John Laurence Enriquez

Adjunct Faculty

Big Data, Humane Entrepreneurship, K-Management, and SMEs

Laurence teaches finance and business analytics under the university's Costello College of Business. He received a B.S. degree in Accountancy from De La Salle University–Manila and completed his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Business Administration from the Catholic University of Korea. Dr. Enriquez hopes to utilize his industry experience as a CPA, marketing manager, and management professional to inspire and nurture future entrepreneurs and leaders. His research interests include Big Data, Humane Entrepreneurship, K-Management, and SMEs.

Selected Publications

Humane Entrepreneurship: The Effect of Empathy on Enablement | International Journal of K-Entrepreneurship | September 2024

Robotics 4.0: Challenges and Opportunities in the 4th Industrial Revolution | Journal of Internet Services and Information Security | November 2022

The Empirical Performance of Humane Entrepreneurship | Journal of the International Council for Small Business | January 2022

Humane Entrepreneurial Framework: A Model for Effective Corporate Entrepreneurship | Journal of Small Business Management | May 2021

Expanded Publication List

International Comparison of Humane Entrepreneurship: Status, Typology and Policy Implications | Journal of Small Business Innovation | January 2018

Trade-off between Creativity and Productivity in Technology-based SMEs Performance: Policy Implications in South Korea | Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy | January 2017

The Dreaming-Sharing-Excitement Model of K-Management and K-Entrepreneurship: The Global Rise of Hyundai Motors | Korea Business Review | May 2016

Healthiness of Business Ecosystems: A Comparison of Korea, Germany, and Japan | Journal of Small Business Innovation | June 2015

Healthiness of Business Ecosystem and Successful Platform Strategy: The Case of Incheon International Airport | Korea Business Review | February 2014

Courses Taught

FNAN 303: Financial Management
Introduction to the fundamental concepts, principles, and analytical tools in finance. Topics covered include time value of money, security valuation, capital budgeting, risk and return analysis, and cost of capital.

BUS 210: Business Analytics I
Course introduces business analytics and why businesses use analytics to create and sustain competitive advantage. Topics include data types, summarization and graphical display of data, application of basic probability rules, and probability distributions. Introduces fundamentals of spreadsheets and their use in business applications. Learn how to apply appropriate analytical tools to gain useful insights from real-life datasets.

BUS 310: Business Analytics II
Introduces modeling relationships contained in data and linear models to make predictions in business. Topics include estimation, hypotheses testing, statistical inference, analysis of variance and linear regression techniques. Fundamentals of linear programming to solve optimization problems in business. Apply analytical tools to gain insights from real-life datasets. Hands-on experience and application of the methods to data sets using spreadsheet software.

BUS 303: Develop Professional Skills II: Advanced Elements
In this course, students will continue to develop their professional skill set. Topics covered include understanding the modern work environment, business ethics and professional responsibilities, and professional judgment. Students will also continue to hone their professional writing and presentation skills, prepare for the job search process, and develop personal job search and professional development plans.

Education

The Catholic University of Korea | Republic of Korea
Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration

The Catholic University of Korea | Republic of Korea
Master of Business Administration

De La Salle University–Manila | Philippines
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy