USC Alum Matt Petersen Believes in a Greener L.A.
The enthusiastic optimist sees opportunities for sustainability around every corner.
Business or social good? USC student chooses both after graduation
Mounir Ghabrial turned down a lucrative offer from a major consulting firm to join a startup focused on improving access to healthy food in Los Angeles.
USC Business Students Take a Global View of Their Future
In an increasingly globalized business world, USC Marshall prepares students for success on the world stage.
Two social entrepreneurs change how companies give — and give back
Gifts for Good helps companies conceive practical gifts for employees, customers and clients that benefit nonprofits.
Recent grad turns food waste into big opportunity for sustainable business
Trips to trendy juice bars help Mork Family Scholar realize how fruit and veggies end up in the trash.
Students Tackle Global Challenges Through Business
Students improve lives through sustainability and profitability at the Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab.
The simple water filter that could save lives around the world
USC senior’s Club H2O is the first step to launching a global business spun off from that charity.
Millennials (and more) turn to business to make social change
People with business acumen strive to make lives better through USC’s Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab.
Recycling E-Waste to Rebuild Lives
Designs on Social Change
Creativity can combine with business principles to solve societal challenges—and turn a profit.
It’s no Back to the Future hoverboard, but USC student’s skateboard flies
Engineer upcycles carbon fiber from spacecraft for a smooth ride.
Game from social innovation alumni aims to get kids moving
Doozy is one of the up-and-coming products and services to grow out of USC Marshall’s Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab.
USC Marshall establishes master’s degree in social entrepreneurship
Course requirements include “Cases in New Venture Management,” “Cases in Feasibility Analysis,” “Investing in Impact Ventures” and “Marketing Management.”
Gift to help USC Marshall address global social challenges
The Brittingham Family Foundation’s $5 million gift bolsters a USC Marshall program that advances the field of social entrepreneurship.