Dr. Leo Dana

Professor

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Biography

Leo Dana is a Professor at the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University. He has a PhD from HEC-Montreal and an MBA and BA, both from McGill University. His research primarily focuses on Indigenous entrepreneurship, examining the impact of Indigenous knowledge on self-employment and economic development in various communities, particularly in the Canadian sub-Arctic. Professor Dana has authored several significant publications, including works on the roles of social capital and community resources in entrepreneurship. His notable research contributions have been recognized internationally, leading to awards for outstanding contributions in his field of study. He is also involved in research that addresses the socio-economic contexts of entrepreneurs in rural areas and small firms.

Research Interests

Experience

Visiting Professor

— Present

LUT University • Lappeenranta, Finland

Teaching and conducting research in management, focusing on Indigenous entrepreneurship and social capital.

Awards

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Outstanding Contribution

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G. Dale Meyer Paper Award