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GSB Lecturer Monisha Perkash facilitates a classroom discussion with students in Ecopreneurship Foundations.

Stanford University has produced more successful founders than almost any other university in the world. Some companies have shaped entire industries while newer startups are still finding their feet but one thing is for sure – there’s no shortage of innovation.

Partnership with global cybersecurity leader Fortinet will help advance the student-athlete experience

Shenchao Summary: A Stanford Graduate School of Business professor used 230,000 investment records to reconstruct venture capital rankings, revealing that 90% of industry profits are earned by just 5% of VCs. For founders, choosing the wrong investor could mean a tenfold difference in returns—this article provides actionable criteria for selection.

The following reflection is a guest post written bySunny Park, a Fall 2020 alumna of Stanford e-Entrepreneurship Japan, which is currently accepting applications for Fall 2026.

From left, clockwise: James Landay will lead the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI, while Fei-Fei Li and John Hennessy will serve as co-chairs of the advisory council. | Andrew Brodhead, Linda A. Cicero, Drew Kelly

Applications are now open for Stanford e-Entrepreneurship Japan (SeEJ), a free online course conducted in English to foster Japanese students’ creative thinking and innovative problem-solving skills to address social issues. SeEJ is offered twice a year in the fall and spring through a collaboration between SPICE and the non-profit organization e-Entrepreneurship in Japan. It is open…