Steven Brian Mednick
Professor of Clinical Entrepreneurship · USC Marshall School of Business · University of Southern California
Quick answer: Steven Brian Mednick is Professor of Clinical Entrepreneurship at University of Southern California. Steven Brian Mednick shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
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Research interests
Steven Brian Mednick is an expert in entrepreneurship, corporate entrepreneurship, strategic alliances, and angel funding. He is the past Program Academic Director of the Marshall MSEI Program and the past Associate Director of Marshall’s Center for Global Innovation and is an author and frequent speaker in the field. His article, 'Bootstrapping Your Business. Get Real. Get Started,' is used at numerous universities. Professor Mednick has taught in the Marshall Undergraduate, MBA, EMBA, OMBA, IBEAR, MBV, MMM and MSEI Programs and is a three-time winner of the Marshall Golden Apple teaching award at the graduate and undergraduate levels.
Selected publications (since 2023)
{'title': 'How Business Leaders Develop an Entrepreneurial Mindset', 'description': 'Article developed in collaboration with the Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies', 'year': '2024'}
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Steven Brian Mednick is an expert in entrepreneurship, corporate entrepreneurship, strategic alliances, and angel funding. He is the past Program Academic Director of the Marshall MSEI Program and the past Associate Director of Marshall’s Center for Global Innovation and is an author and frequent sp
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