Larry Lin

Larry Lin
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Larry Lin is a student in the Management Department studying corporate strategy and innovation. He is currently working on linking company reorganizations to their corporate development actions and examining the determinants of inventor mobility. He holds a BA in Economics from UC Berkeley and a BS in Business Administration from UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business.

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