Professor of Finance
Finance and Business Economics Department
USC Marshall School of Business
213-740-6543
jstancill@marshall.usc.edu
Professor Stancill is an expert on the financial management of emerging corporations. He is a consultant to small business, specializing in acquisitions and leveraged buy outs and is an ad hoc reviewer for Financial Management. He is also an expert in entrepreneur finance, corporate acquisitions, corporate entrepreneurism and business in China.
Education:
Ph.D., Wharton School of Business
B.A., M.B.A., George Washington University
Selected Publications:
Stancill, J. M. A Strategy for Raising Venture Capital
Stancill, J. M. Advance Planning Useful When Selling Your Company
Stancill, J. M. Do We Expect Too Much From the Current Ratio? Financial Management.
Stancill, J. M. Doing Business in China--The Chinese Way Fast Company.
Stancill, J. M. (2004). Entrepreneurial Finance: For new and emerging businesses. In , (Ed.), Southwestern College Publishing.
Stancill, J. M. (1988). Leveraged Buy-outs for Smaller Companies. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1987). When Is There Cash in Cash Flow?. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1986). How Much Money Does Your New Venture Need?. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1984). Upgrade your company's image--and valuation. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1983). Managing Financial Statements--Image and Effect. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1983). Realistic Criteria for Judging New Ventures. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1982). Does the Market Know Your Company's Real Worth. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1982). How To Set An Effective Credit Policy Financial Management Letter.
Stancill, J. M. (1982). Reducing the Guesswork in Credit Management The Financial Management Letter.
Stancill, J. M. (1980). Getting the Most from Your Banking Relationship. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1979). Domestic Uses of Letters of Credit. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1979). Is Your Bad Debt Expense Too Low?. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1978). Fallacies in the Measurement and Use of the Weighted Average Cost of Capital
Stancill, J. M. (1977). Indexing, Inflation and the Rate of Return to Electric Utilities
Stancill, J. M. (1977). What pay period to you have?
Stancill, J. M. (1977). Cost of Service Indexing on the Rate of Return Public Utilities Fortnightly.
Stancill, J. M. (1977). Search for a Leverage Buyout. Harvard Business Review.
Stancill, J. M. (1971). The Management of Working Capital. In , (Ed.), The Management of Working Capital Intext: Scranton.
Stancill, J. M. (1969). On the Rationale of the Lease-Buy Decision. In Mock, E. (Ed.), Readings in Financial Management Scranton.
Stancill, J. M. (1968). A Lock-Box Model. Management Science, B-84-87.
Stancill, J. M. (1967). The Determination of Corporate Holdings of Cash and Marketable Securities. In Mock, E. (Ed.), Financial Decision Making (pp. 103-124). Scranton: Internation Textbook Co..