- April 7 - Jeffrey Schox - Registered Patent Attorney and Stanford Professor
- April 22 - Heather Gates-Massoudi - Deloitte Services
- May 7 - Bryan Schreier - Sequoia Capital
- May 22 - Neerja Raman - Social Entrepreneurship
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Jorge Calderon:
LaunchCapital
Focus: Venture Capital -
Brian Lieber:
Battery Ventures
Focus: Software & Internet -
Lafe Vittitoe:
Silicon Valley Bank
Focus: Clean Tech -
Tim de Kay:
Deloitte: Partner, Internet-Media Industry Leader
Focus: Internet/Media -
Kevin Wasserstein:
Partner, Versant Ventures
Focus: Medical Device VC -
Jeffrey Schox
Registered Patent Attorney and Stanford professor
Focus: Patent Law -
Peter Dupont
CEO Coach, Pacific Leadership Group
Focus: Leadership -
Zachary Scott, MD
Director, Burrill and Company
Focus: Life Science Venture Capital -
Tom Rodgers:
Principal, Advanced Technology Ventures
Focus: Investment in the medical device and life sciences sectors. -
Brian Goncher:
Portfolio Company Relationship Director: Deloitte Services LP
Focus: Early Stage Venture funding and Cleantech -
Shai Goldman:
Venture Exchange Services Manager, Private Equity Group: SVB Capital
Focus: Venture Funding -
Greg Wolff:
Vice President, Ricoh Innovations, Inc.
Focus: Social Innovation -
Lilly Chung:
Partner, Deloitte Services LP
Focus: China -
Saar Gur:
Partner, Charles River Ventures
Focus: Venture funding -
Mika Mayer:
Associate, Morrison & Foerster
Focus: Life Sciences patent attorney -
Ellen Koskinas:
Partner, InterWest
Focus: Medical device venture capital -
Neerja Raman:
Author and Research fellow in Digital Vision Program, Stanford University
Focus: Social Entrepreneurship
Global Innovation Tournament
The 2009 Global Innovation Tournament is a fast-paced competition that will challenge student teams to solve a common, world problem in about eight days, creating as much value as possible. Teams must then convey their results in a short video posted to YouTube.
The mystery problem will be revealed on November 4 and submissions will be due Nov 13. In the past, the assignments involved common, everyday objects. This year it’s a global problem. What will it be?
Coaches-On-Call
Coaches-On-Call is a service where industry professionals hold "office hours," where students can gather advice and industry will have access to Stanford students.
Different industries will be covered, offering a variety of topics students can pick from. Learn More About Coaches-On-Call
E-Week 2010
The Stanford Entrepreneurship Network is already gearing up for
E-Week 2010. Dozens of events across campus will take place February 22 – 28, 2010.