I’m an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Indiana University, Kelley School of Business.

My research examines how entrepreneurs and other workers make their labor recognizable as worthwhile. I study how they navigate uncertainty in contexts where new technologies and cultural shifts make the value of their work contested and difficult to measure.

Before joining Indiana University, I earned a joint PhD in business administration and sociology from University of Michigan.

You can read more about my research or find my CV here.

Contact: yunhcho[at]iu[dot]edu