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Stay informed on emerging topics, hear the latest from faculty, or keep your career search going with these event opportunities from the GSB and across Stanford.
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Stanford GSB’s new dean, Sarah A. Soule, is continuing her global series of community conversations with GSB alumni. Centered on connection and conversation, the
Meet Dean Soule series invites alumni to engage directly with Dean Sarah A. Soule, hear highlights from campus, and gather in celebration of the GSB’s next century.
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Saturday, November 14 | 8:00 a.m-7:00 p.m. Local Time GSB Alumni Relations | GSB Asian Alumni Chapter
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This year’s theme, “Connect for Impact,” celebrates the power of relationships across generations, industries, and borders to inspire innovation, nurture leadership, and create lasting change. Register by October 16 for the early-bird rate of $125 and priority access to 1:1 career coaching slots.
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Wednesday, October 28 | 9:00-10:00 a.m. Pacific Time
GSB Center for Social Innovation
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America’s public benefits are under strain. Hear from GSB innovators Charlotte Weiner, MBA ’24, Mika Eddy, ’11, MSx ’22, Kim Schreiber, MBA ’20, Stacy McLoughlin Taylor, MBA ’09, and Amon Anderson, MBA ’15, for a candid look at how GSB alumni are reimagining access to America's safety net.
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Wednesday, November 11 | 9:00-9:55 a.m. Pacific Time GSB Lifelong Learning
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Neil Malhotra, the Edith M. Cornell Professor of Political Economy at the GSB, will speak on key insights from his latest book,
Majority Opinions and reveal how the Supreme Courts’ choices have profoundly affected influence, legitimacy, and national policy by examining how it has navigated a polarized political environment.
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Qualia Lecture Series
UC Berkeley Haas Dean Jennifer Chatman and Glenn Carroll, the Adams Distinguished Professor of Management at the GSB, discuss their new book,
Making Organizational Culture Great: Moving Beyond Popular Beliefs, and entertain questions about organizational culture.
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GSB Corporations and Society Initiative (CASI)
Actor, author, and filmmaker Ben McKenzie turns fraud investigator in
Everyone Is Lying to You for Money, exposing the hype, scandals, and hidden incentives behind crypto. CASI presents a special Stanford GSB screening, followed by a short discussion.
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Stanford Graduate School of Education | Stanford Graduate School of Business
Do you have a MA/MBA dual degree? Join us for the inaugural gathering of MA/MBA students and alumni from the joint GSE and GSB program. Hear from inspiring alumni speakers and faculty leading change at the intersection of education and business. Connect and network with MA/MBA alumni throughout GSE’s Reunion Homecoming weekend.
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GSB Chicago Chapter
Connect with your fellow Stanford GSB alumni and friends for an evening of standout food and good company in the heart of Chicago’s historic Bronzeville. We’re gathering at DixiePura Kitchen, a celebrated spot where American Southern soul meets the bright, aromatic spices of Southeast Asia.
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GSB Chicago Chapter
The only case study tonight is: how many slices are too many? GSB fam, ditch the LinkedIn updates and actually catch up in person. Private home, Design District vibes, killer pizza, and a 30-person cap because some things are better kept exclusive.
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GSB Boston Chapter | GSB New York Chapter
Instead of a traditional talk, join us for an interactive game night with Nir Halevy, the Jagdeep and Roshni Singh Professor of Organizational Behavior, and author of
Level Up: Why Hierarchies Are Broken and How to Fix Them. We’ll be playing his game,
Promotion! An Immersive Strategy Game.
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GSB Los Angeles Chapter
Jody Jonsson, MBA ’90, vice chair of Capital Group, will be in conversation with Alex Martinian, MBA ’16, at the historic Jonathan Club in Downtown Los Angeles. Capital Group manages over $3 trillion in assets across equities and fixed income.
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GSB Boston Chapter
Let’s get together for a morning of apple picking at Honeypot Hill Orchard – bring the family! We're near the end of the season; come pick together, catch up, and meet other alumni in the area.
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(CASI) Corporations and Society Initiative
What happens when workplace hierarchies become competitive, unfair, and unstable? Professor Nir Halevy, the Jagdeep and Roshni Singh Professor of Organizational Behavior, explores how power, status, and leadership shape organizations — and what it takes to fix what’s broken.
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GSB New York Chapter
We’re celebrating at Leo's Speakeasy, tucked away on the 17th floor of the iconic CORE: New York. This intimate, secluded lounge sets a stylish scene with blue velvet couches, a chic bar, and a striking glass wine and champagne vault. Reconnect with GSB alumni and toast the season.
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Stanford University
The Stanford Global Economic Forum brings together scholars, business leaders, and other change-makers to explore timely questions and issues affecting regional and global economies. Join Stanford Deans and the President of Stanford University, along with hundreds of alumni from around the world.
Register now before it sells out.
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GSB Alumni Consulting Team
What could your GSB experience unlock? Join fellow alumni on a 3- or 6-month pro bono consulting project helping one of 17 nonprofits tackle challenges spanning strategy, revenue, economic mobility, AI, and impact measurement. Explore projects and sign up by October 7.
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GSB Asian Alumni Chapter
We will explore the many challenges of helping parents and elders age in place, as well as solutions and approaches from GSB alumni working in the field. As part of our interactive discussion, attendees are welcome to ask the community for advice and resources for their particular situation.
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GSB Alumni Career Services
Whether you’re new to LinkedIn or have been on it for a decade or more, it’s essential that you master the foundational techniques that will turbocharge your career. Jeremy Schifeling, former LinkedIn Education team member, will get your profile and networking strategy whipped into shape in no time.
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GSB Alumni Career Services
Executive coach Debbie Wolter, MBA ’92, will lead participants through best practices for personal positioning, networking, interviewing, and negotiation. Participants will learn material outside of class, and sessions will focus on group discussion and small group work. This series is best suited for job seekers who already have a clear idea of their target industries and roles.
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GSB Center for Social Innovation
How do the best nonprofit board members grow alongside the organizations they serve? Get a practical framework and self-assessment tool for supporting scaling of impact well — and adding real value in the boardroom, wherever you are in your leadership journey.
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GSB Austin Chapter
Nir Eyal, MBA ’08, multiple-time bestselling author and one of today’s leading voices on behavioral design, psychology, and human potential, will share some of his favorite takeaways from his latest book,
Beyond Belief. If you’re in the Austin Area, you are invited to gather in person for a casual group lunch prior to the session’s online watch party!
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GSB Asian Alumni Chapter
What do Kim Kardashian, Jessica Alba, and Derek Jeter have in common? They all built businesses with Brian Lee, the entrepreneur behind billion-dollar companies including LegalZoom and The Honest Company. Hear his remarkable story, followed by a live Q&A with Brian Lee, moderated by Soon Yu, MBA ’93.
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GSB Alumni Career Services
Contemplating what’s next in your career but don’t have focus? Interested in collaborating with alumni and supporting one another as you move forward? This 4-week virtual program offers structure and peer support to reconnect with what matters most so your career choices lead to greater fulfillment.
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GSB Lifelong Learning
Conspiracy theories are as old as society – but have never spread so fast than in this age of social media, where waves of conspiratorial storytelling can reshape how people interpret events, assign blame, and mobilize action. Based on teachings from his new book
Ctrl+Alt+Doubt, Huggy Rao, the Atholl McBean Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources, will offer a new way to understand why conspiracy theories grow and persist.
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