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Tony Mugavero, Rad

In conversation with: Emily Ma

A Virtuous Cycle of Revenue and Content

Connecting technological innovation to consumer demand requires flexibility, not certainty.

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Tara Wanda Merrigan, Writer

How a Global Social Network Seeks Connection in Decentralization

Build resiliency into your organizational structure to be prepared for the unexpected.

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Sam Yen, JP Morgan Chase & Co.

In conversation with: Bob Sutton

[Transcript] The Customers Made Us Scale It

Changing your culture starts with energizing your users. Customer buy-in motivates staff to take new risks.

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11 minutes

Susie Allen, Writer

A Fresh Take on Revenue Models

Early decisions about revenue models have massive implications for a company’s future.

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Deanna Badizadegan, Stanford University

In conversation with: Deanna Badizadegan

Opportunity at the Intersection: Arts and Entrepreneurship

Today, technology entrepreneurship and the arts are often characterized as clashing forces in society. As tech startups proliferate in a city, we hear the familiar cry that gentrification will sterilize

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Find Your Motivation in Unlikely Places

An entrepreneur, as the quintessential self-starter, naturally looks inward for inspiration when the road gets rockier and the hurdles higher. But no matter how awesome you are, people can’t always

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

How Startups Can Bake Diversity Into Their DNA

Create an environment where people want to bring 100 percent of themselves to their work. Early-stage startups are positioned to make inclusion a core value.

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Luke Sykora, Stanford University

Four Lessons from Women Remaking Entrepreneurship

As they disrupt inequities in tech and venture capital, women are rewriting the rules of the game.

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

How Competition Ups Your Innovation Game

Take a broad view of who you’re up against. The more competitive the field, the more innovative you’ll end up being.

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Susie Allen, Writer

Hierarchies and Prototypes: Lessons from the Drone and Video Game Industries

Choose the right org structure for your mission, and consider the pros and cons of early-access prototypes.

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Need Funding for Your Startup? Here’s What VCs Want to See

Tell a story about a growing wave of new market opportunities. Ground your pitch with data from customers who are actually using your minimum viable product.

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Luke Sykora, Stanford University

How to Rethink Competition

Pay attention to competitors, sure. But to catalyze innovation, pay attention to more than the usual suspects.

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Tina Seelig, Stanford University

Seven Secrets for Successful Interviews

Own your story. Practice articulating how you've learned from the past.

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6 minutes

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Alice LaPlante, Writer

Beyond the Basics of Lean Startup

Dig deeper into lean startup principles by focusing on fixing bottlenecks and codifying lessons learned.

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9 minutes

Maurice Chiang, Stanford University

The Student Role in Shaping Entrepreneurial Ethics

Current students of entrepreneurship want to explore ethical perspectives and principled decision-making. Better training tools and stronger institutional support for values-based entrepreneurship education will help scale lasting change.

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Nathan Furr, Stanford University

The Challenge of Growth in New Areas: The Innovator’s Paradox … and Solution

The Innovator’s Paradox If you work for any type of business there is a good chance you may get trapped by the innovator’s paradox. At some point in the quest

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Truth Trumps Trend

In a tech-driven society that often fixates on the “next big thing,” it’s comforting to know that truth can trump trend. Rather than launching a venture that seeks to profit

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Will Blockchain Disrupt Banks, Black Markets and Business as Usual?

Align the core strengths of emerging technologies with human values and apply them to the biggest challenges we face.

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Extreme Constraints and Curiosity Lead to True Innovation

Boundaries force you to find truly new solutions. For your next project, remove a given like a big budget or access to electricity to push your ideas further.

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Deanna Badizadegan, Stanford University

In conversation with: Deanna Badizadegan

Global Entrepreneurship: More Than Just Replicating Silicon Valley

Entrepreneurship may be seen as a key to improving society and economies in America and much of the developed world. But how much faith do other cultures put in it,

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Why Africa is Fertile Ground for Tech Entrepreneurs

Burst your own bubble. Be part of an emerging ecosystem.

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Mike Peña, Stanford University

Is the App-pocalypse Nigh?

It’s easy to see why much of America sees Silicon Valley as out of touch, even as we tap and swipe our devices with renewed vigor each time an entrepreneur

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Susie Allen, Writer

Can Tech Get Better at Confronting Ethical Challenges?

Add ethics to your design process by reframing engineering problems in terms of people and values.

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Pui Shiau, Stanford University

China Study Reveals Why Startups Succeed

This article originally appeared in the Stanford Report. Downtown San Jose, Calif. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) From humble beginnings known for its fruit orchards, Silicon Valley has transformed into the heartland of

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