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Commencement
Shon Hiatt is an associate professor at USC Marshall School of Business and faculty affiliate of the Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies. He is a global energy and agribusiness expert, examining entrepreneurship, strategy, innovation and sustainability. Professor Hiatt’s research has been published in academic journals and featured in media outlets.He is the recipient of numerous scholarly and teaching honors, including the Kauffman Junior Faculty Fellowship in Entrepreneurship and the Academy of Management and ARCS Emerging Scholar Awards. Prior to joining USC, he was on the faculty at Harvard Business School.
Areas of Expertise
Centers + Institutes
INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Interview: Shon Hiatt on CNN Español
HIATT, associate professor of business administration, outlines the effects of recent natural gas price increases on California residents and businesses.
Interview: Shon Hiatt on Fox LA
HIATT, associate professor of business administration, outlines the cause and effect of recent spikes in consumer gas bills and who stands to benefit the most — the gas producers and not SoCal Gas.
Interview: Shon Hiatt on CBS News
HIATT, associate professor of business administration, addresses the SoCal Gas' promise of lowered gas bills in the coming months.
Quoted: Shon Hiatt on Food Dive
HIATT, associate professor of business administration, cautions that companies relying on carbon offset credits may be setting themselves up for threats to reputation and brand integrity.
NEWS + EVENTS
Shon Hiatt Paper Wins Top Award
A Marshall researcher and co-authors reveal why some carbon-offset projects are approved and others are not.
Tommy Talk: Regulators Can Clear the Way for Clean-Tech Entrepreneurs to Innovate
Shon Hiatt discusses how regulatory policies are implemented can make a large difference for entrepreneurs in clean technology. Recent study on renewable energy shows that when regulatory agencies are free to decide, entrepreneurs are more likely to receive a license.
Awards Season
USC Marshall announced a number of awards to faculty and staff in an end-of-semester virtual ceremony.
RESEARCH + PUBLICATIONS
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