JP P
- Research Program Mentor
Industry expert at University of California Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Expertise
Business, finance, economics, organizational behavior, artificial intelligence, acquisitions, socioeconomic impacts
Bio
With a burning passion for business and a keen interest in strategy, finance, and organizational behavior, I've come to make large impacts at organizations like JP Morgan, Robinhood, and Pillar Health Group. My intellectual curiosity and drive for success has led me to pursue extensive knowledge in the field of business, exploring its intricate mechanisms and strategies that drive organizational growth and success. With a strong academic background and a constant thirst for learning, I aim to make a significant impact in the business world by leveraging expertise and innovative thinking to navigate complex challenges and foster sustainable growth. Outside of this, I have a creative side that comes to life through music. The act of self-expression through music allows me to unwind and explore their imagination. In addition, I enjoy staying physically active and maintain a healthy lifestyle by regularly engaging in activities like running and lifting. Most recently, I completed a 100 mile ultramarathon race! I believe in having a balance between intellectual pursuits and personal interests to ensure you're staying committed to personal growth and holistic well-being.Project ideas
Researching the ethical implications of AI
Are you passionate about artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on society? Do you want to delve deeper into the ethical considerations surrounding AI technologies? This student mentorship project offers a unique opportunity for you to research and analyze the ethical implications of AI, guided by experienced mentors. By the end of the project, you will gain valuable insights into the complex ethical landscape of AI and be equipped to navigate its challenges. Expected Outcomes: 1) Enhanced understanding of AI technology and its ethical implications. 2) Ability to critically analyze and evaluate the ethical considerations surrounding AI. 3) Increased awareness of real-world AI applications and their potential impacts on various stakeholders. 4) Improved research and analytical skills. 5) Strengthened ability to engage in ethical discussions and debates. 6) Actionable recommendations for promoting responsible AI development and usage.
Purchasing Small Businesses
Are you interested in entrepreneurship but unsure of where to start? Have you considered purchasing an existing small business as a pathway to entrepreneurship? This student mentorship project offers a unique opportunity for you to delve into the process of purchasing small businesses, guided by experienced mentors. By the end of the project, you will have a solid understanding of the steps involved in acquiring a small business and be equipped to pursue your entrepreneurial goals. Expected Outcomes: 1) In-depth understanding of the process and strategies involved in purchasing small businesses. 2) Ability to evaluate and assess potential acquisition opportunities based on market analysis and due diligence. 3) Knowledge of negotiation techniques and deal structuring to achieve favorable terms. 4) Insights into post-acquisition integration and management strategies for successful business transitions. 5) Enhanced entrepreneurial mindset and business acumen.
Behavioral Economics on Consumer Behavior in the United States' Healthcare Industry
Are you interested in understanding the factors that influence consumer behavior in the healthcare industry? Would you like to explore how behavioral economics principles can be applied to improve healthcare decision-making? This student mentorship project provides an exciting opportunity for you to delve into the field of behavioral economics and its impact on consumer behavior in the United States' healthcare sector. Guided by experienced mentors, you will gain insights into the intersection of psychology, economics, and healthcare, and develop a deeper understanding of how individuals make choices in this complex industry. Expected Outcomes: 1) In-depth understanding of behavioral economics principles and their application to consumer behavior in the healthcare industry. 2) Knowledge of psychological biases and heuristics that influence healthcare decision-making. 3) Ability to analyze and evaluate the impact of healthcare policies and interventions on consumer choices and outcomes. 4) Research and analytical skills to conduct studies or analyze existing research in the field. 5) Critical thinking skills to propose actionable recommendations for improving healthcare decision-making processes.