ד"ר גיל אבנימלך

Dr. Gil Avnimelech

מוסד עיקרי

הקריה האקדמית אונו

Ono Academic College

טלפון

03-5311904

דוא״ל

gilavn@gmail.com

קורות חייםCV

דיסציפלינות ראשיותMain Disciplines

Business Administration

דיסציפלינות משניותSecondary Disciplines

Entrepreneurship

תחומי מחקר / מילות מפתחKeywords

Accelerators, Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation Policy, Lean Startup, Open Innovation, Startup Eco-systems, Venture Capital

פרסומים ויצירות עיקריים / עדכנייםMain / Recent Publications

Gil Avnimelech, Eyal Rechter, How and why accelerators enhance female entrepreneurship, Research Policy, Volume 52, Issue 2, 2023
Avnimelech, G., Zelekha, Y. Religion and the gender gap in entrepreneurship. Int Entrep Manag J 19, 629–665 (2023).
Avnimelech, G. and Rechter, E. (2019), “Mentorship Processes within Start-up Accelerators”, Academy of Management Global Proceedings, from startup to scaleup, Tel Aviv 2018 (Published Online: 28 Jan 2019) Available at SSRN
Zelekha, Y., Yaakobi, E. and Avnimelech, G. (2018), "Attachment Orientations and Entrepreneurship", Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 28(3), pp. 495-522.
Grebelsky-Lichtman, T. and Avnimelech, G. (2018), “Immediacy Communication and Success in Crowdfunding Campaigns: A Multimodal Communication Approach”, International Journal of Communication, 12, pp. 4178-4204.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Feldman, (2015), "The stickiness of university spin–offs: a study of formal and informal spin–offs and their location from 124 US academic institutions", International Journal of Technology Management, 68(1-2), pp. 122-149.
Zelekha, Y., Avnimelech, G., and E. Sharabi, (2014), "Religious Institutions and Entrepreneurship" Small Business Economics, 42(4), pp. 747-767.
Avnimelech, G., Zelekha, Y., and E. Sharabi, (2014), "The Effect of Corruption on Entrepreneurship in Developed versus non Developed Countries" International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research, 20(3), pp. 237-262.
Rosiello, A., Avnimelech, G., Mastroeni, M. and M. Teubal, (2013), "Evolutionary Policy Targeting: Towards a Conceptual Framework for Effective Policy Intervention", Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 25(7), pp. 753-772.
Avnimelech, G., (2013). "Targeting the Biotechnology Clusters in North Carolina and Israel: Lessons from Successful and Unsuccessful Policy Making", Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 25(7), pp. 835-851.
Shoham, A. and G. Avnimelech, (2012), "The Development of the Successful High Tech Sector in Israel, 1969-2009", World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development journal, 8(1), pp. 53-69
Rosiello, A., Avnimelech, G., and M. Teubal, (2011), "Towards a Systemic and Evolutionary Framework for Venture Capital Policy", Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 21(1), pp. 167-189.
Avnimelech, G., & Feldman, M. (2011, September). The impact of institution quality, cluster strength and TLO licensing capacity on the rate of academic staff spin-offs. In Science and Innovation Policy, 2011 Atlanta Conference on IEEE.
Avnimelech, G., Rosiello, A., and M. Teubal, (2010), "Systemic and Evolutionary Interpretation of Venture Capital Development and Policy in Israel, Germany, UK and Scotland", Science and Public Policy, 37(2), pp. 101-112.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Feldman, (2010), "Regional Corporate Spawning and the Role of Homegrown Companies", Review of Policy Research, 27(4), pp. 475-489.
Avnimelech, G., and D. Schwartz, (2009), “Structural changes in mature Venture Capital industry: Evidence from Israel”, Innovation: Management Policy & Practice 11 (1), pp. 60-73.
Avnimelech, G. (2009), “VC Policy: Yozma Program 15-Years Perspective”. Available at SSRN (Included in the SSRN's Top Ten download list for: HRN Business - English Papers).
Avnimelech, G. and M. Teubal, (2008), “From Direct Support of Business Sector R&D/Innovation to Targeting Venture Capital/Private equity: A Catching-Up Innovation and Technology Policy Life Cycle Perspective”, Economics of Innovation and New Technology 17 (1), pp. 153-172.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Teubal, (2008), “Evolutionary Targeting”, Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 18 (2), pp. 151-166.
Avnimelech, G. (2008), “A Five-Phase Entrepreneurial Oriented Innovation and Technology Policy Profile: The Israeli Experience”, European Planning Studies, 16 (1), pp. 81-98.
Avnimelech, G., Schwartz, D. and R Bar-El (2007), “Entrepreneurial High Tech Cluster Development Policy: Israel’s Experience with Venture Capital and Technological Incubators”, European Planning Studies, 15 (9), pp. 1181-1198.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Teubal, (2006), “Creating Venture Capital (VC) Industries that Co-Evolve with High Tech Clusters: Insights from an Extended Industry Life Cycle Perspective of the Israeli Experience”, Research Policy 35 (10), pp. 1477-1498.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Teubal, (2004), “Venture Capital – Start Up Co-evolution and the Emergence and Development of Israel’s New High Tech Cluster—Part 1: Macroeconomic & Industry Analysis”, Economics of Innovation and New Technology, 13 (1), pp 33-60.
Avnimelech, G. and M. Teubal (2004), “Strength of Market Forces and the Successful Emergence of Israel’s Venture Capital Industry: Insights from a Policy-Led Case of Structural Change”, Revue Economique 55 (6), November, pp. 1265-1300.
Teubal, M. and G. Avnimelech (2003), "Foreign acquisitions and R&D leverage in High Tech industries of peripheral economies: Lessons and policy issues the Israeli experience", International Journal of Technology Management, 26 (24), pp. 362-385.
Teubal, M., Avnimelech, G. and A. Gayego (2002), "Company Growth, Acquisitions and Access to Complementary Assets in Israel's Data Security Sector ", European Planning Studies, 10 (8), pp. 933-953.