Entrepreneurial Motivations

Marco Valeri is a Senior Lecturer in Organizational Behavior in the Faculty of Economics at Niccolo Cusano University (Rome, Italy). He is also a Lecturer in Applied Organizational Behavior at Xenophon College (London, UK); Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Leisure Management, at the School of Hospitality, Tourism, and Events, at Taylor’s University (Malaysia); Associate Researcher in Strategy at the Magellan Research Center in the Iaelyon Business School at Jean Monet University (Lyon, France); and Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Pannonia (Hungary). His teaching and consultancy fields include strategic management, leadership development, cross-cultural management, and international hospitality management. His research areas include sustainability and green practices, strategy implementation, knowledge management, family business, crisis management, information technology, and network analysis.

• Focusing on entrepreneurial motivation from a bibliometric perspective.- Researchers’ intention and motivation engaging in academic entrepreneurship (university spin-offs).- Integrating Social Media Marketing on Branding Local Gastronomic Entrepreneurship.- The role of motivation and academic preparation for the students’ entrepreneurial potential.- Kick Starting the economies after Covid.- 19 Pandemic: Assessing the role of Gig Players in boosting entrepreneurial ventures and suggesting policy interventions.- Entrepreneurial motivations: Case Studies.- The relationship between motivation and destination characteristics as drivers of tourism entrepreneurship: insights from the Central Region of Portugal.- Development of Entrepreneurship in Mozambique: Challenges and Opportunities.- Determining Entrepreneurial Motivations of Business School Students in India.- Entrepreneurial Motivations of Women in the Middle East.- Sustainable and feasible? Exploring motivation factors contributing to the success of tourism village development in Indonesia.- The circular social entrepreneur's drivers in romanian experience.