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Kimberly Eddleston
Schulze Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Kimberly Eddleston in the Press

Kimberly Eddleston for Northeastern Global News

Why the Boston Celtics’ sale that could top $4.7 billion signals a booming market for sports franchises
Jayson Tatum holding up a championship trophy while surrounded by other members of the Boston Celtics team.

Why the Boston Celtics’ sale that could top $4.7 billion signals a booming market for sports franchises

After 22 years and a value increase of over $4B, the majority owners of the Boston Celtics announced their intention to sell the team.
Two Northeastern students created an app to revolutionize the school bus industry

Two Northeastern students created an app to revolutionize the school bus industry

BusRight strives to minimize the time school buses spend on the road, reduce transportation costs and cut carbon emissions.
Looking through the glass ceiling: Symposium examines state of women’s advancement

Looking through the glass ceiling: Symposium examines state of women’s advancement

How far have women advanced in the fields of leadership, entrepreneurship, and public policy? It’s a question that a half-day symposium at Northeastern sought to answer Friday. The answer, based on presentations by a wide-ranging group of stakeholders, seems to be that while progress has certainly been made, there’s still a long way to go.
Business professor recognized for entrepreneurship research

Business professor recognized for entrepreneurship research

Kimberly Eddleston in the D’Amore-McKim School of Business is one of four professors to be recognized with a Distinguished Professorship by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation. The award will support her innovative research on family businesses and the careers of entrepreneurs.
3Qs: Breaking the high-tech glass ceiling

3Qs: Breaking the high-tech glass ceiling

Kimberly Eddleston, an associate professor of entrepreneurship and innovation, examines the emerging role of women in the high-tech start-up sector.
Illuminating "The Fredo Effect"

Illuminating "The Fredo Effect"

Northeastern professor judges impact of family weaknesses, strengths on the family business