Second Annual Stanford Seed Transformation Network Global Summit to be held in Mumbai
by Shrutee K/DNS
Participants
of the Stanford Seed Transformation Program, business leaders, and
educationists will gather in India for the first time to discuss business
growth in emerging economies.
Mumbai, 26
February 2020: Stanford Graduate School of Business
(GSB) announced that the second annual Stanford Seed Transformation
Network Summit will be held in India for the first time between 12 and 14 of March 2020. The summit brings together entrepreneurs who have completed the school’s Seed
Transformation Program.
The Stanford
Seed Transformation Program partners with participants — business founders and
CEOs — to help them gain the essential business and leadership skills that will
enable them to grow their companies and positively impact their communities.
The high-touch, 12-month program inspires participants to become globally engaged
leaders and transform their business with training and networking support. The
Seed Transformation Program was first launched in West Africa in 2013 and
extended to East Africa in 2016, and India and Southern Africa in 2017. The
program has provided leadership training and mentorship to over 800
entrepreneurs across 20 countries.
Darius Teter, Stanford Seed Executive Director, and PR Ganapathy,
Stanford Seed, India, will host the summit. Other speakers will include:
Jonathan Levin, Philip H. Knight Professor and Dean of Stanford GSB
Baba Shiv, the Sanwa Bank, Limited, Professor
of Marketing at Stanford GSB
Jesper B.
Sørensen, the Robert A. and Elisabeth R. Jeffe Professor, and Professor of
Organizational Behavior at Stanford GSB
Paula Mariwala, Founder and Co-President, Stanford Angels & Entrepreneurs
India; Seed Advisory Board Member
Announcing the
2020 summit, Teter said, “This gathering will foster connections between
hundreds of business founders and CEOs representing thriving companies from
across Africa and India. They share a growth mindset, and a commitment to
impact that extends beyond their individual enterprises and industries to
include their communities and the world.”
About the Stanford Seed
Transformation Network: The participants
from the global communities of the Seed Transformation Program constitute the Seed
Transformation Network. The network operates active chapters in West,
East, and Southern Africa and India. The network offers members a way to
harness the power of the global Stanford Seed community by connecting online,
in person, or at events with other like-minded business leaders.
About Stanford Graduate School of
Business: Stanford
Graduate School of Business (GSB) is developing the next generation of
principled global leaders. Since 1925 we’ve been delivering rigorous and
experiential management education combined with personal development and
leadership that has the power to change both careers and lives. Our faculty are
empowered to design and discover original research that pushes the boundaries
of knowledge. Our diverse programs include: the 2-year MBA program; 1-year
Master of Science program for experienced leaders (MSx); PhD program; Executive
Education; Stanford LEAD, an online certificate program; and Stanford Seed, a
Stanford GSB-led initiative that partners with entrepreneurs in emerging
markets to build thriving enterprises that transform lives.
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