EVENT RECORDINGS
- "Get Inspired" Kick-Off Series
- Mid-Sprint Events
- Final Wrap-up and Showcase Series
Stanford Rebuild "Get Inspired" Kick-Off Series
June 22 | Welcome: Keynote Fireside Chat: Innovating for Recovery: A New Story: |
June 23Morning Sessions | Morning Keynote: The Post COVID-19 Economy
Where Do the Opportunities Lie?
The Future of Workplaces |
June 23Afternoon Session | Sector Talk: Longevity Innovations
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June 24Morning Sessions | Morning Keynote: Inequities of COVID-19 and Strategies for Change
Reimagining Business
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June 24Afternoon Session | Founder Discussion: Identifying and responding to opportunities Covid-19 has created business challenges around the world but also presents opportunities to serve customers in new ways. Fern Mandelbaum, Lecturer in Management at Stanford GSB, moderates a panel of founders who creatively responded to customer needs. They discussed how they planned to manage their workforces going forward, and how they strengthened their businesses while facing the new realities of living in a Covid-19 world. This session will also touch on how we can design businesses to better support a more equitable, connected world. |
June 24Afternoon SessionView Recording of June 24 "Tech Push" Session Download Slides from Professor Baba Shiv's "Tech Push" Session | Tech Push: Finding Market Applications for Innovative Technologies Startups that develop new or innovative technologies struggle with how to bring those innovations to market. Professor Baba Shiv, Sanwa Bank, Limited, Professor of Marketing, discussed an approach for technology-push founders who start with technology capabilities and need to move through the process of identifying market needs to create a viable business. |
Wednesday, July 15 | The Future of K-12 Education COVID forced operational changes in our schools and education system at large. Students are home, classes are (maybe) virtual, and parents are moonlighting as tutors. On the other side, administrators are struggling with hard decisions, teachers are needing to juggle even more, and budgets are being slashed. Underlying all these issues are glaring disparities in access to education, tools, and resources at all levels - students, teachers, parents, and schools. These new circumstances will lead to new trends across the education landscape and ultimately change what education looks and feels like for students. Join us to explore what that might look like and how we can best support this generation of learners and beyond. Panelists include:
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Thursday, July 30 | Team Dynamics Workshop: Great Teamwork Makes the Dream Work Successful startup founders invest as much time in building their teams as they do in building their products. Join Stanford GSB lecturer Anne Raimondi for this session to learn how you can create strong company values, choose a clear decision making strategy, and give and receive feedback in a way that helps you and your team continually learn and grow. |
Tuesday, August 11 | Leveraging Technology to Solve Post-Covid Healthcare Needs COVID-19 has changed the way we deliver healthcare and revealed many cracks in our public health systems as well as opportunities to innovate. This panel discussed the role that technology can play in helping us rebuild these systems and what building back better might look like. The panelists shared insights on the unique needs in healthcare, multiple stakeholders to consider, and constraints and characteristics to keep in mind as innovators develop solutions. Panelists:
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Tuesday, August 18 | Effective Online Pitching When it comes to pitching your idea, you only get a small window of opportunity to make a first impression. The stakes are even higher when pitching virtually. The good news is a well-structured elevator pitch, paired with simple, easy to understand visuals can cut through the noise and capture the attention of your audience, even when delivered virtually. Join communications strategist Steph Patterson for a workshop on how to create a simple, compelling and effective pitch for today's online environment. |
Collaborators Sessions
May 26View Recording of this Session
| Daniel Schwartz, Dean, Stanford Graduate School of Education: The Future of Education Daniel Schwartz, Dean, Stanford School of Education, was interviewed by GSB Lecturer Rob Siegel for Stanford GSB's Business and Society class. In the interview they discussed the impact of COVID-19 on the future of education. |
Various DatesView Recordings of these Sessions
| Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL) Series A candid exploration of the entrepreneurial journey where informed leaders share personal stories of the secrets and setbacks behind real success. Recent sessions have featured:
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Final Wrap-up and Showcase (September 9)
Click here to see the teams featured in the Rebuild Showcase and Honorable Mentions.
Morning Wrap-up | Morning Welcome What's Next After Stanford Rebuild? To Startup or Not: Choosing an Entrepreneurial Path
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Rebuild Showcase | Afternoon Welcome Project Showcase See the lineup of teams listed here.
Closing Remarks Professor Stefanos Zenios, Faculty Director for Stanford Rebuild provides closing remarks. |