Seelig helps students turn worst vacation ideas into the best at Stanford creativity workshop
Stanford professor and creativity guru Tina Seelig led teams through workshops that motivated them to think creatively at Stanford E-Week.
Stanford professor and creativity guru Tina Seelig led teams through workshops that motivated them to think creatively at Stanford E-Week.
Close to 200 students packed a Stanford Entrepreneurship Week event focusing on how non-citizens attending U.S. colleges can navigate the immigration system once they start a company.
Google Ventures partner Rick Klau and founders from startups backed by Google Ventures share their stories during Stanford’s E-Week Friday.
Biotech startup founders gathered at Stanford Tuesday for Entrepreneurship Week. They advised student entrepreneurs about funding challenges, FDA approval and how to build products that will make a difference in the medical world.
London and other European cities are trying to replicate Silicon Valley’s startup culture, but according to Reshma Sohoni, co-founder the largest European startup incubator, the United States still leads the way.
Silicon Valley angel investors and venture capitalists gave feedback to Stanford students pitching startup ideas Tuesday at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Entrepreneurial alumni include Nike’s Phil Knight and investor Charles Schwab.
As head attorney of Morrison & Foerster’s Technology Group, Timothy Harris has seen many entrepreneurs and venture capital firms make the same mistakes — ones that could have been avoided if they had consulted a legal professional.
Burt Herman, co-founder of Storify and the Hacks and Hackers meetup group, spoke at Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week Thursday. He specializes in bringing journalists and coders together to re-envision media.
It wasn’t your typical job fair: the sight of jeans, backpacks everywhere. Startup companies and 20-something entrepreneurs filled the second floor of Stanford’s Tresidder Memorial Union Tuesday.