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Damon Phillips

  • Senior Vice President, NBC Sports Digital and Emerging Businesses, NBC Sports
As seen in: NBC Sports, SAGE Publishing, Science Magazine, Monumental Sports Network
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Damon Phillips-'24-25 highlights

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By Damon Phillips
| Hudl.com
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Entrepreneurship as a Response to Labor Market Discrimination for Formerly Incarcerated People1

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By Kylie Jiwon Hwang, Damon Phillips
| uchicago.edu
This article examines entrepreneurship as a response to labor market discrimination. Specifically, we examine entrepreneurship as a career choice for formerly incarcerated individuals, a group of individuals who face substantial discrimination in the labor market. Using the US National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997 data, we find that formerly incarcerated people are more likely to become entrepreneurs compared to individuals who have never been incarcerated.
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Entrepreneurship Program Empowers Prisoners

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By Damon Phillips, Robert Steinberg Professor
| AACSB Insights
Can a business education help incarcerated individuals avoid recidivism and poverty? A new Wharton program sends MBAs into jails to teach critical business skills to incarcerated individuals. Previously incarcerated people who are part of the program experience easier socioeconomic reintegration and other cascading benefits. Participating MBAs gain confidence, build stronger leadership skills, and develop a deeper sense of empathy.
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