4:18Meet the Stanford MBA Class of 2028
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In September, the Stanford Graduate School of Business welcomed members of the MBA Class of 2028. Musicbed Sync ID MB01U77ZBEA4YEY
Stanford Graduate School of Business
The mission of Stanford Graduate School of Business is to create ideas that deepen and advance our understanding of management and with those ideas to develop innovative, principled, and insightful leaders who change the world. This channel features thought leadership from world-class faculty and renowned guest speakers. You will also gain insight into what it's like to be a member of the Stanford GSB community, either as a student or an alumna/us. Contact us at gsb-social@lists.stanford.edu. Stanford Graduate School of Business YouTube Video Creative License: –You may embed our videos from ou
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37:14Ep82 “Should NFL Teams Be More Aggressive on Fourth Down?” With David Romer
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A central tenant in economic theory is that in competitive markets, firms should be optimizing. If they aren’t competitive pressures drive them out of business. But what about the NFL? Two decades ago, UC Berkeley economist David Romer discovered that NFL coaches where not implementing the optimal strategy when deciding whether or not to go for it on fourth down.
1:19:14Stanford Sustainability Summit 2026: Faculty Panel on the State of Sustainability Today
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59:25GSB Alumni Innovating for America's Safety Net
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While the wealth gap in the United States continues to widen, America's social safety net is under strain — steep Medicaid cuts, Social Security projected to run dry within a decade, and programs increasingly hard to access for the people who need them most.
23:42Inside the Venture Capital Mindset
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Ilya Strebulaev, a professor of finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Alex Dang, MS ’14, a tech executive and innovation advisor, didn’t write their book, The Venture Mindset: How to Make Smarter Bets and Achieve Extraordinary Growth, for venture capitalists.
Topics: Meet Ilya Strebulaev and the Venture Mindset · Why “Home Runs Matter, Strikeouts Don’t” · Finding Ideas Outside the Four Walls · AI, Competition, and Human Connection · The Power of Saying No · Decision-Making and the Cost of Missed Opportunities
55:15U.S. Midterm Elections 2026 Outlook
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Stanford Leadership Institute hosted Stanford political scientists to share their views on the mood of the electorate, likely outcomes in the House and Senate, and what the results imply for the country and Democratic and Republican parties. The conversation featured David Brady, Professor of Political Economy and Political Science, Emeritus, Stanford University and Douglas Rivers, the Ward C.
25:34AI@GSB Initiative: Founding Scholars Panel
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Led by Applied AI Scholars and faculty advisors, AI@GSB is a dean’s initiative that leverages Stanford’s position at the intersection of business and technology to deliver cutting-edge, experiential learning to the Stanford GSB community. Founding scholars Alfredo Mendez, MBA '26, Celeste Bean, MBA '26, and Jenni Steiger, MBA '26, take the stage with faculty advisor Scott Brady, Sloan '00, to talk about the purpose behind the initiative and touch on the student experience.
6:28Dimensions of Impact
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What does it mean to grow a business...and grow impact? Dimensions of Impact follows Stanford Seed entrepreneurs whose work extends far beyond job creation and revenue generation. From tackling medicine shortages in underserved regions to providing inclusive education for children, these changemakers are redefining what business can do for communities and how their growth can expand their impact.
49:04Ep81 “The New (New) Future of AI” with Michal Kosinski
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Guest: Michal Kosinski
The leaps and bounds made in AI in just the last three years have surprised even the experts, so hosts and finance professors Jonathan Berk and Jules van Binsbergen thought it might be time for another prophetic conversation about the future of this technology.
50:44Panel: The GSB's New Initiative for Investing
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Lecturer Erik Ragatz, '95, MBA '01, senior advisor at Hellman & Friedman LLC ; Lecturer David Singer, MBA '88, Maverick Ventures investor; Lecturer Scott Brady, Sloan '00, founding partner at Innovation Endeavors; and Henry Gao, MBA '26, an investor-in-residence, converse over the GSB's new Initiative for Investing and the evolving investing landscape. Recorded on Oct. 2, 2026, as part of GSB Fall Reunions/All Alumni Day.
27:09"Building Political Superintelligence," Professor Andrew Hall
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Andrew "Andy" Hall, '09, the Davies Family Professor of Political Economy at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, speaks on "Building Political Superintelligence." Professor Hall touches on the evolution of his work at the GSB, his latest research on the intersection of AI and politics, and how AI may ultimately affect people's political decisions. Recorded on October 2, 2026, as part of GSB Fall Reunions/All Alumni Day.
