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Prof. Jasjit Singh has been a member of INSEAD's Strategy faculty since 2004. He
regularly teaches courses related to Core Strategy and Global Strategy &
Management in the MBA and EMBA curricula. He has also taught in numerous
Executive Education programmes, specializing in topics related to Competitive
Strategy, Global Strategy and Value Innovation. He also frequently teaches in
INSEAD’s PhD programme.
Jasjit earned his Ph.D. in Business Economics (Strategy) at
Harvard Business School in 2004. He also holds an M.A. in Economics from Harvard
University, M.S. degrees in Management and Computer Science from Georgia
Tech (Atlanta), and a B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering from Indian
Institute of Technology (Delhi).
Jasjit's research interests include Innovation, Knowledge Diffusion &
Management, Economic Geography, International Business Strategy, and Social
Networks. His research has appeared in leading journals such as Management
Science, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of
Law, Economics & Organization,
Industry & Innovation, and Research Policy. His research has been
recognized through awards by the Academy of Management, the Academy of
International Business, and the Danish Research Unit for Industrial
Dynamics.
In addition to being a regular reviewer for many leading journals, Jasjit serves
as an Associate Editor for Management Science and as a member of the
Editorial Review Board for Organization Science.
Prior to joining
academia, Jasjit worked as a management consultant with Accenture (Andersen
Consulting) in Europe and India. His longest assignment there was a global
supply chain reengineering and systems implementation project for a leading
European telecommunications company. Earlier, he held positions as an
engineer with Intel and AT&T in the U.S., and Cadence Design Systems in India.
Jasjit, an Indian citizen, is married to Pia, a Swedish citizen. They have two
little kids, Pawan and Basant, with confused identities and nationalities.
Jasjit is typically based on INSEAD’s Singapore campus, but often travels for
teaching and research.
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