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Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional co-ed business fraternity that seeks to develop its members into principled business leaders and develop a strong community of like-minded business individuals.

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BASES is a student organization that seeks to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs through educational programming. We make entrepreneurial engagement accessible to the Stanford community, serving as a portal to Silicon Valley and beyond.

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Consult Your Community (CYC) is a national nonprofit consulting organization uplifting local communities by empowering local businesses. We prepare and mobilize Stanford students on skills-based consulting projects to leverage their education, digital fluency, mentorship networks, and knowledge as customers to transform how a local business is portrayed, functions, and engages with the community surrounding it.

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We are Latine students interested in the law: ranging all the way from education and immigration to international relations and business. There is no undergraduate pre-law degree on the Stanford campus, so we provide a forum through which undergraduates can learn more about what the legal field and law school is like.

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The Adam Smith Society seeks to stimulate and promote discussion and debate of free-market economics and policies with the Stanford Graduate School of Business community and the broader Stanford community through large speaker events, smaller dinners and lunches with guests, and social events.

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The Africa Business Club at Stanford GSB exists to foster a vibrant, inclusive community of students passionate about Africa. We hope to create platforms for dialogue, connection, and action by:
- Facilitating authentic conversations about African business, policy, innovation, and culture
- Showcasing African changemakers and trailblazers through speaker series and events
- Connecting students with leaders and changemakers on the continent
- Building a bridge between Stanford GSB and Africa through collaboration, career exploration, and community

Our aim is to spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and empower the next generation of leaders driving impact in and with Africa.

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The purpose of the Stanford GSB Artificial Intelligence (AI) Club is to serve GSB students, faculty members, and the broad Stanford community as the bridge between frontier development in AI and its applications and influence on the business and social worlds. To achieve that, AI Club is Stanford's central hub for:
- Dialogue on business and social applications of AI
- Connecting Club members with AI industry leaders
- Receiving and accumulating the most holistic and up-to-date information about professional, business, and learning opportunities on AI at Stanford and beyond.

By doing this, the Club helps the GSB and the entire University in preparing future business and social leaders to confront and work with this technology and being successful in their careers.

Stanford GSB Artificial Intelligence Club is open for all interested members.

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We aspire to create a community where Asians at Stanford GSB can:
1. Be comfortable and proud to bring their whole selves to Stanford
2. Explore the richness of being Asian by learning from our similarities and uniqueness
3. Feel empowered and supported to succeed in their academic, professional, and societal
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We welcome classmates identifying as Asian by geography or heritage, including (but not
limited to) South Asian, Southeast Asian, East Asian, Pacific Islander, and both domestic and
international classmates. We also welcome participation from identity groups across the GSB to
advance our common interests. We aim to create cohesion across MBA class cohorts; between
students, alumni, and faculty; and between the GSB community and the greater web of Asian
business professionals.

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The Black Business Student Association (BBSA) serves as a support network for Black MBA, MSx, and PhD students at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB). It also strives to enhance the GSB experience for all students; membership is open to all GSB students interested in cultural and professional issues that affect African-Americans.

The BBSA provides the opportunity for students to serve as mentors to local high school and undergraduate students, and interact with African-American GSB alumni. The annual gala presents a forum for the community to come together and discuss relevant issues and plan strategies for success, and features terrific keynote speakers.

The BBSA also plays a key role in connecting with the African-American communities at other top business schools. In addition, a growing number of companies are reaching out to the BBSA, in order to tap our high-quality talent pool.

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The Business & Environment Club's goal is to cultivate a GSB community that incorporates environmental sustainability into its philosophy, curriculum, and operations. It also empowers its students and alumni to lead on environmental challenges in their industries. We focus on the following three themes through our activities:

1) Foster collaborations and robust discussions about sustainability at the GSB by leveraging the passion and connections of all members of the Stanford community;

2) Serve as a guidepost and all-encompassing resource at the intersection of business and the environment for the GSB community;

3) Illuminate ways for students to incorporate environmental responsibility in their professional careers.

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Our purpose is to foster a community for all students interested in learning, working, and connecting with Canada.

Our mission is three-fold:
1) Learn: Hear from Canadian business leaders and classmates on how they have navigated and led their careers both within and outside of Canada
2) Work: Create opportunities for students to source meaningful internship and full-time opportunities in Canada
3) Connect: Build community between GSB students and the broader Bay Area Canadian community

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Challenge for Charity (C4C) is a nonprofit that was founded in 1984 by a Stanford GSB student whose sister had Down's syndrome and was a Special Olympics athlete. This student wanted to support Special Olympics and other community-based organizations. Accordingly, C4C's mission is to support Special Olympics and other local charities and, ultimately, to develop business leaders with a lifelong commitment to community involvement and social responsibility.

