Explore books by and about Stanford GSB alumni.
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Likeable Badass: How Women Get the Success They Deserve
Alison Fragale, PhD ‘04
Doubleday
September32024
Real Strategy: A No-Nonsense Guide for Leaders with 65 Questions and Answers You Won’t Find Anywhere Else
Ken Favaro, MBA ’83
act2
Bronxville
June302024
The Work Is the Work: Letters to a Future Activist
Brian C. Johnson, MBA/JD ’04
Broadleaf Books
May72024
Standout Startup: The Founder’s Guide to Irresistible Marketing That Fuels Growth
Allyson Letteri, MBA ’07
Costa Flora
September222023
Freezing Order: A True Story of Money Laundering, Murder, and Surviving Vladimir Putin’s Wrath
Bill Browder, MBA ’89
Simon & Schuster
May92023
Money and Love: An Intelligent Roadmap for Life’s Biggest Decisions
Myra Strober, Abby Davisson
Harper Collins Publishers
2023
The Fastest Tortoise: Winning in Industries I Knew Nothing About
Ken Hersh
Greenleaf Book Group
2023
Disrupt Yourself: The Subversive Spiritual Practice That Changes Everything
Katie Malachuk, MBA ’03
Balboa Press
July102022
Big: A Photographic Album of the World’s Largest Animals
Amos Nachoum, Marko Dimitrijevic, MBA ’85
teNeues Publishing Company
June152022
25 Million Sparks: The Untold Story of Refugee Entrepreneurs
Andrew Leon Hanna, MBA ’22
Cambridge University Press
May262022
Friction: Adding Value by Making People Work for It
Soon Yu, MBA ’93, Dave Birss
ZenKarma Media
May242022
Girls Who Green the World: 34 Rebel Women Out to Save Our Planet
Diana Kapp, MBA ’96
Delacorte Press
April52022
Move to the Edge, Declare it Center: Practices and Processes for Creatively Solving Complex Problems
Everett Harper, MBA ’99
John Wiley & Sons
March2022
Venture Studios Demystified
Shilpa Kannan, MBA ’21, Mitchel Peterman, MBA ’21
Independently Published
February82022
