He teaches the Strategy course in the first-year MBA curriculum. His research examines how networks, experiments, and technology shape business performance and innovation in developed and developing economies. Central to his work is the use of field experiments that test how executives and business owners can build networks that help them learn from one another, with an eye towards how these networks spur the development of vibrant and innovative business ecosystems. His work has been published in Organization Science. Professor Koning earned his PhD in business at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he received a Kauffman Dissertation Fellowship. Prior to his graduate studies, he was a research coordinator at Columbia Business School. He graduated from the University of Chicago with bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and statistics. Print Entire ProfileLess