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Daniel E Warshay is a Professor of the Practice of Engineering at Brown University, where he serves as Executive Director of the Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship. With a background in startup ventures (including Clearview Software, acquired by Apple) and corporate leadership at Procter & Gamble, Warshay brings practical expertise to his teaching. He has co-founded companies across software, materials, and media industries and is internationally recognized for his See Solve Scale framework for structured entrepreneurship education.
- Education: A.B. in History, magna cum laude, from Brown University (with Junior Year at Hebrew University in Jerusalem); M.B.A. from Harvard Business School
Warshay's research interests focus on empirical approaches to entrepreneurship, emphasizing bottom-up consumer research, open-book management, and innovation frameworks. His work bridges academic theory with real-world application, reflected in his globally taught Entrepreneurial Process methodology.
Key awards include the Nathalie Rutherford Pierrepont Prize (Brown's first such award for teaching impact), Merrill Hassenfeld Leadership Award, and Dave Zucconi Brown Pride Award. He has received institutional recognition from Google through unrestricted grants to Brown's entrepreneurship programs.
Warshay teaches ENGN 1010 - The Entrepreneurial Process and Innovation in Practice. His educational philosophy emphasizes structured problem-solving techniques applicable across sectors including corporate, governmental, and nonprofit organizations.
Current affiliations include:
- Executive Director, Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship (2016-present)
- Entrepreneurship Faculty, Brown University
- Entrepreneurship Faculty, Tel Aviv University MBA program
