Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

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Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Each week, experienced entrepreneurs and innovators come to Stanford University to candidly share lessons they’ve learned while developing, launching and scaling disruptive ideas. The Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series (ETL) is produced by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) and published on eCorner by STVP.

  1. Returning With Real-World Wisdom [ETL Looks Back]

    27/11/2024

    Returning With Real-World Wisdom [ETL Looks Back]

    Tina Seelig speaks with four Stanford graduates about taking their ideas and learnings to the real world.

    59 min
  2. Clara Shih - What No One Tells You About Entrepreneurship [ETL Looks Back]

    20/11/2024

    Clara Shih - What No One Tells You About Entrepreneurship [ETL Looks Back]

    Clara Shih highlights the significance of nurturing existing friendships and acknowledges the evolving responsibilities of leadership as companies grow.

    47 min
  3. Maria Barrera (Clayful) - Mental Health for Entrepreneurs [ETL Looks Back]

    13/11/2024

    Maria Barrera (Clayful) - Mental Health for Entrepreneurs [ETL Looks Back]

    Maria Barrera uses her background as a mechanical engineer to focus on preventative mental health support for youth.

    48 min
  4. Gabriel Parisi-Amon (Nebia Shower) - A Burnout Manifesto [ETL Looks Back]

    08/11/2024

    Gabriel Parisi-Amon (Nebia Shower) - A Burnout Manifesto [ETL Looks Back]

    Gabriel Parisi-Amon of Nebia challenges the “perfect founder” myth and offers advice for preventing burnout among entrepreneurs.

    53 min
  5. Andy Dunn (Bonobos) - Mental Health for Entrepreneurs [ETL Looks Back]

    30/10/2024

    Andy Dunn (Bonobos) - Mental Health for Entrepreneurs [ETL Looks Back]

    Andy Dunn shares his experiences with bipolar disorder, emphasizing how it fueled his creativity and drive while advocating for a shift in perceptions of mental illness.

    50 min
  6. Richard Miller (Olin College) - More Innovation Through Education [ETL Looks Back]

    23/10/2024

    Richard Miller (Olin College) - More Innovation Through Education [ETL Looks Back]

    Richard Miller emphasizes continuous, community-based learning and problem-solving as essential to design-centered thinking.

    54 min
  7. Jennifer Carolan (Reach Capital) - Seeking the Full Potential of Education [ETL Looks Back]

    16/10/2024

    Jennifer Carolan (Reach Capital) - Seeking the Full Potential of Education [ETL Looks Back]

    Jennifer Carolan discusses blending the venture model with education, and following teachers’ leads in the EdTech revolution.

    57 min
  8. Sal Khan (Khan Academy) - Education Reimagined [ETL Looks Back]

    09/10/2024

    Sal Khan (Khan Academy) - Education Reimagined [ETL Looks Back]

    A decade ago, Sal Khan envisioned using technology to tailor education to individual and community needs.

    1 h
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À propos

Each week, experienced entrepreneurs and innovators come to Stanford University to candidly share lessons they’ve learned while developing, launching and scaling disruptive ideas. The Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series (ETL) is produced by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) and published on eCorner by STVP.

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  • Création
    Stanford eCorner
  • Années d’activité
    2005 - 2024
  • Épisodes
    490
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    © Creative Commons: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/
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