Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Emad Rahim (2nd nomination)
It is a fallacy to compare business school Entrepreneur in residence|Entrepreneurs in Residence with research academics, where the latter are what  should be about. Business schools take on EiRs as adjuncts, often with a view to mentoring and encouraging students in entrepreneurship programs and to doing some specialized teaching. These positions are '''not''' research positions and, to my knowledge, never come with tenure; indeed they are usually for just one or two years at most. In the subject's case, the mention of the years for the EiR implies the same. The "Distinguished" is sometimes thrown in to make the visitor feel good, and to provide a bit of separation from regular adjuncts, but does not recognize outstanding academic performance. Selective universities (I am not saying here) bring in EiRs, typically at retirement age or as a late-career "sabbatical", based on their strong and inspiring career track record as business leaders and entrepreneurs. So, the track record as business leader and entrepreneur should be the basis for inclusion into WP of someone who happens to be an EiR; not the EiR position as such. A recent example of an EiR is described http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/2014/08/sarah-ploss-named-entrepreneur-residence here and http://eship.cornell.edu/cornell-entrepreneur-in-residence-eir/ here; note that this person does not have a WP page, even
— User:Truth, 17:54, 19 August 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:PROF (Wikipedia:Notability)