Jon Quinn

Jon Quinn serves as Senior Lecturer in the Department of Marketing & Logistics at The Ohio State University's Max M. Fisher College of Business, where he directs the Career & Industry Immersion Academy for Marketing, Consumer Packaged Goods Immersion Program, and Case Competition initiatives. His corporate partnerships with Nestlé, Procter & Gamble, JM Smucker, Unilever, and Amazon create direct pathways for student internships and full-time employment.

Education:

• Master of Science in Marketing, The Pennsylvania State University (Smeal School of Business)
• MS in Industrial Administration (MBA), Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper School of Business)
• Bachelor of Science in Economics, University of Pittsburgh (Katz School of Business)

Quinn's expertise spans strategic marketing domains including brand architecture, consumer psychology, and omnichannel campaign development. His industry-integrated courses like BUSML 4258 eCommerce Digital Advertising with Amazon provide hands-on training in retail advertising networks, while his research-adjacent work focuses on career navigation frameworks through the CareerEQ podcast.

Scientific Awards:

• Recognition Award for significant out-of-classroom contributions to enhance student learning and experience in undergraduate and graduate programs, and significant service contributions to the department, college, and university

As Faculty STEP Mentor and FisherFirst participant, Quinn actively guides first-generation students through career development. His corporate immersion programs have become recruitment pipelines for leading CPG firms, with student teams regularly presenting to executive leadership at partner organizations. The CareerEQ podcast extends his mentorship reach through actionable job search strategies.

Quinn co-leads the Amazon Education Alliance Program and Consumer Packaged Goods Immersion cohort, structuring curriculum around real-world client challenges. His committee service includes Academic Misconduct oversight and Executive Education program development, strengthening institutional integrity while expanding professional pathways for students.