David Clough

David Clough is an Assistant Professor at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, within the Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Division and the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group. His research interests include Innovation Ecosystems, Technological Evolution, Interorganizational Networks, Organizational Learning, and Entrepreneurship. Clough's work explores topics such as innovation ecosystem architectures, founding team formation, and platform ecosystems. He has published in journals such as Strategy Science, California Management Review, and the Academy of Management Review. His research examines the intersection of technology, organization, and society, with a focus on how these elements shape entrepreneurial and innovative practices.

David R. Clough is an Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, specializing in Innovation, Technological change, Entrepreneurship, and Technology strategy. His research explores how entrepreneurs mobilize resources, the dynamics of platform ecosystems, and the strategic challenges of technological diffusion. Clough's work examines the interplay between organizational learning, network governance, and the formation of new ventures. His publications address topics such as platform strategy, complementor mobilization, and the role of temporary gatherings in fostering innovation. His research provides insights into the behavioral and relational factors influencing innovation ecosystems and entrepreneurial success.