Alumni reflect on their lives, their careers, and their experiences at Stanford GSB. MBA Alumni The biggest pain point in organizations is the ability to deal with conflict in a constructive way. Rebecca Zucker MBA ’94 Constantly look for mentors, wherever you can find them, and be willing to hear their feedback. Coddy Johnson MBA ’07 Food systems, when managed by stewards, could be a way to protect the planet and people. Julia Collins MBA ’09 We have to solve today’s problems while also building something that can address altruistic issues. Natalya Thakur MBA ’20 See All MBA Alumni Voices MSx/Sloan Alumni I can only accomplish so much, but I hold myself accountable to do whatever I can for the community. Peter Chiu MS ’23 My main vow as a Zen priest is to take away fear, most of all through the quality of my presence and who I am. Cristina Moon MS ’16 Music informs a lot of the way I work, how I think about creating with people. Making music together. John McGinnis MS ’17 I’m a builder at heart — of people, programs, and purpose. Jerilyn Teo MS ’22 See All MSx/Sloan Alumni Voices Stanford Executive Program Alumni What an amazing opportunity to make a difference by bringing what I’ve learned about video games into education. Deirdre Quarnstrom SEP ’18 Stanford is about always thinking big. David Burke SEP ’19 One in five people have a diagnosed disability, but everyone has something they struggle with. Annabelle Williams SEP ’19 I think for any entrepreneur, there’s a risk in being overconfident in your own decisions. That’s something I want to improve. Xiaorong (Hazel) Hu SEP ’19 See All SEP Voices