Tim Michaelis

Tim Michaelis is an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Northern Illinois University College of Business. He specializes in resourcefulness and frugal innovation within entrepreneurial contexts, with a focus on improving startup survival rates and performance. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Applied Social Psychology from NC State University, a master's in Innovation Management from NC State and IAE-Graduate School of Management, and an undergraduate degree from NC State.

• Ph.D., Applied Social Psychology – NC State University
• M.Sc., Innovation Management – NC State University & IAE-Graduate School of Management, France
• B.Sc. – NC State University

His research spans multiple domains of entrepreneurship, including:

• Frugality and resourcefulness in entrepreneurial ventures
• Entrepreneurial health and well-being
• Entrepreneurial decision-making under constraints
• Quantitative methodologies in management research
• Impact of physical and mental health on new venture creation

Scientific awards and recognitions are not explicitly mentioned in the available data. His work has been published in journals like Journal of Business Venturing, Academy of Management Discoveries, and Journal of Technology Transfer, emphasizing resourcefulness, frugal innovation, and behavioral insights in entrepreneurship.