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Elena is an Associate Professor in International Business at Henley Business School, University of Reading. Elena’s research provides insights into the strategic issues and challenges faced by managers of both multinational corporations and SMEs in the international environment. Her current research activities and interests are focused on the area of international business strategies of international firms, firm-specific resources and capabilities as drivers of firm’s competitive advantage and firm’s performance, and the Global Value Chain phenomenon. Elena is a subject area leader in International Business on the full time and executive MBA programmes at Henley Business School. Prior to joining academia, Elena spent over 10 years as a Management Consultant 7 of which were as a Strategy Consultant with Pricewaterhouse Coopers in Canada. Her extensive professional experience include corporate and operations strategy development and implementation, process and profit improvement, enterprise development, project management, as well as economic analysis, market research and feasibility analysis.

Her client portfolio spans from strategy development projects for large Canadian and USA international corporations, international new venture strategies for SMEs, feasibility studies for government agencies in Canada, Cyprus, Macedonia, and World Bank projects in post-war Bosnia. Dr Elena Beleska-Spasova's main research interest is in advancing an integrated approach to studying international business phenomena where the internalization theory is complemented with dynamic capabilities perspective and entrepreneurial theory. In this more integrated approach transformational capabilities and entrepreneurial management are incorporated into the internalization theory and coupled with international management perspectives. Globalization is changing the nature of competitive strategies and governance modalities deployed by firms across borders and value chains.

In this context there are four interlinked areas of research interest: Dynamic and entrepreneurial capabilities as critical firm-specific advantages driving international expansion and competitiveness. Dynamic capabilities in coordination/integration, recombination and renewal/transformation are of specific research interest as these are deemed to be particularly relevant in initiating and managing cross border operations, i.e. The firm’s ability to coordinate/integrate operations in multiple national settings, transfer and recombine knowledge across its geographically diverse network of affiliates and locations, and reconfigure and renew its resources to adjust to or shape local environments. There is a growing consensus that entrepreneurship is one of the key resources of a successful firm. Usb redirector rdp edition keygen software keys 2017. Bosch ecu tuning software download windows 7. Research interest is focused on studying entrepreneurial capabilities particularly within MNEs and their network of affiliates. Integration versus disintegration of Global Value Chains as a source of competitive advantage – a micro perspective.