Dori Pap

Dori Pap

Dori Pap

Managing Director, Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship
BBISS Co-lead: Collaborative Social Impact

Dori Pap is the Managing Director of the Institute for Leadership and Social Impact (formerly the Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship). She directs the Leadership for Social Good Study Abroad Program in Central and Eastern Europe, coordinates the Impact Speaker Series, runs the annual Ideas to Serve student social innovation competition, and teaches courses on social entrepreneurship. 

Outside Tech, Dori serves on the board of Global Growers Network, a nonprofit organization that connects the agricultural talent of the refugee community in and around Atlanta to opportunities in sustainable agriculture. She is a board member for the Center for Civic Innovation, an organization that works at the frontline of civics education and advocacy, and she serves on the board of the Georgia Social Impact Collaborative. Dori is a triple Yellow Jacket and is currently pursuing her doctorate degree at the Institute for Higher Education at UGA.

dori.pap@scheller.gatech.edu

404-385-3278

Office Location:
ILSI 4152

Departmental Bio

  • BBISS Initiative Lead Project - Collaborative Social Impact
  • University, College, and School/Department

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    Alexander Oettl

    Alexander Oettl

    Alexander Oettl

    PhD Coordinator, Strategy & Innovation
    Co-Site Lead, CDL-Atlanta
    Associate Professor
    BBISS Lead: Sustainability at the Creative Destruction Lab

    Alex Oettl joined Scheller in 2009.  His research interests include the economics of innovation, knowledge spillovers, labor mobility, and economic geography.  His current work focuses on the production and diffusion of ideas at the individual, firm, and regional level.

    Professor Oettl's research has been published in Management Science, Organization Science, Nature, Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Journal of Urban Economics, Research Policy, Journal of International Business Studies, profiled in multiple media outlets, and presented at business schools around the world. He is a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and a recipient of the Kauffman Junior Faculty Fellowship in Entrepreneurship Research.

    alex.oettl@scheller.gatech.edu

    404-385-4570

    Departmental Bio

  • BBISS Initiative Lead Project - A Sustainability-Focused Stream of the Creative…
  • University, College, and School/Department
    Additional Research:
    Economics of InnovationProduction and Diffusion of Ideas

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