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Stanford Graduate School of Business combines material about leadership and management with a view into business school life. Its videos cover AI, international economics, governance and personal…
Stanford Graduate School of Business combines material about leadership and management with a view into business school life. Its videos cover AI, international economics, governance and personal development, while admissions guidance and campus moments serve viewers considering study. The result is a channel with several entry points: understanding an idea, reflecting on leadership or learning about the school itself.
The teaching-oriented subjects range from AI fundamentals with Mihail Eric to geoeconomics and the relationship between global economic forces and international affairs. Trade wars provide a more specific route into that economic perspective. Elsewhere, a discussion about university boards asks how trustees can be more useful, bringing governance into the same collection as questions about teams and complex problems. These topics make the connection between business decisions and the institutions around them visible.
Leadership clips focus on curiosity, bringing people together and facing fear. Material associated with View From The Top appears alongside event highlights and a look at the start of the autumn term. For prospective applicants, an Application Week episode addresses letters of recommendation. The formats therefore vary from explanations and conversations to concise leadership reflections, practical application guidance and records of school events.
Managers and students interested in business ideas can follow the conceptual material, while applicants can concentrate on the admissions and campus content. A viewer might arrive for an introduction to AI and continue with a discussion of responsible adoption, or start with leadership and move into institutional governance. The channel offers a way to explore how questions of judgment, economic context and learning meet within a business education setting.
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Panel: The GSB's New Initiative for InvestingLecturer 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… 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.
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