Euiju Jeon

Euiju Jeon is an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Technology Entrepreneurship, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), where she conducts research at the intersection of corporate innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems. Her work primarily explores corporate venture capital, tensions in corporate-startup collaborations, and governance dynamics in innovation investments.

Her research interests focus on Corporate Venture Capital, Startup Ecosystems, Innovation Management, and Strategic Entrepreneurship. She investigates how corporations engage with startups, manage internal and external tensions, and make strategic investment decisions influenced by performance feedback, boards, and shareholders. Her methodological expertise includes systematic reviews and qualitative analysis of innovation strategies.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in understanding organizational tensions and decision-making in corporate venture capital. Her work combines strategic management theory with practical insights from real-world innovation systems, particularly in high-tech and entrepreneurial environments.

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Advising and Grants: Euiju Jeon serves as a supervisor in two active PhD projects at DTU. These include:

• Identifying and Managing Tensions in Corporate-Startup Relationships (2025–2027), where she supervises PhD student L. Chen.
• Carbon as a Startup’s Currency (2022–2025), where she co-supervises M. Blatancic.

These projects reflect her leadership in guiding next-generation scholars in technology entrepreneurship and sustainable innovation.

Labs and Research Teams: She is affiliated with the Centre for Technology Entrepreneurship at DTU, a research hub focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and corporate venturing. Her collaborative network includes scholars such as P. Dussauge, C. Phelps, M. Maula, J. Li-Ying, T. J. Howard, and M. Jovanovic, indicating a strong interdisciplinary and international research presence.