Saurabh Srivastava

Saurabh Srivastava serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management and Economics at the College of Business, East Texas A&M University, a position he has held since 2017. He teaches core courses including Strategic Management (MGT 308) and Entrepreneurial Strategy within the Management (BBA/MS) programs, leveraging small-class instruction to foster personalized learning and cross-cultural knowledge exchange.

His academic qualifications include:

• Ph.D. in Strategic Management, University of North Texas (2017)
• MBA, University of Louisiana, Monroe (2012)
• M. Pharmacy in Clinical & Hospital Pharmacy, Rajiv Gandhi University, Bangalore, India
• B. Pharmacy, Rajiv Gandhi University, Bangalore, India

Dr. Srivastava's research examines firm performance through individual and organizational capabilities in volatile environments, employing interdisciplinary approaches that bridge strategic management, entrepreneurship, and organizational theory. His work emphasizes dynamic capability development, corporate governance mechanisms, and innovation processes across cultural contexts, often utilizing comparative international methodologies to address limitations of single-perspective analyses.

Recent publications reveal consistent focus on governance structures and relational dynamics, with 2021-2020 studies analyzing gender quotas' impact on corporate boards and trust evolution in venture capital relationships, while his 2019 work explores contingency-based organizational capability alignment. These contributions demonstrate methodological rigor in connecting micro-level capabilities to macro-level performance outcomes.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards documented

Advising and Grants:

While specific advisees and grant funding details are unreported, his active research trajectory in strategic management suggests engagement with graduate students through the Management MS program and potential industry-academic partnerships. His cross-country comparative methodology indicates capacity for securing international research collaborations.

Labs and Teams:

No dedicated research labs or structured teams are referenced, though his collaborative publications with colleagues like Dr. Guclu Atinc and Dr. Sonia Taneja imply participation in interdisciplinary research networks within the College of Business.