Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders
Education
In this special micro-episode of ETL, Stanford lecturer Ravi Belani reflects on his key entrepreneurial takeaway from 2020. In a year that defied expectations, he notes that most companies start with good ideas but ultimately fail because founders spread their focus too thin. Belani shares clips from two 2020 ETL talks — one from PlayVS founder and CEO Delane Parnell and one from Zoom founder and CEO Eric Yuan. Both Parnell and Yuan, observes Belani, exemplify the laser focus that drives successful ventures.
Alexandr Wang (Scale AI) - Better AI Through Better Data
Sara Menker and Hans Tung (Gro Intelligence and GGV Capital) - Turning Data into Action
James Joaquin (Obvious Ventures) - World Positive Investing
Juliet Anammah (Jumia Nigeria) - E-commerce in Africa
Daphne Koller (insitro) - Innovation in Ed-Tech and Biotech
Jeff Epstein (Bessemer Venture Partners) - What Investors Want
Reshma Saujani (Girls Who Code) - Fixing Tech’s Gender Gap
James Reinhart (thredUp) - Scaling Sustainable Fashion
Lynda Kate Smith (mParticle) - Marketing for Entrepreneurs
Justin Kan (Twitch) - Finding Fulfillment in Entrepreneurship
Research Insight: Entrepreneurship Education Is About More than Startup Creation
Ashley Flucas (Flucas Ventures) - The New Angel Investing
Jon Zieger (Responsible Technology Labs) - What is Responsible Innovation?
Tom Eisenmann (Harvard Business School) - Why Startups Fail
Nicole Diaz (Snap Inc.) - How to Build an Ethical Company
Jannick Malling (Public.com) - Social Fintech
Andre Iguodala (Miami Heat) and Rudy Cline-Thomas (Mastry) - Bridging the Gap Between Sports and Tech
Maëlle Gavet (Techstars) - Ruthless Empathy
Howie Liu (Airtable) - Building Startups, Fast and Slow
Miriam Rivera (Ulu Ventures) - Diverse Businesses Are Better Businesses
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