Nettra Pan
Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship (Lecturer) Bayes Business School
Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at Bayes Business School
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- Bayes Business School
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Nettra Danette Pan is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Entrepreneurship at Bayes Business School (formerly Cass). Before joining the Faculty of Management in September 2020, Dr. Pan worked as a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Northeastern University and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). Dr. Pan received her doctorate in Management of Technology from EPFL (Switzerland) in 2018.
Dr. Pan's expertise is in individual and organizational identity. How are identities discovered, created and maintained? What are the implications of multidimensional identities for new venture strategy and performance? Dr. Pan's research interests include how firms resolve tensions between commercial and seemingly non-commercial imperatives, tensions she has examined in a number of empirical settings, including technology startups, decentralized autonomous organisations (DAOs) and venture capital-like firms with a social impact mandate. Notably, Dr. Pan's work has illustrated how aligned capital partners (e.g., social venture capital) evaluate and co-create new venture investment opportunities, consequently moulding hybrid venture identities and influencing the decision-making processes.
Dr. Pan has presented her work at leading research conferences in entrepreneurship, social impact and innovation, as well as at industry conferences. She is an active member of startup communities, a frequent speaker at startup conferences and a member of selection juries of top startup acceleration programs.
Dr. Pan favors an interactive and experiential approach to teaching and consistently pairs evidence-based startup insights with practical, hands-on exercises and voices from the field. At Bayes, she has developed two new courses. She redesigned Introduction to Entrepreneurship for the BSc Management programme, she developed a course on purpose-driven leadership and venturing (called Purpose-driven Innovation & Entrepreneurship) for the MSc Entrepreneurship programme.
Dr. Pan also trains founders, scientists, non-profit leaders and executives interested in introducing innovative, revenue-generating products or services. In these sessions, she helps project leaders develop and articulate their vision and metrics for success; a fundamental north star for understanding whom project leaders should serve over time, and how project leaders should engage with new technological tools and new markets. Dr. Pan also enjoys working with startup investors on how to measure and understand their biases and tweak biased decision-making processes to achieve desired investment outcomes.
Dr. Pan is currently developing several week-long executive education courses, including, Leading & Organizing in Disruptive Times, Introduction to Crypto & Blockchain Applications, Social Tokens & NFTs in the Creative Industry and Smart Contracts & Programmatic Governance.
Education
- Docteur ès sciences (DSc) Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (2013 — 2018)
- Master's Degree Institut d'Etudes politiques de Paris (2011 — 2013)
- Bachelor of Arts Columbia University in the City of New York (2008 — 2012)
- IB Diploma at the International School of Phnom Penh International Baccalaureate (1994 — 2008)
- University of California, San Diego (2007 — 2007)
Companies
- Director - Board of Directors Sandbox (2020)
- Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship (Lecturer) Bayes Business School (2020)
- Advisor Sarcophagus.io (2020)
- Early Investor Arianee (2019)
- Lecturer ESSEC Business School (2020 — 2020)
- Visiting Scholar Northeastern University (2019 — 2019)
- Postdoctoral Scholar EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) (2018 — 2019)
- Ambassador (Sandbox Léman) Sandbox (2014 — 2019)
- Lecturer EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) (2018 — 2019)
Skills
- Venture Capital
- Intercultural Communication
- Corporate Social Responsibility
Other
Technology, Social Innovation, Facebook, Community Development, Community Organizing, Policy Analysis, Marketing, Politics, Political Science, Nonprofits, South East Asia, Business Strategy, French, Economics, Public Policy, International Development, Public Speaking, Strategy, Start-ups, Social Media, Public Relations, Social Entrepreneurship, International Relations, Entrepreneurship
Bayes Business School
Nettra Pan is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Entrepreneurship at The Business School (formerly Cass). Before joining the Faculty of Management in September 2020, Nettra worked as a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Northeastern University and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). Nettra received her doctorate in Management of Technology from EPFL (Switzerland) in 2018.
Nettra's expertise is at the intersection of entrepreneurship, meaningful work and societal change. Her research interests include how firms resolve tensions between commercial and seemingly non-commercial imperatives, tensions she has examined in a number of empirical settings, including technology startups and venture capital-like firms with a social impact mandate. Notably, Nettra's work has illustrated how social venture capital firms evaluate and co-create new venture investment opportunities, the extent to which hybrid venture identities are malleable, as well as how self-perception influences decision-making outcomes.
Nettra's has presented her work at leading research conferences in entrepreneurship, social impact and innovation.
Nettra favors an interactive and experiential approach to teaching and consistently pairs evidence-based startup insights with practical, hands-on exercises and voices from the field. At The Business School (formerly Cass), Nettra has developed three courses. She redesigned Introduction to Entrepreneurship for the BSc Management program, she developed a course on purpose-driven leadership and venturing (called Purpose-driven Entrepreneurship) for the MSc Entrepreneurship program, and is also teaching a summer school Masters course of her design called Leading & Organizing in Disruptive Times.
Nettra also trains founders, scientists, non-profit leaders and executives interested in introducing innovative, revenue-generating products or services. In these sessions, Nettra helps project leaders develop and articulate their vision and metrics for success; a fundamental north star for understanding whom project leaders should serve over time, and how project leaders should engage with new markets. Finally, Nettra also enjoys working with startup investors on how to understand their biases and tweak biased decision-making processes to achieve desired investment outcomes (for founders and investors).
Nettra is an active member of startup communities, a frequent speaker at startup conferences and a member of selection juries of top startup acceleration programs.
Employment
Lecturer, The Business School, Sep 2020 – present
Languages
Central Khmer (can read, write, speak and understand spoken), English (can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review) and French (can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review).
Videos
nerd night | 07.30 Nettra Pan -- The Importance of Authenticity
Accelerating Deep Tech in Europe I Martin Bohmert, Markus Larsson, Frans Nauta & Pablo Rodriguez
Featured Entrepreneurs: Beginning an Entrepreneurial Journey
Meaningful and Enjoyable Work | Panel discussion: Johan Wiklund, Erik Nook, Katherine McMahon
TRUST İSTANBUL VISIONARY TALKS & AWARDS - DR. NETTRA PAN, "GÜVENİN AMA DOĞRULAYIN"
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