Scholarship recipients
Below you can find the scholarship recipients and you have the possibility to read their travel reports as well as their master’s theses.
Scholarship recipients 2022
Josefine Andersen & Kajsa Strömberg
An Investigation of the secondary market in the U.S. electric car industry
(Not published online)
Amanda Nygren & Wilma Pramberg
A Developing Country’s Decision Making in Regards to Supplier Selection - A Multiple Case Study of the Hotel Industry in Bali
Daria Monshi & Anett Szabó
Venture after venture: cultivating serial entrepreneurial drive
Beata Malmström & Alice Törnqvist
Streamlining the Financial Close Process: An Exploratory Case Study of Lynk & Co for Enhanced Performance and Value Creation
(Not published online)
Scholarship recipients 2021
No scholarships this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Scholarship recipients 2020
Olivia Pivén and Johanna Dahlqvist
Olivia and Johanna spent some time in Silicon Valley, San Francisco and conducted interviews and collected data for their thesis.
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Svenja Haller
Svenja spent three weeks in Californa and collected data for her thesis.
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Aleksei Kuchera and Douglas Redman
Aleksei and Douglas visited Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany to conduct interviews and collect data for their thesis.
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Scholarship recipients 2019
Jenni Junttila
Jenni Junttila spent 3 weeks in Sydney, Australia and conducted interviews.
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Louise Granström and Iris Minö
Louise Granström and Iris Minö visited 4 cities, Stockholm, Copenhagen, London and Paris and conducted interviews and collecting data.
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Customer involvement through social media in the product development process within the luxury goods industry
Scholarship recipients 2018
Levi Östling and Vincent Thermaenius
Levi Östling and Vincent Thermaenius spent 7 weeks in Bangalore, Indien, conducting interviews and working on their master's thesis.
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Financial Inclusion in the Age of FinTech: A multiple case study of FinTech companies’ role for financial inclusion in India
Ida Lönnfält and Josefine Sandqvist
Ida Lönnfält and Josefine Sandqvist collected empirical data and conducted interviews in London, England during the spring 2018.
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Blockchains, the New Fashion in Supply Chains? - The compatibility of blockchain configurations in supply chain management in the fast fashion industry
Philip Steen and Sebastian Misurák
Philip Steen and Sebastian Misurák spent three weeks in Silicon Valley, USA where they conducted interviews and collected data.
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Mixed Venture Capital Syndicates: How Independent Venture Capital Firms Evaluate Corporate Venture Capital Arms as Syndication Partners
Scholarship recipients 2017
Ebba Bergbom Wallin and Maria Lundin
Ebba and Maria conducted field studies in Hangzhou, China.
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Collaboration as a mechanism for servitization in the automotive industry: The case of China and Sweden
Victor Göthensten and Axel Hellström
Victor and Axel travelled to Silicon Valley, USA to collect empirical data.
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Finding product-market fit, How do software start-ups approach product-market fit?
Moa Gustafsson and Julia Franke
Moa and Julia collected data in Silicon Valley, USA and at Hannover Messe, Germany.
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Industrial Internet of Things; How technology providers capture a competitive edge by analyzing the Business Model Environment
Erik Armkvist and Lucas Malina
Erik and Lucas travelled to Shanghai, China to conduct interviews.
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Disseminative Capabilities in New Product Development Projects; A Single Case Study about Inter-Organizational Knowledge Transfer at CEVT
Alexis Rehnberg and Victor Lavin
Alexis and Victor conducted a field study at Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA.
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Creating Innovators; A case study on University-Industry Collaboration
Björn Ingmansson
Björn explored the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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What led Tel Aviv to become a leading entrepreneurial ecosystem?
Scholarship recipients 2016
Mathilda Lund and Frida Nilsson
Mathilda and Frida collected the empirical data for their thesis in Silicon Valley, USA.
Read their thesis here
Scholarship recipients 2015
Fredrik Örneblad
Fredrik traveled to Stanford University, USA, to collect data in connection with his thesis.
Sofie Berg and Madeleine Englund
Sofie and Madeleine conducted research and wrote their thesis at Zheijang University, China.
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Theodoros Peristeris and Deni Redzepovic
Theodoros and Deni conducted a qualitative study a Tilburg University, the Netherlands.
Read their thesis here
Scholarship recipients 2014
Robin Wiberg and Mathias Andersson
Robin and Mathias traveled to China (Zhejiang University) to assess how innovations within business models are received and legitimized within a company.
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Simon Adolfsson and Peter Rohn
Simon and Peter traveled to Switzerland (University of St Gallen) to assess how well venture capitalists time exiting their investments through stock market introductions in relation to the current market situation (stock-market value at introduction).
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Scholarship recipients 2013
Karin Berg and Ingvild Nyløkken
Karin and Ingvild traveled to Norway (the Centre for Technology,
Innovation, and Culture (TIC), University of Oslo) to research Idea Generation- the starting point of Innovation.
Read their thesis here
Scholarship recipients 2012
Fabian Angard and Fredrik Hillerström
Fabian and Fredrik went to the Netherlands (HAN University) in order to gather parts of their empirical data for the master’s thesis.
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Irem Soydan
Irem went to India to conduct interviews with people from diverse areas from the industry and academia in India (Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore).