Inge Lindholm

Inge Lindholm is an Adjunct Professor at USC Marshall School of Business and has served in the DSO department since the fall of 2021. She teaches information systems courses spanning both the graduate and undergraduate levels and has experience teaching in-person and online. Her portfolio of courses includes:

Inge has taught a wide range of students from both Marshall and across USC among MBA, MSBA, MD, MS, GSCM, and IBEAR programs. She has sourced international partnerships with organizations to organize and manage semester-long consulting projects internationally for students. She is currently collaborating with IBM as the course lead for the Master of Business for Veterans Capstone Project.

In addition to instructing, she extends her time to mentoring student teams in platform design and pitch competitions, as well as gives advice on career advancement. Inge also supports MBA and MSBA registration fairs by promoting DSO courses each term.

As an ongoing commitment and desire to contribute meaningfully to her role as a professional practitioner and educator, Inge is pursuing a Doctor of Education from USC’s Rossier School of Education. Her research interests are dedicated to exploring the synergy of digital innovation and sustainability, proposing that the future of business lies in integrating these practices to ensure that technological advancements are profitable and socially and sustainably responsible from the onset of digital business mode development.

She earned a Master of Science in Integrated Design, Business, and Technology from USC’s Iovine and Young Academy, graduating with honors and as the 2020 Commencement Speaker. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia.

Inge is a trained Design Thinker and, before joining academia, was an entrepreneur within the Silicon Beach tech community, successfully creating and scaling several organizations. Given these experiences, she often shares insights in hopes of providing lessons for students to learn from. At the onset of her career, she served ten years in the U.S. armed forces and was honorably discharged as an accomplished military veteran. She has a natural enthusiasm for innovation and emerging tech but often reminds her students that it is always humans who truly inspire her.