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The Heart of the Matter: Dean Jon Levin and Professor Sarah Soule
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The Heart of the Matter: Dean Jon Levin and Professor Sarah Soule

Dean Levin engages in conversations with GSB community members about his priorities for the school.
October 26, 2017

Stanford GSB has created this short-form video series — The Heart of the Matter — to introduce the school’s leaders and other members of the Stanford GSB community, and to discuss the progress the school is making on priorities for the academic year.

In this video, Dean Levin and Senior Associate Dean Sarah Soule discuss the efforts to strengthen our management education programs and to position the school for success now and in the future.

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