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The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Strategic Grant #20050815 ($200,000), 2005- 2009 “International Comparative Study on Product Innovation Process: China, Japan and the United States,” China Natural Science Foundation (Oversea Distinguished Young Scholars; Award #: 70528002; RMB400,000), 2005-2008. “International Comparative Study on the Relationship between Customer Orientation and Innovation Performance in the U.S., Chinese and Japanese Start-ups and Big Companies,” (with Tomoko Kawakami), Grant-in-Aid Scientific Research by Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS), Scientific Research (B) No.17330100, 2005-2007, (9.3 Million Japanese yen). 2004-2007 “A Study on the Adoption of New Products with Network Externalities,” with Tomoko Kawakami, Grant-in-Aid Scientific Research by Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Exploratory Research No.16653032, 2004-2006, (3.6 Million Japanese yen). 2003-2006 “The Development of an Innovation Information Infrastructure” (with Michael F. Nichols, Arlan Dekoch, and Gwen Rishtermeyer), NSF Program 1662 Partnerships for Innovation- PFI, Award #: 0332378, $200,000, 2002-2005 “Building a Core of Excellence in Entrepreneurship,” The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Grant #20041492 ($475,000), 2004-2005 “Regional Entrepreneurial Catalyst in Seattle and Longview Washington,” (Dr. Lisa Z. Song and Dr. Michael Song). The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, ($185,000), 2001-2002 “Missouri Technical Assistance Center Grant,” U.S. Department of Defense (Defense Logistics Agency Federal grant #: SP4800-03-2-0348, $70,000, 2006; Federal grant #: SP4800-02-2-0213, $70,000, 2005; Federal grant #: SP4800-01-2-0121, $70,000, 2004). Total: $210,000 “Heartland Technical Assistance Center Grant,” U.S. Department of Defense (Defense Logistics Agency Federal grant #: SP4800-04-2-0390, $65,000; Federal grant #: SP4800-04- 2-0390, $65,000; Federal grant #: SP4800-04-2-0390, $65,000, 2004). Total: $195,000 “Development of Chinese High Technology Firms,” (with Dr. Zongxian Feng, Xi’an JiaoTong University), National Social Science Foundation of China (Strategic Funded Project, Award #: 03AJY006), RMB130,000, 2003-2004 University of Washington UIF3 Grant for establishing the Center for Technology Entrepreneurship (received a grant of $860,000--$215,000 per year for four years) Technology Option in Portfolio Management from GM, with Lisa Zhao. ($45,100), 1998 24
Marketing Science Institute Research Grant, 1999 Global Pioneering Advantages, with Lisa Zhao. Sponsored by Marketing Science Institute, Hitachi Research Funds, and CATIC. ($40,000) “A Cross-National Comparison of Joint Venture Management Practices,” with Mark E. Parry and Robert Speckman, sponsored by Coopers and Lybrand Research Funds, The Darden Foundation, The China National Aero-Technology Import and Export Corporation (CATIC), and the Citibank Research Funds. ($40,000) “Managing R&D-Manufacturing-Marketing Integration in New Product Development Process: An International Comparative Study,” with Jinhong Xie, sponsored by the Marketing Science Institute Research Competition Winner's Awards and Grants, the UTK Professional Development Awards, University of Rochester, Hewlett-Packard Company, Eastman Kodak Company, Authur D. Little, Inc., and Hitachi Research Funds. ($80,000) “The 19-Country INTERPROD study,” sponsored by The National Science Foundation (grant #: SBR9408272), the Marketing Science Institute Research Competition Honorable Mention Awards and Grants, and the Center for Management of Science and Technology, University of Alabama at Huntsville. ($110,000). Role: as a researcher. “The Determinants of New Product Success in Chinese High-Technology Firms,” with Mark E. Parry, sponsored by The China National Aero-Technology Import and Export Corporation (CATIC), the Darden School, the Darden Sponsors Foundation, and the Citicorp Global Scholar Programs. ($80,000) “Managing R&D-Marketing Interface in the American Chemicals Industry,” with John Norton and Mark E. Parry, sponsored by the American Chemical Manufacturing Association. “New Product Development Strategy and Management in Japanese Companies,” with Mark E. Parry, sponsored by the Darden Sponsors Foundation. ($15,000) “Managing the R&D-Marketing Interface in Japanese High-Technology Firms Research Project,” with Mark E. Parry, sponsored by the Wyatt Company and the Darden Sponsors Foundation. ($40,000) RESEARCH INTERESTS New venture survival Risk Diagnostic and Management Technology entrepreneurship Radical innovations in emerging markets by new ventures New product development and management 25
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