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Executive Education Voices

Hear from Executive Education participants and gain insight into how the Stanford GSB experience made an impact on their lives — both personally and professionally.

Rachel Taulelei. Credit: Kate MacPherson and Chocolate Dog Photography
The wellness of our people is at the heart of everything we do.
Rachel Taulelei
SEP ’18
Shainoor Khoja, SEP ’16. Credit: Studio360 Dubai
When you think about a marginalized individual or a child, they don’t just need food that’s nutritious, or clothes, or education, or healthcare. They...
Shainoor Khoja
SEP ’16
Beth Parker. Credit: Elena Zhukova
Realizing you're not alone is incredibly powerful.
Beth Parker
LGBTQ Executive Leadership Program ’16
Erik Janssen. Credit: Courtesy of Erik Janssen
I believe there’s power in connecting and learning from others.
Erik Janssen
SEP ’18
Oscar Stege Unger, SEP ’18. Credit: Courtesy of Oscar Stege Unger.
Groundbreaking research is done by people who have freedom to pursue their craziest ideas...We really focus on that.
Oscar Stege Unger
SEP ’18
Supachai “Kid” Parchariyanon, SEP ’18. Credit: Courtesy of Supachai Parchariyanon
It keeps me fit to change the world.
Supachai “Kid” Parchariyanon
SEP ’18
Rodrigo Tostes, SEP ’18. Credit: Kiefer Hickman
I’m the guy that takes jobs that others do not want.
Rodrigo Tostes
SEP ’18
David Downs, SEP ’15. Credit: Courtesy of David Downs
Reframing the situation and putting yourself in control — that’s brain elasticity at work.
David Downs
SEP ’15
Ramiro Cormenzana, SEP ’17. Credit: ToniBird Photography
Being here is incredible. I’m in the place where Marcos Galperin started to think about the ideas and ultimately create MercadoLibre.
Ramiro Cormenzana
SEP ’17
Xu Hua “Becky” Fu, PhD ’17. Credit: Kiefer Hickman
Stanford Ignite gives you business skills to help prepare for when you’re let loose to build your own startup.
Xu Hua Fu
Stanford Ignite ’17
Tricia Smith, SEP ’17. Credit: ToniBird Photography
As a young woman, I wouldn’t have anticipated the scale of my future leadership roles.
Tricia Smith
SEP ’17
Justine Evirs, MS ’15. Credit: ToniBird Photography
My superpower is empathy.
Justine Evirs
Stanford Ignite – Post-9/11 Veterans ’17