
Frank Theodore Koe
Professor of Engineering Entrepreneurship, Penn State University
Frank Theodore Koe, Ph.D. is an experienced educator, entrepreneur, intrapreneur and international consultant, currently serving as a Teaching Professor of Engineering Entrepreneurship in the College of Engineering at Penn State University. His work includes serving as associate director of the W.R. Berkley Innovation Labs at the Stern School of Business, New York University; director of the Executive MBA program at New Jersey Institute of Technology; acting dean of the Baker School of Business and Technology at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City; director of the Design Center at Philadelphia University and vice president and director of restoration at Scalamandre in New York City where he worked to reproduce fabric furnishings for historic sites such as The Andrew Johnson Suite in the US Department of the Treasury and rooms in The White House during the Clinton administration.
Latest
Instead of Putting People on Teams, Let Employees Form Their Own Teams. The Result May Surprise You.
Giving your team autonomy could prompt much more innovation.
Is Intrapreneurship the Solution for Unhappy Employees and Behind-the-Times Businesses?
Intrapreneurship is an old concept, but it's yet to make its way into many company cultures.
More Authors You Might Like
-
Tanveer Zafar
CEO of HowPk
-
Kimmie Tang
Founder of 247VirtualTeams
-
Kristen Friend
Senior Director Of Marketing
-
Paula Wallace
President and Founder of Savannah College of Art and Design
-
Shaan Rais
NIL Expert, Branding & Leadership Coach and Strategist
-
Andre Lee
Co-Founder of Noumena Partners
-
Entrepreneur Store
Entrepreneur Store
-
Ronald Ck Ong
Founder & Group CEO of SearchDigital