Erik Noyes

Greetings. This is Erik Noyes. I'm an entrepreneurship professor and founding director of The Generator Interdisciplinary AI Lab  at Babson College, where I'm the Michael London ’92 and Stephen H. Kramer ’92 Term Chair in Entrepreneurship.

I advise, research, and teach about entrepreurship and innovation in the AI-age.  At Babson, I teach the courses AI Pioneers: Creating the Future of Business (MBA), Entrepreneurial Opportunities in AI (undergraduate), and Human Learning x AI (doctoral program).

My ideas about innovation, AI, and entrepreneurship have been featured in Harvard Business Review, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, AACSB, and Entrepreneur Media. 

Before joining Babson, I was a strategy and innovation consultant to companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Nokia, Motorola, Johnson & Johnson, and BMW, identifying and developing new growth businesses and disruptive technologies.

I was rated one of the "Top 50 U.S. Business Professors" by Poets & Quants, and awarded Babson's College-wide Award for Teaching Excellence. My forthcoming book is AI in Entrepreneurship Education: An Interdisciplinary Approach (Edward Elgar Publishing), and I serve on the Foresight Advisory Board for the National Association of Manufacturers' IRI Trend Analyzer.

You can reach me at enoyes@babson.edu.