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Thursday, 22 May 2008 23:52

The Stanford Australia Association created the Entrepreneurs Series for the benefit of Australian alumni and those friends in the broader business community. We intend to foster a new level of insight and dialogue about worldís best practise entrepreneurship and innovation from an Australian base, leveraging the experiences and resources of the global Stanford network. We hope to bring to you the best research from Stanford faculty, as well as the experiences of Stanford alums and other leaders of best of breed organisations worldwide. The Entrepreneurs Series is an initiative of the SAA and is supported by our partnership with the NSW Department of State Development. The SAA hopes you enjoy our Entrepreneurs Series events and gain value from the various video clips, podcasts, and presentations linked below!

Upcoming events 


Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP)

In association with the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP), we invite you to use STVP's growing collection of online entrepreneurship resources.  These include over 1,000 video clips, podcasts, presentations, and web links.  

Top-Ranked Video Clips


Also, on the STVP site, youíll find amongst the best material available on high-technology entrepreneurship including specific topics such as
  • Globalisation
  • Marketing & Sales   
  • Creativity & Innovation
  • Opportunity Recognition
  • Product Development
  • Leadership  
  • Venture Capital Raising & Financing     
  • Team Building & Culture     
  • Podcasts of Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders
Listen to podcasts of Silicon Valley's most influential venture capitalists, CEOs and other experienced executives, including Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Carol Bartz (Autodesk), Michael Goldberg (Mohr Davidow Ventures) and Joel Peterson (Peterson Partners, Trammell Crow).  

Stanford GSB Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES)

The Stanford Graduate School of Business has built the Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies, which features wide range of online video resources available here.   The CES promotes research on entrepreneurial companies and on topics relevant to entrepreneurs and provides resources for students and alumni embarking on entrepreneurial ventures.  Teachers in the programme include leading academics and practitioners such as Andy Grove (Intel), Eric Schmidt (Google), Mark Leslie (Veritas) and John Morgridge (Cisco)
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