His research draws on organization theory to study organizational outcomes such as networks, change, growth and survival. In particular, he is interested in entrepreneurial firms, market networks and mobility of professionals. His current research projects focus on venture capital law firms and examine how they play a broker role between start-ups and venture capital firms. He also studies the U.S. mutual fund industry with particular attention to how mobility of professionals can cause the organization to make important strategic changes. He uses mix-method approaches in his research, which range from large-scale data analyses to interviews and content analysis.