David Charles Lingelbach, Ph.D.
Professor of Entrepreneurship
Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Office: Business Center 513
Phone: 410.837.5298
E-mail: dlingelbach@ubalt.edu
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Exeter
- B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- General Course, London School of Economics and Political Science
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Bio
David Lingelbach (B.S., M.S., MIT; Ph.D., Exeter) is a Professor of Entrepreneurship at The University of Baltimore. His research focuses on oligarchs, entrepreneurship in developing and emerging economies, and entrepreneurial finance. David�s articles have been published in leading international academic journals, including Journal of Management Inquiry, Venture Capital: An International Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance, and the International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He is co-author of the forthcoming The Oligarchs' Grip: Fusing Wealth and Power, and of Entrepreneurship in Africa: Context and Perspectives. David is also editor of the De Gruyter Handbook of Entrepreneurial Finance. David is a frequent contributor to The Hill and has been awarded Fulbrights to Myanmar and Colombia. Prior to becoming an academic, he was founder or co-founder of nine startups and worked in international finance and development, including five years in Russia as President of that country�s first venture capital fund and CEO of Bank of America�s businesses in the former Soviet Union.
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Research Interests
Oligarch studies, entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial finance in emerging and developing countries
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Teaching Interests
Entrepreneurship, strategy, finance
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Recent Publications
Intellectual Contributions
Books
Lingelbach, D. (2022). De Gruyter Handbook of Entrepreneurial Finance. De Gruyter.
Sriram, V., Lingelbach, D., Mersha, T., & Manu, F. (2021). Entrepreneurship in Africa: Context and Perspectives. Routledge.
Book Chapters
Morris, A. J., Aye, A., Lingelbach, D., & Oh, W. (2021). Leadership as Merit-Making: The case of Myanmar and applications for Western organizations. Springer.
Lingelbach, D. (2020). How Entrepreneurial Finance is Transformed into Political Power: The Importance of "Friends with Benefits". Palgrave-Macmillan.
Refereed Journal Articles
Lingelbach, D. (2020). No Peace, No Rest: Paying More Attention to Actors at the Wealth-Power Nexus. Journal of Management Inquiry. 29(2), 236-39.
Lingelbach, D. (2019). Finding Your Bus: Conceptualizing Contemporary Quaker Management Education. Quaker Studies. 24(2), 319-39.
Lingelbach, D. (2019). Financial Crises and Venture Capital Development: Evidence from Indonesia. Asia Pacific Business Review. 25(1), 61-80.
Regular Column in Journal or Newspaper
Lingelbach, D. (2023). What Has Putin Taught Us One Year Into the War in Ukraine?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). The Rich and the Powerful: What's The State of the Oligarchs in 2022?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). How Does This Prisoner Swap Help Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Is This It For Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). How Do You Really Hurt Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). If Putin Wins in Ukraine, Then What?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). How Does Putin Remain Popular with the Russian People?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Would Putin Use Nukes?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). What Comes After Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Can Western Sanctions Alter Putin's Behavior?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Can We Find an Offramp for Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Is It Too Late to Do Anything About Putin?. The Hill.
Lingelbach, D. (2022). Why is Putin So Confident These Days?. The Hill.
Presentations
Lingelbach, D. California State University Dominguez Hills, "The World As Seen from Putin's Desk," California State University Dominguez Hills, Carson, CA. (2022).
Lingelbach, D. The University of Baltimore, "Achieving Success in the Media," The University of Baltimore, Baltimore. (2022).
Lingelbach, D. The University of Baltimore, "Remarks on Putin and the Ukraine Crisis," The University of Baltimore, Baltimore. (2022).
Lingelbach, D. Universidad Technol�gica de El Salvador, "Between Wealth and Power: How Oligarchs Dominate Our World," Universidad Technol�gica de El Salvador, San Salvador, El Salvador. (2022).
Lingelbach, D. California Entrepreneurship Educators' Conference, "Entrepreneurship Under Poverty: Thoughts from Baltimore," San Diego State University, San Diego (virtually). (2020).
Lingelbach, D. Research Engagement Day, "How to Become an Oligarch: Some American Evidence from Myanmar/Burma," University of Baltimore, Baltimore. (2020).
Lingelbach, D. "Eight Questions," London Business Academy, Mandalay, Myanmar. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. Fulbright Regional Workshop, "Entrepreneurs Creating Sustainable Competitive Advantage Under Institutional Change: Evidence from Myanmar," US Department of State and Fulbright Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. "Some Thoughts on How to Live Freely," Peacock Generation Youth Empowerment Society, Monywa, Myanmar. (2019).
Sriram, V., & Lingelbach, D. International Council for Small Business World Congress, "An African Theory of Entrepreneurship or a Theory of African Entrepreneurship?," International Council for Small Business, Cairo, Egypt. (2019).
Lingelbach, D. Quaker Studies Research Association Conference, "Finding Your Bus: Conceptualizing Contemporary Quaker Management Education," Quaker Studies Research Association, Woodbrooke Quaker Study Center, Birmingham, United Kingdom. (2018).
Research in Progress
"An African Theory of Entrepreneurship or a Theory of African Entrepreneurship" (On-Going)
Under review at the Journal of Management Inquiry."How to Become an Oligarch" (On-Going)