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Christopher Sabel is an Assistant Professor at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, in the Department of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship. His academic focus lies at the intersection of human capital, strategic management, and entrepreneurship, with significant contributions to understanding how talent and organizational structures affect firm performance and innovation.
- PhD in Business & Economics, BI Norwegian Business School (2021)
- Master in Management, Stockholm School of Economics (2015)
- CEMS Master in International Management (2015)
- Post-doctoral researcher, University of Münster (2021–2022)
His research explores how human capital influences strategic outcomes in multi-business and multinational firms. Key themes include venture capital, foreign investment, innovation, and organizational cognition. He investigates how individuals and teams shape firm strategy, particularly under conditions of geopolitical uncertainty and competitive pressure.
The recent publications of Christopher Sabel reveal a strong trajectory in strategic management and entrepreneurship research. His work spans topics such as corporate venture capital, CEO-TMT shared cognition, geopolitical volatility, and human capital redeployment, frequently published in leading journals like Strategic Management Journal and Industry and Innovation. The articles collectively highlight a methodologically rigorous, theory-driven approach to understanding firm-level strategic decisions and innovation outcomes.
Scientific Awards:
- UNCTAD-AIB Award for Research on Investment and Development (2023)
- AOM STR Wiley Blackwell Outstanding Dissertation Award Finalist (Top 5) (2022)
- AOM STR Annual Conference Best Paper Award (Entrepreneurship Track) (2022)
- BCERC Babson College Bertarelli Institute for Family Entrepreneurship (BIFE) Best Paper Award (2024)
- FGF Entrepreneurship Research Newcomer Award 2023 (2023)
Christopher Sabel has been recognized with multiple prestigious academic awards, reflecting the impact and quality of his research. He has received accolades for both his dissertation and published work, particularly in entrepreneurship and international business. There is no public information indicating grant leadership or student advising activities. His scholarly network includes collaborations with researchers across Europe and Africa, focusing on global strategic challenges and innovation dynamics.
