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Audra Quinn

  • Assistant Professor of Clinical Entrepreneurship

Audra Quinn is an Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at University of Southern California. Having had a diverse career and successful exit from her own entrepreneurial venture, she brings unique perspective to her research program and teaching. Her research focuses on how entrepreneurial teams come together and succeed together, examining cofounder selection, satisfaction, and dynamics associated with meeting venture objectives. She believes these relationships offer fertile ground for novel theoretical insight and are highly consequential for venture survival. In addition to contributing to theory, she hopes her work will help entrepreneurs achieve better cofounder fit, satisfaction, and new venture outcomes. Audra earned her PhD at Ivey Business School and her MBA at Pepperdine University.

Audra Quinn
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Areas of Expertise

Strategic Alliances
Teams

Departments

Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies

NEWS + EVENTS

COURSES

Spring 2025
  • BAEP-450
    Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
    Starting and managing one's own business: developing a viable concept, organizing the enterprise, market and financial planning, and controlling the organization. (Duplicates credit in BAEP 451)
  • BAEP-455
    Founder's Dilemmas
    Prepares potential founders, hires, and investors for the decisions they will face both before and during their involvement with new ventures.
Fall 2024
  • BAEP-450
    Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
    Starting and managing one's own business: developing a viable concept, organizing the enterprise, market and financial planning, and controlling the organization. (Duplicates credit in BAEP 451)
  • BAEP-455
    Founder's Dilemmas
    Prepares potential founders, hires, and investors for the decisions they will face both before and during their involvement with new ventures.
Spring 2024
  • BAEP-450
    Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
    Starting and managing one's own business: developing a viable concept, organizing the enterprise, market and financial planning, and controlling the organization. (Duplicates credit in BAEP 451)
Fall 2023
  • BAEP-450
    Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
    Starting and managing one's own business: developing a viable concept, organizing the enterprise, market and financial planning, and controlling the organization. (Duplicates credit in BAEP 451)