Events

Neil Malhotra, the Edith M. Cornell Professor of Political Economy at the GSB, will speak on key insights from his latest book, Majority Opinions and reveal how the Supreme Courts' choices have profoundly affected influence, legitimacy, and national policy by examining how it has navigated a polarized political environment.

Drawing on research from the Stanford Center on Longevity and MIT AgeLab, longitudinal studies of what actually predicts thriving five and ten years into retirement, and fresh survey data from accomplished later-career professionals, this conversation will reframe the 50+ decades as a design challenge rather than a wind-down. Participants will complete a questionnaire beforehand and are encouraged to bring questions and share their own inflection points during the discussion.

An invitation-only forum convening industry leaders, scholars, and policymakers to discuss how AI will impact and reshape the U.S. tax system.

Conspiracy theories are as old as society – but have never spread so fast than in this age of social media, where waves of conspiratorial storytelling can reshape how people interpret events, assign blame, and mobilize action. Based on teachings from his new book Ctrl+Alt+Doubt, Huggy Rao, the Atholl McBean Professor of Organizational Behavior and Human Resources, will offer a new way to understand why conspiracy theories grow and persist.

Inaugural Emerging Fund Manager Forum for alumni building their first investment fund, featuring expert-led sessions and peer discussion.

Inaugural Family Office Forum with a keynote, expert panels, small-group discussions, and a reception and dinner for alumni family office principals and investors.