Jeffrey A. Stamp

Teaching Professor Entrepreneurship
217D Ruttan Hall
1994 Buford Ave.
Saint Paul, MN 55108
stamp013@umn.edu
+1 612 624 5586

Education

• Ph.D. – University of Minnesota. 1990

• B.S. – University of Minnesota. 1983

Areas of Interest

Creativity, Corporate Entrepreneurship, Pedagogy, Opportunity Recognition, Design Thinking.

Jeffrey Stamp

 

Teaching

APEC 3551 - Concept Design and Value-Added Entrepreneurship in Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences.

APEC 3451 - Food and Agricultural Sales

AECM 2221W - Foundations in Leadership Practice

Research

My research interests are focused on the creative and cognitive processes innovators use to create a novel product or service concepts.  This includes both the entrepreneurial thinking methods used to identify opportunities and create value and the behavioral economic implications of how consumers respond to these concepts.  My latest work is in the area of concept design and the use of analytical techniques such as latent semantic analysis and correspondence analysis in predicting consumer response.

Awards

Indiana Distinguished Innovators Award, Kelley School of Business, University of Indiana, 2018

Excellence in Entrepreneurship Education Award, Acton Foundation, 2008

Best Reviewer Award, USASBE Education Division Annual Conference, 2006

George Land World-Class Innovator Award, Innovation Network and Fast Company Magazine, 2001

Select Publications

Stamp, J.A. 2016. What entrepreneurship educators do not understand about creativity and how to teach it.  In: Morris, M.H. and Liguori, E. (ed) Annals of Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy, Edward Elgar Publishing.

Mitchell, R.K., Smith, J.B, Stamp, J.A., and Carlson, J. 2015. Organizing Creativity: Lessons From the Eureka! Ranch Experience. In: Hitt, M.J. (ed) Oxford Handbook of Creativity, Oxford University Press.

Robb, C., Brannback, M., Carsrud, A. L. and Stamp, J.A.  2014.  Is Growth a Dirty Word? How Non-Profit CEOs View Growth, Finance, and Strategy. Academy of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings. 2014(1):17141.

Robb-Post, C., Stamp, J.A., Bräanback, M., Carsrud, A. and Ostermark, R. 2011. Do gooders versus good doers: An empirical examination of growth and profitability in social entrepreneurship. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research, 31(19):5.

Meyskens, M., Robb-Post, C., Stamp, J.A., Carsrud, A., and Reynolds, P. 2010. Social ventures from a resource-based perspective: An exploratory study assessing global Ashoka Fellows. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 34(4):661-680.

Robb-Post, C., Stamp, J.A., Bräanback, M., and Carsrud, A. 2010. Social Rent Generation in Social Entrepreneurship: How Competitive Advantage Becomes Contributive Advantage. ICSB World Conference Proceedings; Washington: 2-30. International Council for Small Business (ICSB).

Silveragel, C., Schultz, R.R., and Stamp, J.A. 2006. The Evolution of an Entrepreneurship Curriculum Based on Experience and Best Practices., The NCIIA Annual Conference Journal pg 91-100.