Albert Napoli is an award-winning instructor at the Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Southern California, having taught the Entrepreneurial Family Business course for over a decade. During this time, he has gained the unique perspective of the next generations’ insight into productive family business successions and has been able to implement them into his consultations.
Albert partners with CEOs, family members, and non-family member executives to create smooth leadership and business transition plans from one generation to the next. Having grown up in a family business himself, Albert has spent years helping family businesses around the world in a variety of industries for growth and a lasting legacy; he does this while enabling them to remain connected, intentional, and productive.
Albert holds a BS in business economics and finance and an MBA and PhD in education from the University of Southern California. He has advised students and judged competitions across the university including the New Venture Seed Competition.
NEWS + EVENTS
USC Marshall Alumnus Named in Forbes 30 Under 30 List
Dylan Tang MSEI ’22 earns a spot on the prestigious list for his innovative work in the grape and agricultural industries.
Snoop Dogg Shares Wisdom with Marshall Students, Wins Entrepreneur of the Year
The renowned rapper, actor, and entrepreneur spoke to Professor Albert Napoli’s class about his entrepreneurial mindset and his positive approach to relationships.
Marshall Students’ App is Changing the Way Athletes Recover from Injuries
Identifying a gap in the digital fitness app space, Greif Center alumni are giving physical therapy patients power over their own healing with their new app: Kenko.
Summer Classes in Business
USC opens its summer school offerings, including courses on entrepreneurship and business from the Marshall School.
Show Me the App
USC students prep to launch Showpa and end content confusion in the streaming space.
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