These goals are accomplished through volunteerism and fundraising and are fostered through collegial interaction among participating business schools. Seven West Coast business schools participate in C4C and compete annually in three categories: volunteer hours, fundraising, and a weekend sports competition hosted by Stanford each April. The results in each of these three categories are tallied and weighted, and the school that scores the most points wins the coveted "Golden Briefcase".

GSB's C4C Chapter has traditionally worked with Special Olympics of Northern California, Boys and Girls Club of the Peninsula, and East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring. Starting in 2015, C4C counts volunteer hours at any local nonprofit.

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Christians in Business provides an opportunity to develop lasting relationships within the GSB as we discuss and debate everyday life issues from a Christian perspective. We provide fellowship and numerous social events to build a supportive community within the GSB and in the marketplace beyond business school. The club is very active. We have weekly meetings, as well as alumni dinners, parties, and other social events.

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Education tops many political and social agendas today, and there has been a growing interest in the private sector in the business of education. The Education Club engages Stanford business and education school students in discussions about education issues, their role in education, and business' role in education.

The Education Club focuses on four broad areas:

Building community and increasing knowledge among GSB and Ed students interested in education
Assisting GSB students with the exploration of education careers
Providing practical information for MBA/ MA Education dual-degree candidates
Facilitating volunteer opportunities in education at local schools and non-profits

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The Entrepreneur Club is for people with a strong interest in the practical aspects of entrepreneurship. Some Entrepreneur Club members have already owned a company, others are exploring potential business ideas, and others are just playing with an idea to pivot into entrepreneurship. We have events for everyone, just be curious!

Our goals are:

- To equip out members with knowledge, inspiration, network, and information to jump-start their entrepreneurial urges
- To supplement the strong entrepreneurial curriculum at the GSB with exposure to, mentorship, and networking opportunities with outside business owners
- To build relationships between the GSB and the entrepreneurial community in Silicon Valley and beyond

Our key activities include:

- Speaker series featuring entrepreneurs, investors, and distinguished guests
- Treks to early-stage companies and accelerators in the Bay Area
- Small group dinners
- Skills workshops: prototyping, designing, brainstorming, DOING!
- Various opportunities to meet and collaborate with students "across the street," other b-schools, and members of the community

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The Europe Club is a community gathering all students sharing an interest in European culture and business. Our goal is to provide a space for European students to share their culture and non-European students to discover it through the organization of social and cultural events (e.g. European movie nights, small group dinners, wine & cheese nights, parties). We also want to help GSB students explore European career opportunities via the organization of BBLs with European employers and networking events with European alumni.

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The Stanford GSB Family Business Club is a home for those who want to build enduring, sustainable enterprises that often fall outside of the traditional Silicon Valley VC-fueled growth.

We exist to empower GSB students who are committed to creating or scaling lasting and impactful businesses that transcend generations. Our mission is to provide a collaborative space for learning and growth as we explore the unique opportunities and challenges of long-term institutions such as family-owned businesses. The business model of such institutions often differs from that of startups or large corporations, and it is our goal to give GSB students the opportunity to fill in that gap through meaningful learning experiences on this markedly different framework.

As a club, we work with students, faculty, alumni, and the broader Stanford community to support our members’ journey in forging lasting legacies. To achieve this purpose, we provide unique opportunities for connection and collaboration; educational and career development resources; workshops on key issues specific to family enterprises, such as governance, succession, and innovation; speaker events with family-business leaders; and a network of peers and mentors who share interest in generational enterprises. It is our mission to equip students with the tools and resources to navigate the unique challenges of family-owned businesses, foster a strong community of shared experiences and mutual growth, and empower our members to build lasting legacies.

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The FinTech Club is designed for students interested in learning about or pursuing a career in the financial technology industry. The club seeks to bring together students, faculty, entrepreneurs, company builders, and investors around a shared interest in the business and societal impact of financial technology. Events throughout the year promote community across all FinTech sub-verticals: banking, credit, insurtech, payments, asset/wealth management, and software.

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FGLI aims to create a community among students who share the invisible FLI (First generation Low Income) identity, helping them find each other and facilitating more meaningful connections through shared experiences. GSB FLI also aims to develop allyship programming with a far-reaching impact on business and education access for socioeconomically disadvantaged students and young professionals. We aim to bring together FLI and non-FLI business school students to engage in discussions around class privilege and socioeconomic inequality to create more potent and effective FLI advocates among the future highly influential business leaders at the GSB.

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GSB Food & Agriculture Club serves to facilitate food and agriculture-related dialogue for the purposes of educational, professional, social, and entrepreneurial pursuits.

