http://blog.stanford.edu/taxonomy/term/421 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://blog.stanford.edu/node/185 <p>Blog Chronicling the experiences of a new Sloan Fellow at the Stanford Business School. Written from the perspective of an experienced entrepreneur and MIT engineer who recently arrived at Stanford. Questions addressed include: What's it like to attend Business School at Stanford? What's a Sloan Fellow? And what do you learn in Business School anyways? Why would an entrepreneur want to study management? </p> <p>Also includes general unusual entries about Zen and Entrepreneurship.</p> engineering entrepreneurship gsb management MBA MIT Sloan Sloan Fellow Stanford Business School startup venture capital Individual Student Mon, 08 Sep 2008 01:43:35 -0700 rvirk@stanford.edu 185 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/178 <p>The journey of Evan Reas, a current Stanford MBA student working at a newly founded Venture Capital firm in Africa, while living in a hostel. The blog details Evan's adventures in Africa, meeting new people, traveling, while working at a top Venture Capital firm, networking and working with the top investors and entrepreneurs on the continent.</p> Africa company entrepreneur entrepreneurship gsb MBA Stanford startup travel vc venture capital Individual Student Mon, 04 Aug 2008 09:30:25 -0700 ereas@stanford.edu 178 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/146 <p>The mobile space is going to explode in the coming months and Rock Your Pocket is going to follow it. In particular, mobile apps are going to become a very significant part of the phone just as fb apps became an defining aspect of the social network platform. I imagine there will be an even bigger frenzy over mobile apps than fb ones because they can reach a wider and broader audience and monetize (through advertising) more easily. And best of all, mobile apps in the long term will replace the native functionalities of phones that we get ripped off paying for every month.</p> apps business entrepreneurship innovation mobile technology venture capital Alumna/alumnus Mon, 10 Mar 2008 16:55:34 -0700 tyhsu 146 at http://blog.stanford.edu http://blog.stanford.edu/node/115 <p>The primarily business-related writings of Chris Yeh, investor, entrepreneur, and writer.</p> angel Chris Yeh entrepreneurship investor management philosophy startup technology vc venture capital Alumna/alumnus Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:53:24 -0800 tyhsu 115 at http://blog.stanford.edu