Ronald Klingebiel

Ronald Klingebiel is a Professor of Strategy at the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, with prior academic affiliations at Warwick, Duke, MIT, Columbia, and Cambridge. His research focuses on decision-making under uncertainty, particularly resource allocation in innovation and strategy.

Recent publications highlight his expertise in organizational innovation selection, ambiguity aversion, and strategic timing decisions. His work spans empirical studies in Africa, real options theory, and behavioral approaches to corporate strategy.

• Key themes: Technology Strategy, Decision-Making, Risk Management, Innovation Portfolios

Ronald has secured grants from the UK Economic and Social Research Council and the European SEEK Programme. He contributes to popular media outlets like Forbes, Harvard Business Review, and The Conversation, and has been featured in prominent global media platforms.

His advisory roles include designing courses at multiple degree levels (Bachelor, Master, MBA, PhD) and delivering executive education to technology firms. He advocates for diversified digital business models and explicit data privacy frameworks.