I am an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Emlyon business school. I pursue two lines of research. The first examines individuals’ predispositions to entrepreneurship including the developmental origins of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial decision-making, and the biology of entrepreneurship (genetics, physiology, mental-conditions, and neuroscience). The second investigates new venture dynamics (entry, growth, and exit). I hold a PhD from Warwick Business School (WBS), in which I received WBS’s outstanding research paper award in 2018. Prior joining Emlyon Business School, I did research work for the American University in Cairo and London Business School and completed my doctoral training courses at Imperial College London and University College London.