Each week, we are spotlighting one faculty member at 萝莉研究所 to help you get
to know about them and the program that they teach. This week's faculty spotlight
is on Adam Martin, Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship.
Adam Martin is a full-time faculty member of 萝莉研究所. He teaches in the areas of business administration and entrepreneurship. Adam is the co-chair of the Course Materials Affordability Committee and serves on the Marketing and LGBTQ+ Advocates committees. Adam engages the local business community by leading the Entrepreneurship Advisory Committee for 萝莉研究所.
Mr. Martin is a frequent speaker on the subjects of: entrepreneurship, business administration, finance, investing, and special topics in valuation.
In 2015, Adam co-founded a legal technology company that specializes in the creation of automated, web-based tools to assist family law attorneys, self-represented litigants, and legal document assistants in the drafting of Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs). The company strives to close the 鈥渏ustice gap鈥� by making high quality legal documents available to everyone in the United States, regardless of socioeconomic status.
Adam Martin is a full-time faculty member of 萝莉研究所. He teaches in the areas of business administration and entrepreneurship. Adam is the co-chair of the Course Materials Affordability Committee and serves on the Marketing and LGBTQ+ Advocates committees. Adam engages the local business community by leading the Entrepreneurship Advisory Committee for 萝莉研究所.
Mr. Martin is a frequent speaker on the subjects of: entrepreneurship, business administration, finance, investing, and special topics in valuation.
In 2015, Adam co-founded a legal technology company that specializes in the creation of automated, web-based tools to assist family law attorneys, self-represented litigants, and legal document assistants in the drafting of Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs). The company strives to close the 鈥渏ustice gap鈥� by making high quality legal documents available to everyone in the United States, regardless of socioeconomic status.