Making good : the inspiring story of serial entrepreneur, maverick and restaurateur / by 283647 Allan, Tony

Confessions of a serial entrepreneur : why I cant stop starting over / by 308375 Skorman, Stuart, Guthrie, Catherine S.

Restarting for the thrill: Behavioural addiction to entrepreneurship by Ndivhuho Tshikovhi, Farai Dziike, Sibusiso Moyo

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Rara Avis Vineyards: Has This Bird Flown? by Sergio Canavati, Kimberley (Finnie) Benson, Shaun Richardson

“…Preston “Press” McLean (name disguised at his request) was a successful serial entrepreneur who created an investor group in 2006 to take over a troubled premium winery in Sonoma County. …”
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Scaling versus selling startups: the role of foreign acquirers in entrepreneurial ecosystems by Hellmann, T, Thiele, V

“…However, two model extensions identify conditions under which they can weaken it, namely (i) when there are intergenerational externalities in the accumulation of scaleup experience, and (ii) when there is significant brain drain of serial entrepreneurs.…”

The roles of finance at different growth stages of startups by Fu, Yue, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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The mediating role of entrepreneurial alertness in the entrepreneurial passion and persistence in venture start-up nexus by Chukwuemeka Christian Onwe, Vitalis Chinedu Ndu, Michael Onwumere, Monday Icheme

“…Design/methodology/approach – Using a three-way parallel mediation involving searching and scanning alertness, association and connection alertness and evaluation and judgment alertness, on data from 342 serial entrepreneurs from Nigeria, the authors examined the influence of EPFF on persistence in venture start-ups, through a parallel mediation involving searching and scanning alertness, association and connection alertness and evaluation and judgment alertness. …”
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Research on factors affecting serial entrepreneurial intention: An interpretive structure model by Xiuwei Bai, Xiuwei Bai, Dejun Cheng, Yuting Chen

“…Serial entrepreneurship is a very common phenomenon in the world. Research on serial entrepreneurs is the core of understanding entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs, such as, why entrepreneurs insist on starting businesses many times? …”
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A Carnegie perspective on intermittent risk taking in entrepreneurship by Ji-hyun Kim, Ann Terlaak, Naryoung Yu

“…In particular, we delineate conditions under which abrupt risk taking punctuates periods of risk-avoiding behaviors, a pattern that we call “intermittent risk taking.” We use serial entrepreneurs whose bouts with risk taking are often depicted as driven by an entrepreneurial itch to illustrate our model. …”
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