Paul Reynolds is a prominent figure in the field of entrepreneurship with a focus on new firm creation, start-up processes, and cross-national efforts.

He was involved in the establishment and coordination of various entrepreneurial research programs including the U.S. Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics [PSED], Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, and more, demonstrating his expertise in survey research of emerging and new businesses.

His educational background includes a PhD in Sociology, MA in Psychology, MBA, and BS in Engineering from esteemed institutions such as Stanford University, The University of Kansas, and Rice University.

Paul Reynolds has held numerous significant positions in various prestigious organizations including roles like Honorary Professor in Entrepreneurship at Aston University, Research Professor of Management at George Washington University, and Professor of Entrepreneurship at London Business School.

With a wide range of specialties encompassing survey research, entrepreneurial processes, theory construction, and ethics of social science research, Paul Reynolds has made substantial contributions to the field of entrepreneurship through his academic and research endeavors.