Erik Lundmark

Erik Lundmark is an Associate Professor at Macquarie University's Department of Management and Centre for Workforce Futures. His research focuses on entrepreneurship, organizational emergence, and reflexive methodologies in academic research.

• Teaches management and entrepreneurship since 2007
• Recipient of multiple teaching awards including 2020 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence

Research spans interdisciplinary domains including:

• Entrepreneurial opportunity theory (quantum perspectives, discovery vs creation)
• Social entrepreneurship and antisocial entrepreneurship
• Epistemological foundations of entrepreneurship research
• Lifestyle entrepreneurship and non-economic motivations

Key collaborations appear in journals like Journal of Business Venturing, Nature Medicine, and Trends in Hearing. Recent projects examine:

• Critical reflection in entrepreneurial teaching (2014-2015)
• Co-location effects at Australian Hearing Hub (2013)
• Entrepreneurial Society theories (2017)

Scientific awards include:

• ACERE Best Paper Awards (2017, 2019)
• Emerald Literati Outstanding Contribution (2013)
• Macquarie University Teaching Excellence Awards (2015, 2020)