Laurene Powell Jobs, founder and chair of the Emerson Collective, an organization that supports social entrepreneurs fighting for education and immigration reform, describes wanting to introduce creativity and thought leadership to deeply dysfunctional systems to force change. In conversation with Stanford Engineering Professor Tom Byers, Powell Jobs emphasizes the importance of metrics and marketing.

Laurene Powell Jobs shares ideas for how the venture-capital community and established businesses might better reward social entrepreneurs. Powell Jobs, who turned from for-profit entrepreneurship to founding organizations that fight for education and immigration reform, describes the deep gratification that comes from doing such work.

Laurene Powell Jobs, founder and chair of the Emerson Collective, explains why immigration reform is crucial. "There's never been a time when our economic engine hasn't been fueled by new immigrants," Powell Jobs says to Stanford Professor Tom Byers, adding that her organization must content with those in the American citizenry and U.S. politics who choose to scapegoat.