Faculty Profile

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Bloomington, IN
47405

Will Geoghegan

Clinical Assistant Professor
Interim Chair of the Kelley Direct Program

Department: Management and Entrepreneurship

Campus: Bloomington

Areas of Expertise

Professor Geoghegan’s research interests include strategic management, innovation, innovation systems, innovative capabilities and technology transfer.

Academic Degrees

Ph.D., National University of Ireland, Galway

Awards, Honors & Certificates

Online MBA Professor of the Year, Kelley School of Business (2018/2019)
Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award (2019)
MBA Teaching Excellence Award, Kelley School of Business (2019)
Outstanding Service Award, Kelley School of Business (2019)
Syracuse University DCP Faculty of the Year (2015)
Faculty of the Year Award, Whitman School of Management (voted by grading class) - Beta Gamma Sigma (2015)
Named among the “40 Most Outstanding B-School Profs under 40 in the World” by the Poets and Quants website (2015)

Selected Publications

Bacq, S., Geoghegan, W., Josefy, M., Stevenson, R., and Williams, T.A. (2020). The COVID-19 Virtual Idea Blitz: Marshaling Social Entrepreneurship to Rapidly Respond to Urgent Grand Challenges. Business Horizons, 63(8), 705-723. View Full Text
Ryan, P., Geoghegan, W., & Hilliard, R. (2018). The Microfoundations of Firms’ Explorative Innovation Capabilities within the Triple Helix Framework. Technovation, 76-77, 15-27.
Geoghegan, W. (2017). University/ Industry Collaboration And The Development Of Firm Specific Innovative Capabilities. In Donald Siegel & James Cunningham (Eds.), World Scientific Press Innovation Series: Entrepreneurial Universities. Singapore: World Scientific Publishing Co., Pte Ltd.
Geoghegan, W., O’Kane, C., & Fitzgerald, C. (2015). Technology Transfer Offices as a Nexus within the Triple Helix: The Progression of the University’s Role. International Journal for Technology Management, 68(3-4), 255-277.
Geoghegan, W. (2015). Technology Transfer And Cluster Interactions. In Link, A., Audretsch, D. & Hayter, C. (Eds.), Concise Guide To Entrepreneurship, Technology, And Innovation. UK: Edward Elgar.
O’Kane, C., Mangematin, V., Geoghegan, W., & Fitzgerald, C. (2015). University Technology Transfer Offices: The search for identity to build legitimacy. Research Policy, 44(2), 421–437.

Edited on March 22, 2021