Amir Sariri
Business, Management and Accounting · Purdue University West Lafayette
Publications
13
Citations
24
Est. group size
—
Recurring co-author estimate
Active years
9
Publishing since 2018
Amir Sariri studies entrepreneurship and early-stage startups, focusing on topics like how startups hire employees despite limited information, how mentoring and advice affect new ventures, and how scientists' industry ties shape research. This work draws on data about startups, angel investors, venture capitalists, and academic scientists to understand decision-making and outcomes in entrepreneurial settings.
Publication output has been uneven over the past decade, with occasional gaps followed by bursts of activity, most recently increasing in 2025 and 2026.
Generated by claude-sonnet-5 from public bibliographic data · Jul 20, 2026
- Code for: Information Frictions and Employee Sorting Between Startups
ICPSR Data Holdings · 2026
- Code for: Information Frictions and Employee Sorting Between Startups
ICPSR Data Holdings · 2026
- The Economics of Advice: Evidence from Start-up Mentoring
Management Science · 2025
- Database, Methodological Tools, and Research Opportunities: Creative Destruction Lab and Early-Stage Technology Ventures
SSRN Electronic Journal · 2025
- Database, Methodological Tools, and Research Opportunities: Creative Destruction Lab and Early-Stage Technology Ventures
National Bureau of Economic Research · 2025
- Putting the Scientist Front and Center
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2023
- Are Angel Investors More Likely than Venture Capitalists to Drive Entrepreneurial Experimentation?
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2022
- Information Frictions and Employee Sorting Between Startups
National Bureau of Economic Research · 2022
- Information Frictions and Employee Sorting between Startups
SSRN Electronic Journal · 2022
- Information Frictions and Employee Sorting between Startups
SSRN Electronic Journal · 2022
- Activity Sequencing in Startups
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2020
- How Industry Affiliation of Academic Scientists Affect the Rate and Direction of Research
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2019
- How Does Industry Affiliation of Academic Scientists Affect the Rate and Direction of Research
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2018
- Academy of Management Proceedings×5
- SSRN Electronic Journal×3
- National Bureau of Economic Research×2
- ICPSR Data Holdings×2
- Management Science×1
- Ümit Özmel
Business, Management and Accounting · Purdue University West Lafayette
- Andrea Contigiani
Business, Management and Accounting · The Ohio State University
- Regan Stevenson
Business, Management and Accounting · Indiana University
- Michelle Cunningham
Business, Management and Accounting · Indiana University
- Dean A. Shepherd
Business, Management and Accounting · Indiana University
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