Dr. Larry Clay joined the College of Business Innovation Leadership & Technology (BILT) at Marymount University in 2021 as an Assistant Professor of Business, specializing in Strategy and Entrepreneurship. His research focuses on innovation ecosystem management, sustainable value creation, and the integration of quantum and design thinking in entrepreneurship. In 2023, Dr. Clay was awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for the EPIIC initiative, which aims to enable strategic partnerships and enhance innovation capacity on campus.
Dr. Clay has a passion for teaching and mentoring doctoral students, regularly chairing dissertations and facilitating qualitative and quantitative research. His teaching portfolio includes both undergraduate and graduate courses, where he covers topics such as strategic management, entrepreneurship, leadership, and organizational management. In the DBA Business Intelligence program, Dr. Clay teaches seminars like “Organizations and Change” and “Strategy in Changing Business Environments,” helping students apply cutting-edge strategies to real-world challenges.
Beyond his academic achievements, Dr. Clay’s ongoing research includes sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems and B Corporation certification impact on global supply chains. His work continues to push the boundaries of sustainable business practices and innovative ecosystems, furthering Marymount University’s commitment to inclusive innovation and community engagement.
Research Description
Innovation Ecosystem Management and Sustainable Cities, Flourishing Business Modelling, Quantum Management and Quantum Organization: Reimagining Business as a Living System, Quantum Entrepreneurship: A New Consciousness in Innovation & Design