Cardinal Service
What do you StandFor is a series of events and opportunities to get students and alumni involved in public service and civic engagement during fall quarter. It’s an introduction to the service programs available at Stanford and an invitation to think about what’s important to you and what you’d like to be involved in while you’re on campus and after you graduate.
GSB Alumni Career Services
Sign up to get access to our 2022 Recharge Your Career playlist, with five of our top-rated webinars with strategies for investing in — or rebalancing and redesigning — your career right now.
Stanford Social Entrepreneurship Hub
There are many things to do before launching and operating a social venture — especially in the areas of planning and implementation. These free resources from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business can help you navigate the Path to Launch.
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs Texas Chapter
Featuring the excellent startups that made it through the vetting process. Come as an investor, an interested observer, or as a founder looking to learn from other startups.
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs United
Join Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs United to hear pitches from 5-8 curated startups and meet the talented founders. This event is open to accredited investors with angel membership.
GSB Allies99
Allies99 and Stanford Law School’s Nate Persily unite for an important and timely discussion on the state of US voting and democracy, including election administration, voting rights, election integrity, and democratic institutions. This engaging discussion will address current voting-rights, the election-administration landscape for the upcoming midterms, and concrete actions you can take to ensure election integrity and equal access to voting.
GSB Alumni Career Services
Come learn how Alumni Career Services can support you as you navigate change throughout your career — especially in times of uncertainty — whether your goal is to find a new job, change career paths, move up the ladder, reenter the workforce after a break, or create a meaningful “retirement.”
Stanford d.school
The Stanford d.school invites Kara Goldin, founder of award-winning Hint water, to share insight on how to move past your fears and defy the doubters. Kara has received numerous accolades, including being named EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 Northern California and one of
InStyle’s “2019 Badass 50.”
GSB Alumni Career Services
This virtual career series is composed of four interactive sessions to help GSB alumni jump-start a networking-based job search. Executive coach and GSB alumna Debbie Wolter, MBA ’92, will lead participants through best practices for personal positioning, networking, interviewing, and negotiation.
GSB Lifelong Learning
Former dean and professor emeritus at Stanford Law School, Paul Brest, explores corporate philanthropy, reputation, and greed vs virtue. This is the fifth session featuring experts who will touch on a different topic from
Frontiers in Social Innovation: The Essential Handbook for Creating, Deploying, and Sustaining Creative Solutions to Systemic Problems.
Stanford d.school
The Stanford d.school invites Astro Teller, X’s Captain of Moonshots, to share insight on realizing magical, audaciously impactful ideas. Dr. Teller currently oversees X, Alphabet’s moonshot factory, which focuses on using science and technology to bring ideas to reality.
Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs United
As part of our Midas series with a focus on star early stage investors, join us for candid insights and first impressions of startups with alumnus Saar Gur, MBA ’03, of CRV. Saar has led investments in DoorDash, Ring, ClassPass and Patreon among other exemplary companies. Founders sign up for a chance to pitch to Saar for his first impression.
Stanford d.school
Rocket science is often celebrated as a triumph of technology. But rather, it’s the apex of a certain thought process — a way to imagine the unimaginable and solve the unsolvable.The Stanford d.school invites Ozan Varol, former rocket scientist, to reveal the habits, ideas, and strategies that will empower you to turn the seemingly impossible into the possible.
GSB Lifelong Learning
Professor Paul Oyer takes an engaging look at the ways economic thinking can help us understand how sports work both on and off the field. He’ll show the many ways economics permeates the world of sports, with GSB alumni and Stanford student-athletes Nji Nnamani, ’08, MBA ’13; Justin Davis, ’04, MSx ’17; and Toby Gerhart, ’10, MBA ’20; dropping in to share their insights.
GSB Lifelong Learning
Social innovation is the process of developing and deploying effective solutions to challenging and systemic social and environmental issues in support of social progress. Closing our seven-part
Frontiers in Social Innovation series, Professor Neil Malhotra will give an overview of trends and where social innovation is heading in the 21st century.