17 Stanford Business Students Who Are Going To Change The World
Patrick Martinchek
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's surrounded by the companies and minds that have created some of the most influential companies in the world.
Students don't just come to get a job that pays more after school, but to create disruptive companies and change the world. We've picked out some of the most impressive students there right now.
They include a former NASA
engineer who worked on the Mars Rover; the deputy campaign manager for Julian
Castro, last year's keynote speaker at the Democratic National Convention; and
the youngest fine art specialist ever employed by Christies.
Their dreams are as impressive as their experience. From disrupting health
care and law to creating artificial intelligence machines, all of these students
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on May 23, 3:12 PM said:
"Social innovation Club" probably has raging parties.
on May 23, 3:18 PM said:
MBA usually don't change the world, they just slow it
down.
on May 23, 4:12 PM said:
@dumbledore:
someday, they will be effective administrators. You just
wait and see.
on May 23, 5:08 PM said:
Haters gonna hate. All the Stanford B-school alums here
speak up!
[crickets]
[went to Baruch]
[crickets]
[went to Baruch]
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