I created a model "CIDRAE" to evaluate various courses from Stanford Graduate School of Business

Today's Real-Life Ethics talked about managing board of directors for a startup company.

Another outstanding talk today from Stanford's famed Entrepreneurial Thought Leader (ETL) series, Geoff Yang from Redpoint Ventures.

20 minutes into the talk, some of my classmates including myself, are a bit confused by the business model of iShare and having a hard time understanding its merit.

This must be the dance of my life!

In today's GSBGEN239 - Executive Communication class, Professor Schramm talked about some basic rules of doing powerpoint, something I've spent a fair amount of time doing in my past life.

I was a CFO in my past life. Some reflections stroke me after Mark Leslie's class on Real-Life Ethics.

MS&E 472 Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Seminar ("ETL")

The 2012 Election in Historical Perspective​

Stanford GSB requires us to take between 16-22 credits in each quarter. I'm taking 19 credits for the Fall Quarter, from 8 courses. As I'm getting to the end of the first week, I can more or less settle on the following courses: