Hear from MBA alumni and learn how the Stanford GSB experience is helping them to make an impact on the world. Narrow your results Industry Aerospace Agriculture Arts Construction Consulting Consumer Products Education Energy & Environment Finance Government & Armed Services Health Care Hospitality International Development Manufacturing Marketing Media & Entertainment Nonprofit, Philanthropy & Social Impact Other Professional Services Real Estate Retail, Wholesale & Ecommerce Technology Telecommunications Transportation Venture Capital & Private Equity Narrow your results Results for Clear All I love that we’re enabling students to tell stories that have gone untold. Grace Kim MBA ’99 I want to solve problems that people care about. Dave Lyons MBA ’01 I don’t need to follow that traditional path, I can carve my own. Ian Cinnamon MBA ’19 Get to know your classmates well — spend time with them — because that network will be really important in your life. Hank Scherf MBA ’81 It was only because I was candid about my challenges that I got the opportunity. I learned to just tell it like I see it. Rukaiyah Adams MBA ’08 I simply wouldn’t be where I am today if I hadn’t attended Stanford. Carter McClelland BS ’67, MBA ’73 You have to make the magic happen. Jessica Rodriguez MBA ’01 If you define success narrowly, you may miss out on future opportunities. Denise Peck MBA ’85 It takes tremendous time and energy and emotional toil to pretend you’re something you’re not. Zoe Dunning MBA ’93 Stanford GSB was a great opportunity to explore. Everyone’s door is open to you. Jenny Eu MBA ’03 If you’re not making others better, you’re not leading. José E. Feliciano MBA ’99 When you’re gone, what will your legacy be? What did you do to make the world a better place? Clinton Etheridge MBA ’74 It was humbling to come from a pretty self-congratulatory position to now be at the bottom of the curve, and it took some adjusting. Randy Hetrick MBA ’03 These companies are the unsung heroes of our society, and we need to better support them. Dave Whorton MBA ’97 Being entrepreneurial doesn’t mean you need to be the founder. Celina Johnson MBA ’08 Every year, I’ve had at least one moment where I’ve referred back to the lessons I learned in Touchy-Feely. Abheek Anand MBA ’09 I’m most proud of the mobile school we funded in a diamond-mining community. Beth Gerstein MBA ’03 I’d rather try my hardest and fail than play it safe and ask, ‘What if?’ Robyn Sue Fisher MBA ’07 Everybody had worked to open those doors, and I thought, ‘I have to walk through them.’ Kathryn Leary MBA ’77 Stanford GSB proved to be a place that exceeded my expectations — where I could study how to pursue my ambitions for impact. Barrett Comiskey MBA ’04 It was a shock, but it was also a learning experience. It helped me open up. Eugenio Garza y Garza MBA ’97 When I think of pro sports teams in the U.S., they’re usually owned by the son of a billionaire. I’m not the son of a billionaire. Brian Andrés Helmick MBA ’05 There are small gestures that can be such big moments for people. Gabrielle Scrimshaw MBA ’17 The most important lesson I learned at Stanford GSB was the power of vulnerability. Lauren Westbrook-McIntosh MBA ’12 Pagination Show More