Sal Khan,
Khan Academy
Sal Khan (Khan Academy) – Education Reimagined [ETL Looks Back]
A decade ago, Sal Khan envisioned using technology to tailor education to individual and community needs.
Announcing ETL Looks Back
While ETL takes a break from new episodes, we’re looking back at some timely gems from our archives.
Alexandra Zatarain,
Eight Sleep
Alexandra Zatarain (Eight Sleep) – Getting to Product-Market Fit
Product-market fit is a journey. Knowing your audience and mission will help you on your way.
Maria Barrera,
Clayful
Maria Barrera (Clayful) – Mental Health Tech, Mentally Healthy Startups
Startups can address important mental health problems, but maintaining mental health in startup culture is challenging.
David Allemann,
On
David Allemann (On) – Exploration in Sports Technology
Taking a risk on an innovative idea can be the spark of a global company.
Ali Ghodsi,
Databricks
Ali Ghodsi (Databricks) – Lessons from a Large Founding Team
Building a successful company with a large founding team requires trust and a CEO who is willing to make hard decisions.
Margo Georgiadis,
Flagship Pioneering
Margo Georgiadis (Flagship Pioneering and Montai Health) – Deep Tech Innovation
By addressing risk and embracing uncertainty, deep tech entrepreneurs can create world-changing innovations.
Sam Altman,
OpenAI
Sam Altman (OpenAI) – The Possibilities of AI
AI opportunities are just beginning. The future holds risks and rewards.
Qasar Younis,
Applied Intuition
Qasar Younis (Applied Intuition) – Radically Pragmatic Insights
Becoming a successful entrepreneur requires more than ambition.
Sharon Prince,
Grace Farms Foundation
Sharon Prince (Grace Farms Foundation) – Designing From Values
A space is an expression of values, from the earliest concepts to the actual materials.
Bedy Yang,
500 Global
Balancing Impact with Market Opportunity – Bedy Yang (500 Global)
A strong team, a scalable idea, and measurable impact contribute to a climate startup’s success
Sophia Edelstein and Nathan Kondamuri,
Pair Eyewear
From Stanford Students to Co-CEOs
Mission and culture are essential to taking a company from its earliest days to unbelievable growth.
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