27:23Everyone Is Lying to You for Money: A Stanford GSB Screening and Discussion
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Stanford Graduate School of Business's Corporations and Society Initiative (CASI) hosted a screening of Everyone Is Lying to You for Money, a documentary by actor, author, and filmmaker Ben McKenzie examining cryptocurrency, financial fraud, and the power of hype.
48:48Sam Altman, Co-Founder and CEO of OpenAI: Staying Human While Scaling Superintelligence
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Guest: Sam Altman
In this View From The Top interview, Claudia Chen, MBA '27 speaks with Sam Altman, Co-Founder and CEO of OpenAI. Sam shares how he nearly became an investment banker instead of a startup founder, why he originally thought OpenAI would be his retirement project, and his hope for AI to usher in a new renaissance.
25:44Meet Dean Soule - GSB All Alumni Day 2026
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Guests: Meet Dean Soule, Bruce Cozadd
Sarah A. Soule, Philip H. Knight Professor and Dean at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Morgridge Professor of Organizational Behavior, sits down with Bruce Cozadd, MBA '91, to connect, engage, and share her perspective. Recorded on Oct. 2, 2026, as part of GSB Fall Reunions/All Alumni Day.
55:26"The Sustainability Revolution," Professor William P. Barnett
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William P. Barnett, the Thomas M. Siebel Professor of Business Leadership at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and 2026 Robert K. Jaedicke Faculty Award recipient, speaks on "The Sustainability Revolution." Bill Barnett presents his perspective on the changing landscape of sustainability and the role business leaders can play in shaping it. Recorded on Oct. 2, 2026, as part of GSB Fall Reunions/All Alumni Day.
17:55Power to Truth: Ben McKenzie on Crypto’s Risks—and What Comes Next
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In this episode of the Power to Truth web series, actor, author, and filmmaker Ben McKenzie discusses the evolving risks of cryptocurrency, the growing influence of the crypto industry on politics, and the potential consequences of stablecoins, financial speculation, and inadequate regulation. With Anat Admati, Stanford Graduate School of Business professor and faculty director of the Corporations and Society Initiative (CASI).
1:25Ready For Takeoff | An Astronaut Lands at the GSB
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Marcus Wandt, SEP ’26, has built his career by chasing challenges — from serving in the Swedish Army’s elite paratrooper unit to test-flying fighter jets and riding a SpaceX Falcon rocket into outer space.
1:25An Astronaut Lands at the GSB
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Marcus Wandt, SEP ’26, has built his career by chasing challenges — from the Swedish Army’s elite paratrooper unit to test-flying fighter jets, and all the way to outer space. Conscripted into the Swedish military, Wandt chose the most demanding path available. “Word on the street was that the hardest, most challenging thing you could do was Airborne Rangers,” he says. “So I applied.”
48:00Marc Stad, Founder of Dragoneer: Be Patient, Then Be Bold
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Guest: Marc Stad
In this View From The Top interview, Grant Stierwalt, MBA '27, speaks with Marc Stad, MBA '08, and Founder of Dragoneer Investment Group. Marc shares his path from a family where no one finished high school to Harvard, McKinsey, TPG, and a surprisingly lucrative MBA internship at the Investment Group of Santa Barbara.
1:06:20AI@GSB: Ben Tossell, Founder of Ben’s Bites
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Ben Tossell joined the GSB community for an interactive session on how to create the best personal workflows and how he is using the latest AI tools. Ben previously founded no-code education platform Makerpad, which was acquired by Zapier, and now writes, builds and invests at the frontier of AI, with a particular focus on helping non-technical people use new tools to build and work more effectively.
45:56AI@GSB Dean’s Perspectives: Rick Osterloh, SVP at Google
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Rick Osterloh, MBA ’00, joined Dean Sarah Soule for a wide-ranging conversation on how AI is reshaping the products we use, the way we interact with technology, and the business models behind it.
3:44Training the Next Generation of Impact Investors | Stanford GSB Impact Fund
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Guest: Stanford GSB Impact Fund
What does it take to invest for both financial returns and measurable social and environmental impact? At Stanford Graduate School of Business, students learn by doing it. The GSB Impact Fund is a student-managed evergreen fund that takes students through the full impact investing process, from sourcing and diligence to pitching deals to an investment committee of faculty and alumni expert investors.
23:39Ep80 Will Climate Change Really Lower Economic Growth?
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Much of the literature on how climate change will impact GDP estimates that the economic will be very large. Moreover, the estimates vary widely, with some studies predicting catastrophic economic consequences of global warming. Are those estimates reasonable?
