The class, which is in its 10th year, has allowed 325 students to work with global partners in 14 countries to create products that improve the lives of impoverished people. This year, the 40 graduate students in the course are collaborating with five global partners to manage the design of 10 new products.
Kevin Tsujihara MBA ’92, the recently selected Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Warner Bros. Entertainment and the first Asian-American CEO of a major Hollywood studio sat down with The Daily to discuss his business trajectory and plans for the entertainment giant.
Stanford Ignite: Powering Innovation and Entrepreneurship, a program taught by Graduate School of Business (GSB) faculty, is launching a new nine-week certificate program in Bangalore, India in 2013.
Graduates of the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) have enjoyed consistently increasing average base salaries for the past three years, according to GSB reports. During the same time period, however, the range of starting salaries has decreased.
Two years at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) is estimated to cost at more than $185,000, an 11 percent jump from only two years ago.
Forty former National Football League (NFL) players were on campus over the weekend for the NFL Career Transition Program seminar hosted at the Graduate School of Business (GSB).
Forty former National Football League (NFL) players were on campus over the weekend for the NFL Career Transition Program seminar hosted at the Graduate School of Business (GSB).
Fifteen Stanford graduate students in their final year of study were awarded the prestigious Siebel scholarship, with five students each from the Graduate School of Business, the graduate program in Computer Science in the School of Engineering and the graduate program in Bioengineering in the Schools of Engineering and Medicine.