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We’re proud to highlight the Stanford Graduate School of Business LOWkeynotes Program and the 25+ students who developed a presentation on an idea that embodies the school’s motto — to change lives, organizations, and the world. Watch students present their ideas to the GSB community.
Our faculty are also sharing interesting research and revelations. Brian Lowery, the Walter Kenneth Kilpatrick Professor of Organizational Behavior, argues that identity is not a personal possession but a product of social interaction. Learn more about what his research teaches us about ourselves. |
 | Students Share Innovative Ideas in LOWkeynotes Presentations
The LOWkeynotes program provides students with an opportunity to develop and practice a nine-minute presentation about an idea they think could change lives, change organizations, and change the world. With topics ranging from the future of transportation and energy to managing digital childhoods and redefining beauty, these LOWkeynotes presentations offered revelatory findings and thoughtful solutions to world problems.
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 | Roelof Botha, MBA ’00, on Why Success is Never the Summit In this View From the Top speaker series session, the Silicon Valley investor talks about his journey from PayPal to Sequoia Capital, and why humility defines great leadership. LISTEN NOW |
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 | You May Not Be Who You Think You Are Stanford GSB Professor of Organizational Behavior Brian Lowery argues that our identities aren’t fixed, but are constantly created through our interactions and by our environments. LISTEN NOW |
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 | HUMAN FIRST: DESIGNING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE THAT ELEVATES US
How can we expand what’s possible without losing what makes us human? To design AI that elevates rather than erodes our lives, our work, and our world, Stanford GSB Professor of Marketing Jennifer Aaker argues that we must double down on distinctly human capacities.
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 | A DECADE OF DATA SHOWS LATINO ENTREPRENEURS GROWING AND ADAPTING
The 10th annual State of Latino Entrepreneurship report finds continued growth and a new focus on AI and sustainability.
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| Chaitra Yarlagadda, MBA ’19
“I broke down barriers by learning and growing with employees.” 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 and look forward to learning more about your story. Stay tuned for next year's application which will open in mid-June.
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