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LLM alumna joins USC President for USC-India Innovation Summit panel

USC Gould LLM alumna speaks on panel about early career success during 2024 USC-India Innovation Summit.

February 1, 2024 By USC Gould School of Law
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In January, USC President Carol Folt traveled to Mumbai, India, for a global summit focusing on innovation and collaboration between USC and India.

USC Gould School of Law alumna Niyati Shah (LLM 2022) spoke on a panel about early career success in a rapidly changing India. Shah is an entertainment attorney working with Prime Videos and Amazon Studios as a consultant in their India Originals business, after earning her master of laws with a specialization in media and entertainment law at Gould. Participants in the Early Career Success Panel also included Ajai Thandi and Namratha Sunil, both USC graduates from various industries who discussed key elements of their career paths.

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