Jerome S. Engel

• “Clusters of Innovation: Lessons from Silicon Valley,” California Management Review, Winter 2015
• “Global Clusters of Innovation: Entrepreneurial Engines of Economic Growth Around the World,” Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham UK and Northampton MA, 2014
• “The Lean LaunchPad Educators Teaching Handbook,” with Steve Blank, VentureWell, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
• “Financing Innovation: Why Emerging Secondary Markets are Good for the Venture Capital Economy,” White Paper, June 2012
• “John Freeman: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Defined–a personal remembrance,” with David J. Teece, Industrial and Corporate Change 2012 21: 245-248
•  “Accelerating Corporate Innovation: Lessons from the Venture Capital Model; What can Corporate Innovators Learn from the Practices of Agile Start-Ups?,” Research-Technology Management, May-June 2011
• “Global Networks of Clusters of Innovation: The Case of Israel and Silicon Valley,” with Itxaso del-Palacio, California Management Review, Winter 2011
• “How Can Governments Create Clusters of Innovation? The Case of 22@Barcelona,” with Itxaso Del-Palacio, Revista Economica de Catalunya, Fall 2011
• “Triple Helix Model to Create Global Networks of Clusters of Innovation (NCOI),” with Itxaso Del-Palacio and Josep Miquel Pique, Triple Helix VIII, Madrid Spain, October 2010
• “Barbarians at the Gate: RMS Teleinformatics’ Acquisition by a Private Equity Fund,” with Marian Moszoro and Javier Santoma,  case study F-852-E published by IESE Business School, University of Navarra, September 2010
• “Creating Global Networks of Clusters of Innovation from Science Parks,” with Josep Miguel Pique and Itxaso del Palacio, Proceedings of the 27^th IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks, May 2010
• “Global Networks of Clusters of Innovation: Accelerating the Internationalization of the Innovation Process,” with Itxaso del-Palacio. Business Horizons, Indian University Press, accepted for publication Summer – Fall 2009.
• “Models of Innovation: Corporate v. Start-up Ventures,” with John Freeman. California Management Review (November 2007).
• “Technology Entrepreneurship Education: Theory to Practice,” with David Charron. Intel Corporation and the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, 2007.
• “Start-Up Companies: Planning, Financing and Operating the Successful Business,” Law Journal Seminars – Press, co-authored Chapter 20, Accounting and Related Tax Issues.
• “Silicon Valley Guide to Raising Capital,” John Wiley & Sons, co-contributor to several chapters, principally Chapter 1, Trends in Financing, and Chapter 7, Joint Ventures and Strategic Alliances.

At Haas since 1991

2014 – present, Imperial College London. Visiting Faculty Entrepreneurship, Lean LaunchPad

2013 – present, National University of Singapore, Visiting Faculty Entrepreneurship, Lean LaunchPad

2013 – 2015,  National Faculty Director, National Science Foundation Innovation Corps [I-Corps]

2013 – present, Faculty Director, Lean Launchpad Educators Program, VentureWell [previously NCIIA]

2013 – present, Adjunct Professor Emeritus, Haas School of Business

2012 – present, Faculty Director, U.C. Berkeley Executive Program in Innovation, The Innovation Organization

2011 – present, Founding Executive Director Emeritus, Lester Center for Entrepreneurship

2001 – present, Faculty Director, U.C. Berkeley Venture Capital Executive Program

2009 – 2011, Faculty Director, Lester Center for Entrepreneurship

2005 – 2009, Faculty Chair, Intel+Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Education Initiative

2000 – 2013, Adjunct Professor, Haas School of Business

2000 – 2011, Faculty Chair of Entrepreneurship Group, Haas School of Business

1991 – 2009, Executive Director, The Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, UC Berkeley
1991 – 2000, Lecturer, Haas School of Business

1989 – 1990, National Director of Capital Resources, Ernst & Young, USA

1980 – 1990, Audit Partner, Ernst & Young, San Francisco, CA

1980 – 1989, Partner-in-Charge and Director of Entrepreneurial Services Group in the Bay Area, Ernst & Young, San Francisco, CA
1975 – 1977, KPMG National Office of Professional Education, New York, NY
1974 – 1975, KPMG Professional in Residence, North Carolina Central University
1970 – 1979, Audit and Tax, KPMG/Peat Marwick, Philadelphia, PA

• Member of the Board of Directors, MedAmerica, Inc.
• Member of the Board of Directors, MBSI
• Member of the Board of Directors, VentureWell [NCIIA]
• Technical University of Munich, Academic Lecturer and Member of the TUMentrepreneurship Advisory Board
• Executive Advisory Board, Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers [GCEC]
• General Partner, Monitor Venture Partners
• Riyad TAQNIA Fund, Investment Committee, External Member
• M34 Capital, Investment Advisory, External Member
• Member, Educational Advisory Board, Kauffman Fellows Program
• Certified Public Accountant
• Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accounts (inactive)

• National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance – Olympus Corporation
• Lifetime of Educational Innovation Award 2010
• NASDAQ 2006 center of Entrepreneurial Excellence Award to the Lester Center
• Edwin M. and Gloria W. Appel Prize for bringing entrepreneurial vitality to academe, 2002

• Entrepreneurship, MBA 295A
• Venture Capital and Private Equity, MBA 295B
• New Venture Finance, BA 295D
• The Lean LaunchPad MBA 296T
• Berkeley Executive Program (Executive Education)
• Venture Capital Executive Program (Executive Education)
• Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship (Executive Education)
• Global Entrepreneurship Faculty Colloquium (Executive Education)
• Innovation Faculty and Curriculum Development (Executive Education)