Alumni News

This article highlights the life and career of Paul Auerbach, MS ’89, who passed away on June 23, 2021.

Originally published by Stanford Business, this article features research coauthored by PhD candidate Alisa Yu and faculty member Justin M. Berg.

Originally published by Stanford Business, faculty member Dale T. Miller; Jennifer Dannals, PhD ’18; and PhD candidate Emily Reit discuss social norms.

Originally published by Stanford Business, this article features research by Senior Associate Dean Brian S. Lowery and L. Taylor Phillips, PhD ’16.

This article highlights Sean Macnew, MBA ’03, for his work at Group Nine Media as chief financial officer.

This article features Brian Aoyama, MBA ’21, as a standout graduate for his commitment to his education and leadership during school.

This article recognizes Brian Aoyama, MBA ’21, and Mariana Martins, MBA ’21, as two 2021 MBA graduates to watch.

Originally published by Stanford Business, this article features research coauthored by PhD candidate Alisa Yu and faculty member Justin M. Berg.

Shawon Jackson, MBA ’21, shares how his nonprofit organization Vocal Justice amplifies the voices of socially conscious leaders.

This article features Jessica Jackley, MBA ’07, and her startup Alltruists, a new subscription service that delivers kid-friendly volunteer projects.

In this guest post, faculty member Justin M. Berg and PhD candidate Alisa Yu discuss their research on emotional acknowledgement in the workplace.

This article features the 2021 Stanford GSB Social Innovation Fellowship recipients: Abdulhamid Haidar, Ted McKlveen, and Shawon Jackson.

This article features Babawande Afolabi, MBA ’14, and his company Green Africa Airways, which is a new and affordable entrant to the Nigerian aviation sector.

Hamid Moghadam, MBA ’80, discusses how his company, Prologis, the world’s largest owner of industrial real estate, has flourished during the pandemic.

Ringle, a startup company created by Seunghoon Lee and Sungpah Lee, both MBA ’16, was featured after raising $18 million in a Series A funding round.

This article features Areeba Kamal, MBA ’21, and her moving commencement speech.

Martin Aguinis, MBA ’22, shares how Stanford GSB engaged students throughout a year of pandemic learning, while also building an enriching community.