Jinpei Wu

Jinpei Wu is an Associate Professor of Management at the School of Business, State University of New York at Oswego. He joined the faculty in 2014 and teaches courses in strategy, entrepreneurship, and organizational behavior. His research focuses on strategy, entrepreneurship, and business dynamics in China, with notable contributions to project management methodologies and organizational research practices. Dr. Wu holds a Ph.D. from Virginia Tech.

Research Interests: Dr. Wu’s work explores strategic decision-making, entrepreneurial ecosystems, and the intersection of ethics and innovation. Notable themes include the role of creativity in ethical dilemmas, the impact of ambiguity on project outcomes, and social networks in resource acquisition for entrepreneurs. His work often bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications in Chinese business contexts.

Publications: His recent articles address topics such as unconventional pathways in creativity, stress management in education, and the degradation of project goals over time. Earlier work includes groundbreaking studies on project overruns and entrepreneurial responsibility in SMEs. These contributions reflect a consistent focus on practical insights for managers and educators.

• 2016 Sage Award: Recognized for advancing research methodology in organizational studies.
• 2023 Lasting Impact Award: Honored for a foundational paper in management education.

Advising & Grants: While specific grants are not listed, his teaching includes MGT 360 (Creativity and Innovation) and MBA 550 (Management Policy Capstone). Office hours are held weekly in Spring 2025.