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Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

My name is Pedro T. de Oliveira, I am a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. I currently teach Creating the Enterprise (Capstone course for Entrepreneurship Undergrad), and New Product Development. I have been a member of the Division for over a year and I couldn't agree more with Sharon that the Entrepreneurship Division rocks! It was clear to me during the last AOM in Atlanta.

My research interests are EO e New Product Development, and I use AI, Machine Learning, Big data, and coding to answer relevant questions in the entrepreneurship literature.

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!

Welcome to the ENT Community Discussion! We're so glad you are here. I hope that this online community will be a valuable resource to all ENT members as you begin to connect, communicate and collaborate with your colleagues here.

When you visit the community for the first time, please take a moment to introduce yourself. It's a great way to practice making your first post to the community! Share your name, where you're from, your research or teaching interests, and why you belong to the ENT division.

I'll start by introducing myself! My name is Lou Marino and I currently teach Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management at the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!). I have been a member of the Division for twenty years. The thing I love the most about our division is our culture and the fantastic and diverse group of people we have as our members. I believe we have the most supportive and developmental culture in all of AOM that is made possible by the helpful and cooperative attitudes of our members.

Now it's your turn! Reply to this message now and start getting to know your fellow ENT members.

Have other questions? Please start your own Discussion post with a distinct subject line, and our knowledgeable members and volunteers will help you to find the answers you need!

Thanks for joining the conversation!