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Governance Sank WeWork from the Start, a VC and Stanford Lecturer Says. Here’s What Any Founder Can Learn from Adam Neumann’s Cautionary Tale
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Even After Ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork Could Still Go Public This Year – if it Prices its IPO Low Enough
Read MoreWeWork and Uber Are Giving Softbank a Black Eye, but That Doesn’t Mean Vision Fund II Is in Trouble, Experts Say
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Leaders Must Act as Systems Thinkers in the Digital Industrial Transformation
Much has been written about the frame-breaking changes taking place in industrial markets driven by the combination of hardware...
Read MoreThe Complexity of Marketplaces — Tony Xu, CEO DoorDash
Last week we were fortunate to have Tony Xu, GSB ’13 and CEO of DoorDash,as our classroom guest. While...
Read MoreBig Industrial Meets Digital — Rob Charter, Group President Caterpillar
In our session last week we were fortunate to have Rob Charter, Group President of Caterpillar, share his perspectives...
Read MoreThe Perfect Ending: Changes in the Film and TV Industries — Thomas Tull, CEO Legendary Pictures
As we entered our final class session for the quarter we tackled one last industry dealing with astronomical changes...
Read MoreThe Biggest Transformation of the Auto Industry in the Last Century — Mark Fields, CEO Ford
We had hoped that when we arrived to this section of the course we would get to see differences...
Read MoreWhat If Healthcare Could Start With Technology? — Bernard Tyson, CEO Kaiser Permanente
This week the class transitioned from the “disruptors” to the “disruptees,” and gave us the opportunity to speak with...
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