… ) and when facilitators act as intermediaries to guide them in the … the role of facilitators during
the growth stages of spin-off. … Our samples are mainly early stage spin-offs, whereas future …

… It has been well documented in the literature that academic spinoffs (ASOs) cannot achieve
successful … In this study, we do not analyze the process from the moment knowledge, which is …

… and spin-off company creation is not a common practice. … In Russia, the main emphasis
is placed on early-stage … structure exists, depending on the chosen commercialisation path. …

… initiated within a university setting, based on knowledge derived … spin-off firms 421 and
Leitch 2010), and the ability of universities to create successful spin-offs remains a highly path …

… University Spin-Offs (USOs) are dynamically involved in the knowledge spillover process
and incorporated in the regional entrepreneurial ecosystem. Drawing on the knowledge …

… different arrangements of knowledge intermediaries (Hayter … the spinoff company selectivity
is theorised as an early-stage, … points on a spinoff's development path may be beneficial to its …

… BI supports entrepreneurs in the early stage and what specific … Following this logical path of
study, it is possible to recognize … the role of the incubator is determinant to the success of the …

… knowledge, embedded in patents and start-up and spin-off … early-stage financing in support
of new ventures • Provide … who launch successful businesses and move onto a path of …

… The second approach adopted a resource-based perspective and highlighted the critical
role of academics’ human capital and social capital profiles in shaping their spin-off propensity …

… into spin-off companies, while in the last stage the spin-off is … innovation internally, and an
inside-out path, which refers to … others: banks and financial intermediaries, Cox proportional …