Strategy
Andrew Shipilov
Professor of Strategy
The John H. Loudon Chaired Professor of International Management
Contact
Email: andrew.shipilov@insead.edu
Phone: +33 1 6072 4853
Campus: Fontainebleau
Research Areas
Organisation theory, Strategic Alliances, Inter-Firm Networks, Inter-personal Networks, Transition Economies
Teaching Areas
Competitive Strategy, Strategic Alliances, Value Innovation (Blue Ocean Strategy)
Industry Sectors
Banking and Insurance, Information Technology
Biography
Andrew Shipilov is a Professor of Strategy and the John H Loudon Chair of International Management at INSEAD. In 2014, Professor Shipilov received a prestigious Emerging Scholar Award from the Strategic Management Society. He is an expert in the areas of strategy, innovation, and networks. His current academic research examines how social networks, strategic alliances, and partnerships affect firm's competitive advantage.
His newest book is Network Advantage: How to Unlock Value from Your Alliances and Partnerships. He has a blog on Networks and Innovation.
At INSEAD, Professor Shipilov teaches and directs Executive Education programmes on competitive strategy, collaborative strategy, and Blue Ocean Strategy. From 2010, he is an Academic Director of the INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy open programme.
His clients include Abbott Labs, IBM, Microsoft Corp., Bayer, BNP Paribas, Royal Dutch Shell and other well-known companies.
Professor Shipilov's work has been published in the leading management journals including the Academy of Management Journal, Administrative Science Quarterly, Organization Science, Social Networks, Strategic Organization, Industrial and Corporate Change, Managerial and Decision Economics. He also published in Harvard Business Review, MIT Sloan Management Review, and Talent Management Magazine.
He is an editorial board member of the Strategic Management Journal and the Strategic Organization, two premier journals in strategy.
His research received prizes from the Academy of Management, the leading international association of management researchers.'
