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Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders

Stanford University

1 recommender · 1 thread · recommended in 1 year, 2014 · score 0.8

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A free Stanford lecture series, run through the Stanford Entrepreneurship Corner, in which founders and business leaders speak on startups, negotiation and building companies. Speakers have included Marc Andreessen, Aaron Levie, Reid Hoffman and Marissa Mayer.

One commenter calls a negotiation talk in the series one of the best lectures they've heard and says they've recommended it dozens of times.

Business, Finance & Economicsmixedfreevideo lectures#startups#entrepreneurship#negotiation#stanford#guest speakers

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  1. Recommendswj2014in “How to Start a Startup: Fall 2014”

    Another great resource from Stanford on startups is their Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders lecture series.

    http://ecorner.stanford.edu/podcasts.html

    Talks have been given by some of the same people (including Marc Andreessen, Aaron Levie, Reid Hoffman, and Marissa Mayer) and many others.

    This talk on negotiation is one of the best lectures I've ever heard and I've recommended it to people dozens of times:

    http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=1573

  2. Mentionswj2015in “We Can All Change the World”

    This is a collection of notes that I took while listening to the wonderful Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders lecture series that Stanford puts on.

    The book is free but if purchased through Leanpub (https://leanpub.com/we_can_all_change_the_world/) all royalties will go to Oxfam America which is helping out in Nepal right now.

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