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In celebration of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Patrice Tsafack, MBA ’26, who was born in Cameroon and brings a global perspective shaped by experiences across continents and cultures.
We’re also excited to share our lineup of admissions events happening in March. Join us to meet GSB students, learn about the admissions process, and get your questions answered. See you online! |
 | Honoring Black History Month at Stanford GSB
Patrice Tsafack, MBA ’26, shares what Black History Month means to him. He reflects on the role of community at Stanford GSB, including the Africa Business Club and the Black Business Student Association, in shaping his sense of belonging and leadership inside and outside the classroom.
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 | Video Explainer: What is AI Complementarity? AI is often portrayed as our job-stealing rival. But what if its true power is helping us do what we do best? WATCH NOW |
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 | Faculty Voices: Peter M. DeMarzo For Peter DeMarzo, the John G. McDonald Professor of Finance, it’s all about the moment when the light bulb goes off — either in his head, or in someone else’s. READ MORE |
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 | | Spurring Startup Success: Celebrating Thirty Years of CES Since 1996, the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies has helped launch hundreds of companies. It has also established Stanford GSB’s name as a leader in entrepreneurial training and an important source of talent for the startup world. READ MORE |
 | Pioneers of Stanford Graduate School of Business
To commemorate Stanford GSB’s Centennial, we dug into the school’s history to learn more about some of the students and faculty who went first, took risks, and led the way for future generations.
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| Taylor Harris, MD/MBA ’24
“There are a lot of parallels between medicine and business in terms of challenges to creating a more diverse workforce.” READ MORE |
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That’s all for now.
Whether you’d like to move up in your chosen field or change paths completely, the education you receive at Stanford GSB will empower you with the knowledge, skills, and long-term vision that lead to innovation and growth.
Our students and alumni don’t all fit one mold, and we don’t expect candidates to either. We hope you’ll consider applying in an upcoming round and look forward to learning more about your story. The Round 3 application deadline is 7 April 2026.
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