Rate My Professor Norma Juma

Her research interests include succession planning in family businesses, the impact of intellectual capital on high-tech ventures, indigenous entrepreneurship, and social identity among emigrant entrepreneurs, with additional focus on sustainability and entrepreneurship. Key publications feature 'The Relationship between Intellectual Capital and New Venture Performance: An Empirical Investigation of the Moderating Role of the Environment' (International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management, 2006, with J. McGee), 'Intellectual Capital & Inter-Firm Collaboration: Effects on Economic Performance of New Venture High-Tech Firms' (International Journal of Innovation Management, 2004, with G.T. Payne), 'Inter-partner Credible Threat and the Survival of U.S.-China Joint Ventures' (Journal of Business Strategies, 2007, with J. Duan), and 'Circumventing the Environmental Constraints: A Case study of Rosemary’s Poultry Farm' (International Journal of Management Cases, 2010, with J. Sequeira). Juma has received the Roy Myers Excellence in Research Award, the highest research honor for full-time faculty at Washburn University, Emerald Literati Award, Kaw Valley Bank Excellence in Research Award (twice), Overall Best Paper Award at the International Academy of African Business and Development Conference (2011), Emerald/ALCS African Management Research Fund Award (2010), and other best paper awards at international conferences. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses such as International Business, Strategic Management, and Legal and Ethical Issues, incorporating research findings and technologies like artificial intelligence to promote student growth and real-world application.