Associate Professor / Chair in Entrepreneurial Leadership
Director of the MBA Programs / Michael Lee-Chin & Family Professor in Strategic Business Studies
Goran Calic is the Entrepreneurship Leadership Chair and Associate Professor of Strategy at McMaster University, where he teaches in the MBA and Executive Education programs. He holds a PhD in Strategy, with a minor in economics, and a Post Doc. in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience from Purdue. His work on organizational innovation was awarded the Max Henri Boisot Award. His research has been published in Strategic Management Journal, Academy of Management Learning and Education, Small Business Economics, Nature: Scientific Reports, PLOS One, British Medical Journal: Open, Harvard Business Review, and other top journals. Previously Calic served as Director of McMaster’s MBA programs. During this time he implemented a redesign of the first year MBA curriculm. From 2024 to 2025, Calic held a Visiting Scholar appointment in the Strategy Unit at Harvard Business School.
Jialiang Yang Rene Arseneault Goran Calic
International Journal Of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research
Goran Calic François Neville Santi Furnari Cs richard Chan
Strategic Management Journal
Alex Thabane Sarah Saleh Sushmitha Pallapothu Tyler Mckechnie Phillip Staibano Goran Calic
Plos One
Alex Thabane Tyler Mckechnie Phillip Staibano Vikram Arora Goran Calic
Plos One
Social Acceptance Of Small Modular Reactors [abstract Only]
Anton Shevchenko Goran Calic Lee-chin family institute for strategic business studies Michael
Social Acceptance Of Small Modular Reactors
Anton Shevchenko Goran Calic Lee-chin family institute for strategic business studies Michael
On Why Women?owned Businesses Take More Time To Secure Microloans
Goran Calic Moren Lévesque Anton Shevchenko Lee-chin family institute for strategic business studies Michael
Seeing The Whole: Configurational Cognition And New Venture Resource Mobilization
Goran Calic François Neville Santi Furnari Cs richard Chan Lee-chin family institute for strategic business studies Michael
