Joshua Ehrig

Joshua Ehrig is a professor of practice at Lehigh University teaching various undergraduate and graduate courses in entrepreneurship, business model innovation, business strategy, consulting, corporate innovation, and technology. His responsibilities are primarily within the department of management with secondary involvement in computer science and dusiness (CSB) and the data department. 

Recent accomplishments:

• Recognized with Undergraduate College of Business Teaching Excellence, 3x Flex MBA Excellence in Teaching, MBA Class of 2022 Award, and various fellowships including the Center for Innovation and Learning (CITL), College of Business Innovation Grant, and KEEN engineering education.
• Lead various initiatives including consulting practicums in conjunction with various industry leaders and firms including Accenture Ventures; startup internships in San Francisco in conjunction with Lehigh@Nasdaq Center; and various capstone entrepreneurship experiences. 
• Develop and facilitate open and custom business model strategy, intrapreneurship and corporate innovation programs for C-level executives and VPs at both small and large organizations in conjunction with the Vistex Institute for Executive Education.
• Developed various courses including the acclaimed Life Design Innovation course within the FLEX MBA program merging various positive psychology and lean startup principles.

Beyond the classroom:

• Established thought-leader in business model innovation, intrapreneurship, corporate innovation, new venture creation, business strategy, leadership and technology management.  
• Frequent guest speaker, mentor, and reviewer at various accelerators, incubators, and universities in both domestic and international capacities.
• Successful entrepreneur, C-level professional, and advisory board member with various degrees of involvement from venture inception to fundraising to acquisition.

His education includes:

• Lehigh University - undergraduate degree in economics and graduate degrees in political science and history of business & technology graduating Beta Gamma Sigma (Top 7% of Class).
• MIT-Sloan - Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP); Harvard continuing education - influence and persuasion in leadership and the consultant’s toolbox; and UC Berkeley - VC University and the Lean Launchpad Program.