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BASES is a student-run organization within the Stanford School of Engineering. It is the primary extra-curricular vehicle for engineering students who are interested in entrepreneurship. BASES seeks to cultivate Stanford entrepreneurs by providing a wealth of activities such as an annual business plan competition, a start-up job fair, a resume book, and many networking opportunities.
Clubs
Students at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the School of Engineering take advantage of being located at the heart of Silicon Valley and surrounded by successful entrepreneurs and venture capitalists. A large number of student activities focus on broadening exposure to the entrepreneurship community and sharing ideas.
The following Stanford Business School student clubs operate independently of but in close coordination with the Center:
- Entrepreneur Club
The Entrepreneur Club provides exposure to mentorship and networking opportunities with outside business owners and builds relationships between the GSB and the entrepreneurial community in Silicon Valley. (Click link above for this club's website.) - High Tech Club
The mission of the High Tech Club is to provide opportunities for members to share knowledge in technology fundamentals and trends, to gain access to employment resources, and to network with technology leaders. - Private Equity Club
The club is devoted to fostering awareness of and interest in the private investment industry. Club activities focus on middle-stage growth equity and late-stage LBO investments. - Venture Capital Club
The Venture Capital Club sponsors a variety of group events with venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, including small group dinners, speaker presentations, workshops, and other social events. Club members range from those with previous experience to those who are exploring the venture industry for the first time.