Episodes (Page 43)
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Georgette Barnes, Dr. Deborah Gruenfeld, and Margaret Neale discuss women in business.
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Sadaf Rehman and Sarika Kulkarni Pathak are social entrepreneurs tackling global problems.
Solving Important Problems
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Mody Alkhalaf shares her Stanford Executive Program (SEP) experience and its impact.
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Carrie Siu Butt shares her journey managing dystonia and overcoming obstacles.
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Maureen Ohlhausen discusses whether government regulation truly benefits consumers.
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Professor Ilya Strebulaev shares insights on venture capital financing for entrepreneurs.
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George Parker and Anne Beyer introduce the Finance and Accounting for Non-financial Executives program.
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Dean Jon Levin discusses balancing directive communication with open dialogue.
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Corporations are explored as entities that provide job security and minimize risk.
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Michele Gelfand explains how culture shapes adherence to social norms.
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Sarah Jacobson and Tori Seidenstein founded FairStreet after meeting at Admit Weekend.
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Jim Millstein discusses bankruptcy and corporate financial distress.
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Workshop focuses on crafting compelling work history and activities for MBA applications.
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Andrew Huberman discusses hacking speaking anxiety using neuroscience insights.
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The Stanford MBA academic experience focuses on developing principled and purposeful leaders.
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Carol Head discusses Project Redwood, a nonprofit initiative by the MBA Class of 1980.
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Michael Arena and Glenn Carroll explore adapting to hybrid work environments.
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Debunking myths about share repurchases and why companies use them.
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Communication design rooted in creativity and challenging conventional approaches.
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Techniques for consciously building and managing your reputation online and offline.