I am an Associate Professor in the Strategic Management Department at IESE Business School. My research examines how firms create, protect, disclose, and deploy innovative knowledge. At the firm level, I study how financial markets, shareholders, analysts, and product-market competition shape firms' incentives to invest in and disclose innovation; at the inventor level, I study how patents and employment protection affect the mobility, productivity, and knowledge trajectories of R&D workers. My work has been published in leading academic outlets, including Management Science, the Journal of Financial Economics, the Strategic Management Journal, Organization Science, The Accounting Review, the Journal of Corporate Finance, and the Journal of Industrial Economics. I also serve on the editorial board of the Strategic Management Journal. I have taught courses in competitive strategy, corporate strategy, strategy and AI, innovation economics, and research design to undergraduate students, master's students (with and without work experience), MBA students, executive students, and PhD students. I received my Ph.D. in Business Economics and Finance from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, a Master of Science in Business Economics and Quantitative Methods from the same university, and my undergraduate degree from the Technical University of Munich.