Marc H. Meyer

Marc H. Meyer is the Robert J. Shillman Professor of Entrepreneurship and Matthews Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University's D'Amore-McKim College of Business. He leads the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group, founded the Center for Entrepreneurship Education, and oversees Northeastern's NSF I-Corps Site program. His work focuses on product platforms, innovation ecosystems, and experiential learning systems.

Education: BA in Government & Economics from Harvard, MS in Management from MIT, and PhD in Management of Technology from MIT. His research bridges academic theory and industry practice, emphasizing scalable innovation frameworks and corporate growth strategies.

Research interests include product architecture, business model design, and entrepreneurship education. He has co-founded multiple tech startups and advised firms like IBM and P&G on innovation strategy. Over 100 ventures from his IDEA incubator have raised $750M in VC funding.

Awards include the Academy of Management's Practice Impact Award (2019) and NSF I-Corps funding. His teaching innovations earned recognition from Northeastern's Graduate Teaching Award (2017). He also directs the Mayo Clinic partnership for a Digital Healthcare Transformation program.

Key contributions span academic leadership, entrepreneurship pedagogy, and bridging university-industry innovation gaps through platforms like the Deshpande Foundation-recognized Entrepreneurial University initiative.