Amy Shuen

Professor Amy Shuen is an academic entrepreneur, inspiring her executive program members, faculty colleagues and grad students at UC Berkeley, Wharton, INSEAD, CEIBS, and HKU to seek out and collaboratively solve high-impact, inter-disciplinary real-world and "moon shot" problems. She is currently a "professor-turned-biotech-CEO" for a UCSF-UC Berkeley-Stanford nanobiotech spinout. Her scholarship in multinational alliances and high tech industry eco-systems led to her becoming the First Robert Noyce Research Fellow at Berkeley, Sloan Competitive Industries Fellow and shaped her award-winning strategy article on Dynamic Capabilities in Strategic Management, one of the most cited and influential articles in the field. Her best-selling book on digital mobile transformation and Web 2.0 strategy for business leaders has influenced 45,000 readers in 7 different languages. In addition to her academic research and teaching, she raised a $100M Silicon Valley innovation fund and was named partner in a 300-consultant international firm. She has led many successful strategic initiatives for the CEOs and boards of major multinational corporations as well as for venture-funded startups. Her early professional experiences were with Booz Allen, Intel, P&G and Bell Labs.

She is a very active Ivy League alumna, past speaker at UC Berkeley Haas and Wharton events, former Executive Education Officer of the Harvard Business School Northern California Alumni Club, Director San Francisco East Bay Yale Alumni Schools Committee recruiting.

Education

• MBA Master in Business Administration Harvard Business School
• B.S. Engineering (EECS Electronics Engineering Computer Science) & Double Major English Literature Yale University
• Ph.D Innovation Economics University of California, Berkeley - Walter A. Haas School of Business

Companies

• *Applied AI HealthTech Business Models Professor at Northwestern U * Northwestern University (2019)
• Applied AI FinTech Strategy & Entrepreneurship Professor Singularity-INSEAD, INSEAD France and University of Hong Kong HKU (2011)
• Chief Executive Officer Nanoforma (2014 — 2019)
• Professor, Digital Strategy and Entrepreneurship and Director of Corporate Venture Program The Wharton School and Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley (2003 — 2015)
• Chief Digital Officer and Co-Founder Web 2.0 Strategy Group (2008 — 2015)
• Global Partner, Technology and Digital Strategy Practice The McKenna Strategy Group (1998 — 2003)