Past Events by Stanford Leadership Institute

This Executive Forum brings together C-Suite executives from major employers across hospitality, logistics, retail, healthcare, and manufacturing to explore how AI can transform large-scale frontline labor systems.

Spring 2026 Session of the AI Research Flash Talk Series

This conference will bring together academics and practitioners to explore how novel data sources and AI tools can support environmental sustainability, organizational resilience, and social responsibility.

This conference gathers scholars and practitioners to address the impacts, challenges, and opportunities of land stewardship and land return to local Indigenous communities. The conference is open to all interested participants.

This event will convene thought leaders for constructive dialogue on the complex changes reshaping our world, from the technological to the geopolitical, economic to environmental. The Forum is designed to spark new thinking, surface timely questions, and help leaders bring these insights into their work.

The Stanford Conference on Environmental Entrepreneurship brings together researchers and practitioners focused on creating a sustainable world economy through social or commercial entrepreneurship.

This two-day symposium brings together geologists, geophysicists, marine scientists, technology developers, and research institutions from the Monterey Bay and adjacent central California coast regions to showcase cutting-edge research in seafloor processes and explore new pathways for collaboration.

Environmental and Energy Economics (EEE) Festival develops new research and builds community between Stanford, Berkeley, and other nearby EEE researchers.

This event is hosted by Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford Energy, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, and the Center for Revitalizing American Institutions at the Hoover Institution.

Sensors - deployed using satellite, airborne, land/water-based systems - can transform the approach to addressing critical issues related to climate change and sustainability by providing the essential measurements needed, with the spatial and temporal sampling needed, to advance understanding and support the implementation of solutions at local to global scales.

The Stanford Graduate School of Business is convening an interdisciplinary gathering of researchers, industry practitioners, and thought leaders to tackle the pressing challenges, solutions, and opportunities related to AI alignment.

The Hoover Institution’s Center for Revitalizing American Institutions and Stanford Graduate School of Business are convening researchers to discuss the question: how can we make AI more trustworthy to people across the political spectrum in a polarized world?

We invite you to join us via livestream for a conversation with Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO, JPMorgan Chase and GSB Dean Peter DeMarzo.

This conference will bring together renowned economists and finance experts to discuss the intersection of environmental and financial challenges.

This conference will showcase the research at the intersection of politics and the environment because progress on environmental sustainability requires understanding politics.

We will feature research on organizations, and their role in bringing about a more sustainable future.

This conference seeks to bring together leading academic scholars working at the cutting edge of scientific inquiry into the Earth’s climate.

The Stanford Sustainability Summit (S-Cubed), in its inaugural debut, is designed to increase interactions between sustainability innovators from all over the world and the Stanford community by bringing them together at the Stanford campus to share their experiences.

Solving the world’s greatest sustainability challenges depends on active engagement by civil society actors. Nonprofits, philanthropies, and advocacy groups play an important role in shaping the sustainable development agenda and contributing to innovative solutions to address problems like climate change.

The event was co-hosted by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, focusing on Promoting Competition in Artificial Intelligence.

Current models of industrialization and consumption are degrading the environment and polluting the world, causing 9 million premature deaths per year. In this conference, we challenged the Stanford community and external partners to brainstorm solutions for three major sources of pollution while emphasizing their effects on human health: coal-fired industry, wildfires, and plastic. Jumping off from successful interdisciplinary work underway in each area, we put forward a solutions-oriented interdisciplinary research agenda to foster a healthier and more sustainable future.

This conference brought together leading academic scholars, sustainability-focused entrepreneurs [aka ecopreneurs] and business leaders working on and interested in scaling sustainability innovation to share their perspectives and experiences.

The Pacific Ocean connects us and binds us to a common future as we rise to meet the challenges of climate change and provide for communities across island and coastal nations in a sustainable way. During this conference we explored these connections and define pathways for working together to promote resilience and shape a sustainable future for all.