Thank you Columbia Business School for covering our work on open source software and global entrepreneurship with Frank Nagle and Shane Greenstein!

Join us for the 5th "Conference of Field Experiments in Strategy" (CFXS) at INSEAD, France, on Dec 19-20! 🌍 📷 Apply by July 15th (Monday!) cfsx.org

Abstract deadline extended to July 21! Join Devigili Matteo, Tony Tong, and I at #AOM24 for a PDW on #OpenSource! Keynote: Eric Von Hippel Panelists: annamaria conti, Sherae Daniel, stefan haefliger, @HelgeKlapper, Nataliya Langburd Wright, Ran Zhuo Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

CBS Professor Nataliya Langburd Wright's research suggests that open-source software can help create new, high-quality technology ventures. See how below and watch the full video here:

Africa has emerged as a hub for high-growth entrepreneurship. But strong institutions are necessary to nurture this potential, write Lesly Goh and Nataliya Langburd Wright in a new viewpoint for #ForesightAfrica. brookings.edu/articles/nurtu…

Africa has emerged as a hub for high-growth entrepreneurship. In a new #ForesightAfrica viewpoint, Lesly Goh and Nataliya Langburd Wright offer strategies to maximize the economic, innovation, and job growth benefits of entrepreneurship. brookings.edu/articles/nurtu…

Great to see Federal Reserve Governor Cook mention our case (with Frank Nagle, Shane Greenstein, Maria Roche, and Sarah Mehta) on Copilot at GitHub and Microsoft in her recent speech on AI! federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe…

Can’t wait for my copy to come in the mail!

I am delighted to have Prof. Nataliya Langburd Wright join us on our #podcast. Prof. Nataliya Wright is an Assistant Professor in the Management Division at Columbia University Business School. Her research, focusing on entrepreneurial strategy and the drivers of global entrepreneurial growth, has

Our #AIHorizons series continues with an insightful look at how AI is poised to impact the workforce. Hear from Morgan Frank of University of Pittsburgh, Emma Rockall of Stanford University, and Nataliya Langburd Wright from Columbia University. youtube.com/watch?v=MXyN0_…

Excited to share a new working paper on “The mid-sized market trap in entrepreneurial scaling” co-authored with Ed Saiedi! Using large-scale website language adoption and interview data, we find that startups from mid-sized markets delay targeting new markets crucial for growth,

I loved this program—highly recommend!

Recent research from CBS Professors Bo Cowgill and Nataliya Langburd Wright and other researchers shows that #AI may be making it more difficult to distinguish between skilled and unskilled candidates, making the jobs of hiring recruiters that much more challenging.

The rise of low-cost #artificialintelligence technologies offers significant potential for businesses globally, yet #AI adoption remains uneven. What shapes this unequal adoption? Read: spkl.io/6015f0Cit Subscribe: spkl.io/6012f0Ci0 #AICommunity

Why do #startups from mid-sized markets struggle to scale? The study theorizes that startups delay expanding to English-speaking #markets due to early local success, causing higher adaptation costs. Read: spkl.io/6011ffvuJ Subscribe: spkl.io/6014ffvuM #EconTwitter

Great to see our work on the mid-sized market trap in entrepreneurial scaling (with Ed Saiedi) mentioned in this piece!

I was thrilled to co-organize this incredible panel on the #LeanStartup revolution in entrepreneurship. Strategic Management Society #SMS2025 #SanFrancisco