Professors Dante Di Gregorio, Jennifer Kuan, and Joel Ryman of the College of Business have been honored with the prestigious Schulze Publication Award for the article “Bisociation Teaching Exercise Spurs Business Model Innovation.” The article shares a teaching exercise Professor Di Gregorio developed, and his co-authors helped test and refine. Instructors can use the exercise to help students understand business models and to generate novel recombinations of existing business models, resources, and markets.

The Schulze Awards recognize exceptional thought leadership and clarity of perspective in research that impacts global audiences. Entrepreneur & Innovation Exchange (EIX) is a free peer-reviewed resource on entrepreneurship and innovation for entrepreneurs, innovators, and those who support them, such as investors, advisors, and educators. EIX sponsors the Schulze Publication Awards to celebrate the authors of the most impactful articles published on EIX and FamilyBusiness.org. These awards recognize exceptional thought leadership, clarity of perspective, and the ability to bridge research and practice, inspiring entrepreneurs, educators, and family business leaders worldwide. Linkedin Post by EIX.