As Director of the USC Marshall/Greif Incubator, Paul works with businesses founded by USC students, alumni and faculty and teaches Growth Hacking and Venture Initiation at USC. He has also co-founded and led startup accelerators and incubators based in Hong Kong, Rome and online. Paul previously co-founded a communication technology startup and was a hackathon winner at TechCrunch Disrupt. He wrote a book on unit economics called Growth Units.
His other focus areas include understanding the way timing (the "Why Now" question) impacts startup success.
Information on the Incubator HERE.
INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Quoted: Multiple Marshall Faculty on USC News
The SVB crisis and systemic problems within the U.S. Banking industry are discussed by VALERIE FOLKES, KRISTEN JACONI, PAUL ORLANDO, RODNEY RAMCHARAN, and SANJAY SHARMA.
Kevin Kassel '17 Profiled by USC News
KASSEL, a double major in business and environmental studies, founded Club H2O and Aqus — a company devoted to deliver water filters to developing countries currently dependent upon boiling or buying water.
NEWS + EVENTS
From Ideas Into Action
USC Marshall/Greif Incubator helped bring a good idea into reality. Now Frontida Records has been recognized by the United Nations as a global digital solution.
No Age Limit on Innovation
