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Dr. Martin Haemmig specializes as international researcher, lecturer and consultant in "The Globalization of Venture Capital", covering 13 countries in Asia, Europe, Israel , and the United States. His research and/or teaching are in conjunction with leading schools, such as the University of California, UniBW in Munich, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zurich. In Asia, he lectures at China's Tsinghua, Renmin, Peking, Fudan, CEIBS and JiaoTong University, as well as at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in New Delhi and Mumbai, the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore.

Martin Haemmig is involved in research projects in international innovation management through CeTIM (Center of Technology and Innovation Management). Their research sites are in Munich/Germany (UniBW) and in Leiden/Netherlands (Leiden University). CeTIM specializes in collaborative research, virtual factories and innovation management, and the 'Globalization of Venture Capital' in particular, as well as venture-backed startups companies.

Martin Haemmig is co-chairman for Research & Statistics at the Swiss PE/VC Association (SECA) and co-chairs the Swiss National PhD Coaching Program for dissertations on Venture Capital for all Swiss universities, and was trainer at America's NVCA on "Globalizing Venture Capital". He is also founding professor of the world's first PhD program in venture capital at Renmin University in Beijing , as well as an advisor to the Thunderbird University Private Equity Center and the China Research Center (CRC) of the University of California Berkeley . He was involved in the workshops for China's early-stage venture investment climate at the World Economic Forum in China for two years. Martin Haemmig consults a few leading global venture capital firms, investors and governments and is a frequent conference speaker globally.

Dr. Martin Haemmig has both his doctor degree in business and his MBA from California and an engineering degree in electronics from Switzerland. During his over 20 years of industry experience as technologist and business executive, he became Swiss national marketing champion in 1994.