Jaemin Lee

Jaemin Lee is Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Imperial College Business School. He graduated from the Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise Department at the INSEAD.

His research comprises of two streams: he studies how multiple markets co-evolve as a result of entrepreneurial activities; he also studies how organizations learn as a result of performance and consumer feedbacks, and intra-firm power and politics.

Previously, he worked as a serial entrepreneur; co-founded French restaurant (Shanghai) and wine bar (Seoul). He has been worked with a London-based fintech firm and a boutique hotel.

Publications

Journals

• Lee J, 2017, Hybrid as gateway drug: how emergence of hybrid jazz leads to dominance of traditional jazz, Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol:2016, ISSN:2151-6561

• Lee J, Jin K, Park C, 2017, Structural Positions within Business Group Equity Networks and Performance of Affiliate Firms, Academy of Management, Annual Conference Best Paper Proceedings

• Lee J, Davis JP, 2016, Collective Intelligence of Market-Categories in Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Evidence of Population-Level Learning in Mobile Applications, Insead Working Paper

• Lee J, 2015, How Do Nested Categories Influence a Market Emergence? Evidence from Early American Music Record, Academy of Management, Annual Conference Best Paper Proceedings

Experience

Assistant Professor at Imperial College Business School Imperial College Business School

PhD Student INSEAD

Graduate Student in Business Administration Seoul National University

Education

Seoul National University Master of Science (M.S.), Strategy / International Business

Seoul National University BBA, Business Administration