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SUMMARY:MIOIR Seminar Series with Prof Valentina Tartari
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DESCRIPTION:Strategic Idea Revival: How Creators Leverage Evaluator Turno
 ver to Resubmit Rejected Ideas\n\nDr Valentina Tartari will examine how 
 evaluator turnover shapes the resubmission of previously rejected propos
 als\, in a paper co-authored with Johanna Schnier.\n\nAbstract:\n\nIdea 
 rejection is a common yet often overlooked aspect of the creative proces
 s. While prior research emphasizes the benefits of revising ideas after 
 rejection\, we propose an alternative strategy: strategic idea revival. 
 Rather than modifying their ideas\, creators may choose to resubmit reje
 cted proposals when the evaluators responsible for rejection have depart
 ed. Using data from the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s proposal review proces
 s\, we find that applicants are more likely to resubmit rejected ideas w
 hen a greater share of intellectually close evaluators have left the pan
 el. Moreover\, evaluator turnover increases the likelihood of resubmitti
 ng “boomerang” ideas—those nearly identical to the previously rejected i
 dea. Strategic idea revival yields selection rates comparable to idea re
 vision\, challenging the dominant view that creators should pivot after 
 rejection.\n\nAbout Valentina Tartari:\n\nValentina Tartari is the Jacob
  and Marcus Wallenberg Professor of Innovative and Sustainable Business 
 Development at the Department of Entrepreneurship\, Innovation and Techn
 ology (DEIT)\, where she is the director of the JMW Center. She is also 
 affiliated with the department of Strategy and Innovation at Copenhagen 
 Business School. Her research focuses on the determinants of knowledge p
 roduction and transfer\, inside and outside academia. Specifically\, she
  studies how academic researchers produce scientific knowledge and how t
 his knowledge is transferred to industry and society. Valentina is also 
 interested in the role universities have in stimulating local entreprene
 urship. Valentina is currently the Program chair for the TIM division of
  the Academy of Management. She is also a member of the executive commit
 tee of the SEI Consortium. Valentina referees for all the most prominent
  management and innovation journals (Research Policy\, Academy of Manage
 ment Journal\, Organization Science\, Strategic Management Journal\, Man
 agement Science)\, and she is part the Editorial Board of Research Polic
 y and of Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal.\n\nSeminar Details:\nRefres
 hments will be available for networking from 3:15 pm\, before the semina
 r in the 9th floor common room.\nHosted by Manchester Institute of Innov
 ation Research\, these seminars feature visiting speakers on science\, t
 echnology\, and innovation policy. This event is in person for AMBS and 
 UoM staff and students\, with an online option available. Please feel fr
 ee to share this invitation with your internal networks.\n\nExternal par
 ticipants are welcome to join online via Teams\, link to register:\nhttp
 s://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mioir-seminar-series-with-prof-valentina-tart
 ari-tickets-1706963215929?aff=oddtdtcreator
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LOCATION:9.041 (online option available)\, Aliiance Manchester Business S
 chool\, Booth Street West\, Manchester\, M15 6PB
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