T.M. Hormann (Tina)

Tina M. Hormann is a doctoral researcher at the department for Entrepreneurship & Technology Management. Her dissertation explores the reciprocal relationship between entrepreneurial organizations and civil society, particularly in the context of digital social innovation. Her empirical work draws on a case study of a digital platform for rural development and is theoretically grounded in capital theory which understands economic change as the connection between current organizational decisions and subsequent impact. Methodologically, she combines quantitative, comparative analyses of many organizations and territories, building upon datasets and experiments to test her hypotheses. Prior to academia, she gained several years of working experience as a sales and marketing manager within B2B organizations. 

Organisations

• Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences (BMS), Entrepreneurship, Technology, Management (ETM)