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
Freada Kapor Klein (Kapor Capital) - Closing Tech's Diversity Gap	2019-04-17
The Upside of Quitting: A Taste of LEAP!	2019-03-20
Alberto Savoia (Google) - Build the Right It	2019-03-13
Navin Chaddha (Mayfield) - Building a People-First Company	2019-03-06
Alice Zhang (Verge Genomics) - When DNA Meets AI	2019-02-27
Raj Kapoor (Lyft) and John Viera (Ford Motor Company) - Mobilizing the Future	2019-02-20
Balaji Srinivasan (Coinbase) - Building the Cryptocurrency Ecosystem	2019-02-13
Elaine Wherry (Meebo) - Climbing the Ladder	2019-02-06
Ryan Petersen (Flexport) - Modernizing the Shipping Industry	2019-01-23
Dan Widmaier (Bolt Threads) - Design to Disrupt	2018-12-05
Brad Bao (Lime) - Innovation Driven By Sustainability	2018-11-28
Emily Melton (Threshold) - Focus On Forward Momentum	2018-11-14
Adam Pisoni (Abl Schools) - Let Your Customers Educate You	2018-11-07
Tina Seelig with Steve Garrity (Hearsay Systems) and Juliet Rothenberg (DeepMind) - Find Your Superpower, Launch Your Career	2018-10-31
Puneet Agarwal (True Ventures) - Strike the EQ/IQ Balance in Venture Capital	2018-10-24
Manish Chandra (Poshmark) - Channeling an Adaptive Mindset	2018-10-17
Maureen Fan (Baobab Studios) - Animating Against the Grain	2018-10-10
Nancy Koehn (Harvard Business School), Bob Sutton (Stanford University) - Tenacious Compassion: Leading Through the Storm	2018-06-13
Steve Vassallo (Foundation Capital) - Focus on Users to Solve Problems	2018-06-06
Lisa Alderson (Genome Medical) - Dare to Stretch Your Boundaries	2018-05-30

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