Andrea Calabrò

Professor of Practice
Knowledge groupStrategy and Operations
Ambiti di ricercaEntrepreneurship & Family Business
Ambiti di insegnamentoFamily Business, Corporate Governance
Andrea Calabrò

Biografia

Andrea Calabrò è Professor of Practice in Family Business & Entrepreneurship presso SDA Bocconi.

Prima di entrare in SDA, è stato Direttore della Chair of Sustainable Family Business & Entrepreneurship presso l’IPAG Business School, Francia. È Global Academic Director del STEP (Successful Transgenerational Entrepreneurship Practices) Project Global Consortium. Ha conseguito un dottorato di ricerca in Management e Governance presso l’Università di Roma Tor Vergata ed è stato Professore/Titolare di Cattedra di Business Administration and Family Entrepreneurship presso l’Università di Witten/Herdecke (2011-2017).

Ha fondato il Family Business Research Strategic Interest Group (FBR SIG) presso l’European Academy of Management (EURAM) ed è fondatore e organizzatore dell’International Family Business Research Forum (IFBRF).

Ha pubblicato articoli accademici sulle imprese familiari, l’internazionalizzazione e la corporate governance in importanti riviste scientifiche internazionali peer-reviewed, tra cui: Strategic Management Journal, Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice, Journal of International Business Studies, Family Business Review, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Business Ethics, Corporate Governance: An International Review e Journal of Business Research. Ha inoltre una solida competenza in imprenditorialità e nella guida di start-up dalla fase di creazione fino allo sviluppo e alla crescita. Svolge il ruolo di consulente e coach per imprese familiari in diverse parti del mondo.

Pubblicazioni recenti

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  • 2026
    Board Gender Diversity and Firm Financial Performance: Exploring the role of Directors’ Family Affiliations
    PONOMAREVA, Y., D. R. CAMBREA, A. CALABRÒ, M. TORCHIA, "Board Gender Diversity and Firm Financial Performance: Exploring the role of Directors’ Family Affiliations", Journal of Management Studies, 2026
  • 2026
    Mindset matters! The active involvement of women in family businesses: harnessing context through the STEP project
    SAMARA, G., N. P. BANG, E. CONTI, I. MEJRI, A. CALABRÒ, T. JAYAKUMAR, R. M. JIMENEZ, M.-J. HERNÁNDEZ-ORTIZ, F. P. ZAMORA, "Mindset matters! The active involvement of women in family businesses: harnessing context through the STEP project", Journal of Business Research, 2026, vol. 205, pp. 115866
  • 2025
    Family Business Sustainability Case Studies Across the World
    JAYAKUMAR, T., E. CONTI, A. CALABRÒ, A. A. AMAYA RIVAS, Y. E. RODRÍGUEZ (Eds.), "Family Business Sustainability Case Studies Across the World" - 2025, Edward Elgar Publishing, Great Britain
  • 2025
    Panta Rhei! Disentangling the temporal dynamics of nascent and future entrepreneurship
    GAIES, B., M. VESCI, C. CRUDELE, A. CALABRÒ, A. MAALAOUI, "Panta Rhei! Disentangling the temporal dynamics of nascent and future entrepreneurship", International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 2025, vol. 21, no. 1
  • 2024
    A multi-voiced account of family entrepreneuring research: expanding the agenda of family entrepreneurship
    AL-DAJANI, H., N. P. BANG, R. BASCO, A. CALABRÒ, J. C. Y. CHENG, E. CLINTON, J. J. DASPIT, A. DE MASSIS, A. DISCUA CRUZ, L. GARCIA-LORENZO, W. B. GARTNER, O. GERMAIN, S. GHERARDI, J. HELIN, M. IMAS, S. JACK, M. MCADAM, M. RADU-LEFEBVRE, P. ROVELLI, M. TILLMAR, M. TORCHIA, K. VERDUIJN, F. WELTER, "A multi-voiced account of family entrepreneuring research: expanding the agenda of family entrepreneurship", International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research , 2024, vol. 30, no. 9, pp. 2185-2233
  • 2024
    Commitment Helps: The Positive Effects of Long-Term Orientation and Family Ownership on Firms’ International Expansion
    FRERICH, S., A. CALABRÒ, M. TORCHIA, "Commitment Helps: The Positive Effects of Long-Term Orientation and Family Ownership on Firms’ International Expansion", Entrepreneurship Research Journal, 2024, vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 1887-1920