技术企业家精神、合同制订及创新会计——科勒风投研究院2015研究经费获奖方案 As part of our efforts to encourage and support original academic research in the field of venture, CIV has awarded four academicians with a 2015 Grant. We received over 60 proposals from leading universities and research institutes from around the globe. The selection process was particularly challenging as we received a large number of outstanding proposals. After careful consideration, we selected four …
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