers provides critical insights for pharmaceutical policy. The 2020 article in Technological Forecasting and Social Change analyzes innovation challenges in orphan drug development, combining systems theory with healthcare economics.