9:46AI Offers Options Where Today There Are None: Anja Sautmann, World Bank Group
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Anja Sautmann, Co-author of World Development Report 2026 and Senior Economist, Development Research Group, World Bank Group, provides a more in-depth perspective on backend opportunities for AI, prioritizing monitoring and evaluation, and research collaborations for social impact.
4:20Importance of Open Source Models: Andrew Ng, DeepLearning.AI
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Andrew Ng, Founder, DeepLearning.AI, and Adjunct Professor, Stanford University, provides a more in-depth perspective on the importance of open source models and how model adaptation is key for developing economies.
11:17Priorities for Policymakers in Emerging Economies: Somik V. Lall, World Bank Group
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Somik V. Lall, Director of Strategy, Office of the World Bank Group Chief Economist, provides a more in-depth perspective on the priorities for policymakers in emerging economies, the importance of digital complements, how AI's risks are multiplying and the need for trust, and the role of governments as enablers.
11:34Developing Countries Are Ready for New Tech: Indermit Gill, Former World Bank Chief Economist
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Indermit Gill, Former Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of the World Bank Group, provides a more in-depth perspective on the case for optimism and adaptation, how developing countries are prepared for new technologies, how AI is having an impact now, the critical differences for developing economies, and the…
9:51Context of AI Model Deployment Matters: Joshua Blumenstock, U.C. Berkeley School of Information
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Joshua Blumenstock, Chancellor’s Professor, U.C.
13:45The Need for AI Dynamism: Ufuk Akcigit, World Bank Group
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Ufuk Akcigit, Co-Academic Lead, World Development Report 2026, and Deputy Chief Economist and Director of Private Markets, Development Economics, World Bank Group, provides a more in-depth perspective on AI's staying power, the mismatch between AI needs and efforts in developing countries, the need for AI dynamism, how…
5:12Importance of Weak Links to AI Growth: Christopher Tonetti, Stanford GSB
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Christopher Tonetti, Associate Professor, Stanford Graduate School of Business, provides a more in-depth perspective on historical automation benefits, the importance of weak links to AI productivity, adoption barriers, and trade benefits.
11:38Adapt AI to the Local Context: Gaurav Nayyar, World Bank Group
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On September 24, 2026, the World Bank and Stanford held a conference on the World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence. Here Gaurav Nayyar, Director, World Development Report 2026, World Bank Group, provides a more in-depth perspective on how AI should be adapted to its local context and how AI is delivering impact on public services in developing economies today.
46:45World Development Report 2026: Fireside Chat with Andrew Ng - Making AI Work for Development
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Guest: Andrew Ng
In a time when development progress has dipped to its weakest pace in 75 years, artificial intelligence (AI) offers developing economies a rare path to greater prosperity. World Development Report 2026 provides the first comprehensive assessment of what AI means for these economies: how firms and governments are already using it, what is holding them back, where the largest gains may lie, and how the risks can be managed.
50:08World Development Report 2026: Navigating AI's Opportunities and Risks in Developing Economies
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In a time when development progress has dipped to its weakest pace in 75 years, artificial intelligence (AI) offers developing economies a rare path to greater prosperity. World Development Report 2026 provides the first comprehensive assessment of what AI means for these economies: how firms and governments are already using it, what is holding them back, where the largest gains may lie, and how the risks can be managed.
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57:24IFDM TPF Session 2: An International Focus on Personal Finance Teaching
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11:50IFDM TPF Closing - Materials & Resources for Teaching: Tools and Data
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Guest: IFDM TPF Closing
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1:00:31IFDM TPF Session 5: Using Data to Strengthen Teaching
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58:28IFDM TPF Session 7: A Multidisciplinary Look at Sports Betting
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52:04IFDM TPF Keynote with Justin Wolfers: Bringing Economic and Financial Thinking to Everyday Life
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Guest: Justin Wolfers
1:00:22World Development Report 2026: How Can AI Improve the Delivery of Public Services?
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In a time when development progress has dipped to its weakest pace in 75 years, artificial intelligence (AI) offers developing economies a rare path to greater prosperity. World Development Report 2026 provides the first comprehensive assessment of what AI means for these economies: how firms and governments are already using it, what is holding them back, where the largest gains may lie, and how the risks can be managed.
1:04:45World Development Report 2026: The Promise of AI - How Will AI Impact Jobs and Productivity?
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In a time when development progress has dipped to its weakest pace in 75 years, artificial intelligence (AI) offers developing economies a rare path to greater prosperity. World Development Report 2026 provides the first comprehensive assessment of what AI means for these economies: how firms and governments are already using it, what is holding them back, where the largest gains may lie, and how the risks can be managed.
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