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Entrepreneur Resource Database

Stanford president John Hennessy, Phil Knight, MBA '62, and GSB Dean Robert Joss at the Center's 10th anniversary celebration.

Entrepreneurship Conference February 27
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Videos include Joel Peterson's talk on Culture at the 2008 Entrepreneurship Conference.
Entrepreneurial Summer Program
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Video Overview of the CES

Center for Entrepreneurial Studies

The Center focuses on case development, research, curriculum development, and student programs in the areas of entrepreneurship and venture capital.

The Center supports alumni and students engaged in entrepreneurial pursuits and aims to:

Promote research on entrepreneurial companies and on topics relevant to entrepreneurs.
Graduate students who understand entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial companies.
Provide resources for students and alumni embarking on entrepreneurial ventures.
Establish relationships with the local entrepreneurial community.

History
The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) was founded in 1996 to address the need for greater understanding of the issues faced by entrepreneurial individuals and companies.

Suggestions or Comments?

Please email us: ces@gsb.stanford.edu