Business Management
Valliere, Dr. Dave
Title:
Chair, Entrepreneurship and Strategy Department
Education:
| PhD | Open, Dissertation topic: Information asymmetry and adverse selection among entrepreneurs and VCs. |
| MBA | Ivey, 1996 |
| MEng | Mechanical/Industrial Engineering, Toronto, 1990 |
| PEng | Ontario, 1986 |
| BASc | Mechanical Engineering, Toronto, 1984 |
HONOURS
2006
Best Emerging Researcher Award, Ryerson University
2002
Seymour Schulich Prize for Teaching Excellence, York University
Office:
TRS 1-087
Telephone:
x7603
Email Address:
Biography:
| 2004-Present | Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship and Strategy, School of Business Management, Ryerson University |
| 2001-2004 | Director, Enterprise Technology Planning, CIBC, Toronto |
| 2000-2001 | President and CEO, e-celerate inc., Toronto |
| 1998-2002 | Sessional Instructor, Entrepreneurship, Schulich School of Business, York University |
| 1997-2000 | Senior Manager, Knowledge-Based Industries, Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto |
| 1991-1997 | Management Consultant, Operations and IT, CIBC, Toronto |
| 1987-1991 | Manager, Business Architecture, Northern Telecom Canada, Mississauga |
| 1986-1987 | Project Manager, CAD/CAM Development, ABC Group, Toronto |
| 1984-1986 | CAD/CAM Designer, Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton |
CONTRIBUTION TO PRACTICE
| 2004-Present | Academy of Management |
| 2000-2002 | Advisor and former Director, International Bioanalogics systems Inc., e-celerate investments inc., and J!VE Media Technologies Inc, and Wireless Age Communications Inc. |
Research Interests:
Venture Capital and Behavioral Finance
Entrepreneurs and Economic Policy
Sociology of Entrepreneurship
Current Courses:
GRADUATE COURSES TAUGHT
Schulich School of Business
MT8 215, Finance & Technology Valuation
ENTR 6625, Managing Venture Growth and Transitions
ENTR 6640, Managing the Growing Enterprise
ENTR 6620, New Venture Formation
GRADUATE COURSES DEVELOPMENT
Schulich School of Business
ENTR 6625, Managing Venture Growth and Transitions
ENTR 6640, Managing the Growing Enterprise
ENTR 6620, New Venture Formation
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES TAUGHT
ENT526, Introduction to Entrepreneurial Behaviour
ENT527, Studies in Entrepreneurship
ENT830, Entrepreneurial Organizational Appraisal II
ENT730, Entrepreneurial Organizational Appraisal I
BUS 800, Strategic Management
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES DEVELOPMENT
ENT527, Studies in Entrepreneurship
ENT830, Development and supervision of new course
ENT730, Development and supervision of new course
Professional Affiliations:
Professional Engineers Ontario
Selected Publications & Presentations:
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