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The purpose of the FOM club is to help GSB students gain a deeper understanding of the rapidly changing mobility landscape that is being disrupted by self-driving and flying cars, new ownership models, and multi-modal transport models. These changes will have an unprecedented effect on hundreds of thousands of jobs in the US economy - and on society as a whole - and at the same time, create new business opportunities for entrepreneurs.

We will explore the four big trends that are actively challenging the existing infrastructure:

Connectivity: Cars will be able to communicate with each other, thereby avoiding accidents. What are some key technology trends to make this happen? What skills will be needed for entrepreneurs?
Autonomy: Cars will be able to drive themselves, which has tremendous effects on various factors such as urban planning, legal codes in case of accidents, insurances, business models for car producers, and new entrants such as Waymo and Uber, etc.
Sharing: Autonomous cars could be available at the click of a button, thus eliminating the need for personal car ownership. What are the effects on business models of car producers - a USD 2.3 trillion industry in the US alone?
Electric: Experts agree that the future of the car industry is in electric vehicles. Who will win in the race towards electric mass-mobility? Will it be prominent challengers such as Tesla or the established car producers?

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The purpose of the Gaming Club is to provide an environment for people to explore the gaming industry. The club focuses on two goals -- one on the business side and one on the social side. On the business side, the club provides a place to gain insights into the industry and help students develop new venture ideas. On the social side, the club provides opportunities to network with other people interested in the gaming industry both within and outside the GSB, Stanford, and the Bay Area.

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The GSB Golf Club's mission is to provide its members with opportunities to learn one of the most critical and underappreciated business skills, the game of golf. To help members improve their level of play, the club will organize various playing opportunities including: instructional clinics focusing on all aspects of the game, tournament-style competitions at various golf courses in the northern California area, and casual group tee times at the Stanford Golf Course. Finally, the club will attempt to secure discounts on equipment from local retailers and lessons from local instructors.

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The club's mission is to provide a non-partisan forum to discuss government and political issues, bring government officials to campus as speakers, and offer opportunities to meet with government officials in California and elsewhere. It also aims to support students with careers in the public sector and at the intersection of business and government, building a community that will last beyond the GSB.

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The Greater China Business Club is a platform, interface, and exchange for people interested in business in the Greater China region: Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong. The club will provide opportunities to connect, share knowledge, learn, discover, and create opportunities.

First and foremost, we strive to improve our members' ability to succeed in Greater China-related business. We seek to do this by:
(i) Pooling and expanding our networks with GSB and Stanford alumni as well as other members of the Greater China business community;
(ii) Conducting educational events to increase the depth of our understanding of Greater Chinese business;
(iii) Promoting the Stanford GSB brand name in Greater China and within Greater China business circles in the Stanford area.

Second, we will work to increase the understanding of business and opportunity in Greater China. We will do this by engaging with the larger GSB and Stanford community through educational activities. We have held a number of events that have drawn many attendees from the MSx program, the Ph.D. program, undergraduates, and graduate students from other schools with interest in business opportunities in Greater China.

We will cooperate with other GSB, Stanford, and external organizations to help us fulfill this mission.

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The Stanford Healthcare Club is the primary life science and health care industry-oriented student organization at Stanford. We are headquartered at the Graduate School of Business, but our membership is interdisciplinary and drawn from the breadth of Stanford's graduate schools, including MBA, MD, JD, and Ph.D./postdoctoral programs.

Our mission is to build networks that will help Stanford students explore, pursue and continue careers in businesses related to health care and the life sciences, including biotechnology & genomics, health care, pharmaceuticals, health care information technology (e-health), medical technology, venture capital, public/private equity investing, consulting, and investment banking.

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Our vision for HBSA is to create an inclusive community that: 1) Celebrates Hispanic/Latine heritage, 2) Provides a community and safety net for Hispanic/Latine classmates, 3) Fosters connections between the GSB, alumni, and organizations that promote advancement of Hispanic/Latine leadership, and 4) Supports members in navigating and thriving at the GSB. HBSA is a community of leaders and proponents of Hispanic/Latine people and their personal and professional development at the GSB, in the broader community, and across all types of organizations.

We invite classmates who identify as Hispanic/Latine, by geography or heritage, including both domestic and international classmates, as well as allies, to join HBSA in promoting its vision.

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The mission of the Jewish Business Student Association is to provide a welcoming Jewish community for all GSB students and their significant others. Through the JBSA, we are building a community that allows us to keep in touch, celebrate our high-holidays, and make new friends.

The Club organizes the traditional festivities around Jewish high-holidays and sponsors other educational, social and religious events to enrich the cultural life of the GSB community. JBSA intends to reach across and bridge over the diversity of Jewish practices, backgrounds, and interests to strengthen the relationship and understanding within the community.

