Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL) 

<p>Each week, experienced entrepreneurs and innovators come to Stanford University to candidly share lessons they’ve learned while developing, launching and scaling disruptive ideas. The Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series (ETL) is produced by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) and published on eCorner by STVP.</p>

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Title	Date published
Melinda Thomas (Octave Bioscience) - The Courage to Begin	2020-01-29
Sam Yam (Patreon) - Surviving the Startup Grind	2020-01-22
Designing the Life You Really Want - From the ETL Archive	2020-01-01
Laura Gomez (Atipica) - The Need for Inclusive AI	2019-12-04
Reversing Poverty By Giving People Work - From the ETL Archive	2019-11-26
Arlan Hamilton (Backstage Capital) - Underestimated	2019-11-20
Aileen Lee (Cowboy Ventures) - Unicorn Lessons	2019-11-13
Srin Madipalli (Airbnb) - The Future is Accessible	2019-11-06
Edith Harbaugh (LaunchDarkly) - Software is Hard Work	2019-10-30
Barbara Liskov (MIT) - Finding the Great Problems	2019-10-23
Jennifer Tejada (PagerDuty) - Resilience is Everything	2019-10-16
Sarah Nahm (Lever) - Redesigning the CEO [Explicit]	2019-10-09
Sickamore (Interscope Records) and Sam Seidel (Stanford d.school) - Inside the Studio	2019-06-12
Christine Yen (Honeycomb.io) - Creating a Buzz Around B2B Software	2019-06-05
Matthew Sacks and Lauren Perkins (Luminary Media) - Listening to the Market	2019-05-29
Chip Conley (Modern Elder Academy) - How to Adapt and Flow	2019-05-22
Toby Corey (Stanford University) - The Zen of Entrepreneurship	2019-05-15
Payam Banazadeh (Capella Space) - Prepare to Launch	2019-05-08
Nicole Hu (One Concern) - Strategies to Fight Disaster	2019-05-01
Ritu Narayan (Zūm) - Sustaining a Startup's Growth	2019-04-24

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