Women’s Programs

Help Stanford GSB to enroll the next generation of MBA and MSx students by recruiting, interviewing, and welcoming new students.

During the summer and throughout the year, you can volunteer to host six to ten current female students over a casual meal at your home or local restaurant to share your GSB story and discuss what life is like after the GSB.

GSB Alumni Career Services offer programs and resources specifically designed to support alumnae who are re-entering the workforce after a career break.

The Stanford GSB Job Board features postings from organizations around the world and across a variety of industries, job types, functional areas, and geographic locations.

Stanford GSB offers complimentary one-on-one career coaching to alumni, who may receive two 45-minute sessions annually.

Designed from real stories and perspectives of diverse GSB alumnae, these video vignettes are structured to spark personal reflection around one’s own values and decision-making process in the workplace.

The Stanford Women on Boards Initiative is committed to increasing the representation of Stanford alumnae on corporate and fiduciary boards, increasing Stanford women’s readiness for board service; and further developing the capabilities and influence of Stanford women already on boards.

Planning a women’s event during your reunion is a great way to bring women together, strengthen personal and professional connections within your class, and identify resources for navigating work/life balance.

Focused on growing a community of thriving GSB alumnae, GSB Women’s Circles are small groups of GSB alumnae who gather monthly to talk about their lives in the interest of connecting, reflecting, supporting, and inspiring one another.

Your journey as a student does not end once you leave campus. Stay inspired and continue to grow your skills with the many opportunities for alumni to keep learning.

Insights and publications from Stanford GSB about women in business.

Founded in 1974, the Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University creates knowledge and seeks to implement change to promote gender equality.