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Les leviers de création de valeur de configurations d'investisseurs en capital risque : le cas d'un réseau régional de Business Angels

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  • Carine Girard

    (Audencia Recherche - Audencia Business School)

  • Gilles Certhoux

    (Audencia Recherche - Audencia Business School)

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A partir de l'approche intégrée de la gouvernance, cette étude de cas analyse le rôle dynamique des capacités cognitives d'investisseurs en capital risque à partir de leurs relations avec l'entrepreneur. Ces relations sont évolutives et font émerger différentes configurations d'investisseurs grâce au réseau. En phase d'amorçage, le choix du réseau par l'entrepreneur est déterminant pour réduire la nature tacite des informations et des connaissances. Cette coordination cognitive influence le processus d'apprentissage de l'entreprise grâce aux différentes formes d'engagement mises en oeuvre par l'investisseur professionnel chef de file et par les co-investisseurs, plus ou moins engagés dans le projet.

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  • Carine Girard & Gilles Certhoux, 2010. "Les leviers de création de valeur de configurations d'investisseurs en capital risque : le cas d'un réseau régional de Business Angels," Post-Print hal-00771146, HAL.
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