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The GSB Latter-day Saint Association is a socially and spiritually enriching community of Latter-day Saint students. We gather regularly to discuss gospel-related topics, learn from Latter-day Saint business and spiritual leaders, and build relationships. We encourage latter-day saints to participate, regardless of church involvement, and we warmly welcome all students interested in contributing to an uplifting community.

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The Manufacturing & Supply Chain Club brings together students interested in how things are made, moved, and scaled in the real economy. In an era defined by technological change, geopolitical complexity, and sustainability challenges, the physical economy is more critical than ever. The club equips students with the insights, networks, and real-world exposure needed to build, scale, acquire, and transform businesses rooted in this space. We do so through workshops, treks, small-group dinners, and conversations with industry leaders and fellow members.

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The MBA students of the Stanford Graduate School of Business hereby establish a Student Association to represent themselves and to act on their collective behalf in order to actively enrich and broaden the experience of the student community, both inside and outside of the classroom. In pursuit of these goals, the SA will represent, advocate, and act on student views and concerns; promote, coordinate, and operate student activities and services; and enhance channels of communication between the student, faculty, administration, alumni and university communities.

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The Middle East and North Africa club promotes:

The Middle East and North Africa within the GSB through speakers and recruiting events and conferences.
The GSB within the Middle East and North Africa through admission and alumni events.
The club's focus is strictly on promoting the business and cultural aspects of the region, leaving the political part to other clubs at Stanford that are better suited.

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The Stanford MSx students of the Stanford Graduate School of Business hereby establish a Student Association to represent themselves and to act on their collective behalf in order to actively enrich and broaden the experience of die student community, both inside and outside of the classroom.

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The Muslims in Business club establishes an open and inclusive environment for Stanford GSB Muslim identifying students and allies to foster meaningful connections and discussions within the broader GSB community on issues related to an Islamic way of life.

Muslims in Business will create a supportive space for networking, mentorship, and learning to enhance understanding of and engagement with Islamic values in all facets of life.

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The PhD Student Association works to enrich the quality of social and academic life for doctoral students in Stanford's Graduate School of Business.

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The Stanford GSB Pickleball Club aims to foster a vibrant and inclusive community that promotes physical well-being and social connectivity among students at the Graduate School of Business. Our mission is to provide a platform where members can engage in the exciting sport of pickleball, regardless of skill level, creating an environment that encourages camaraderie, healthy competition, and lifelong connections.

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Pride Club is a social and socially active organization for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students and allies at Stanford GSB. The goals are to provide a community for LGBTQ students and allies; to serve as a resource for our membership and the Stanford GSB Community as a whole; and to increase awareness of LGBTQ issues in business.

Activities include social gatherings on campus and throughout the Bay Area, educational and awareness-building events, participation in the LGBTQ MBA Conference, and networking events with gay and lesbian alumni and with complementary groups from Stanford's other schools. Membership is open and confidential. For those who are out, Pride aims to grow the community's visible presence on campus.

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Every year, near the middle of spring quarter, the entire GSB community awaits with bated breath the most spectacular--nay, only--quasi-artistic performance to be put on by the business school. The annual GSB show is a long-standing tradition here at Stanford. It is entirely student-written and student-run, and consists of videos, skits, and hilarious song and dance numbers, all designed to bring a bit of humor (that's humour for the Europeans among us) and wit to an institution that, uhm, can use it!

Use the GSB Show as a forum to exact your own personal revenge on, or to celebrate, your D&D professor or that overeager guy in the front row who had to be carried away for a dislocated shoulder caused by hand-raising enthusiasm. Or simply use the Show to exhibit all the artistic skills that have lain dormant in you throughout the year here at the GSB (and they will). People are still talking about that horror film of fall quarter "The D&D Project" and our opening song and dance number "Livin' La Vidalakis".

Talent and experience are welcome AND APPRECIATED, but not at all necessary. If you're interested in writing, performing, directing or crewing the Show, or if you just want to see what it's all about, follow the sounds of uncontrolled laughter.

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The Social Impact Club serves Stanford GSB students interested in exploring innovative ways to tackle the world's most pressing social challenges and improving livelihoods for those in need, both in the US and worldwide. The club aims to explore how innovation across business, finance, policy, and nonprofit systems can better catalyze long-term social impact.

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SABSA's purpose is to create social community and affinity networks through shared experiences & activities for South Asian students and those interested in South Asian culture at GSB.

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Whether you are a die-hard sports fan or a sports industry veteran looking to deepen your network, the Sports Management Club is a perfect fit for you.

The Sports Management Club hosts guest speakers, plans small group dinners, sets up career panels, and organizes outings with those involved in the business side of sports and related industries. Recent examples include general managers and presidents of sports organizations (e.g., Sam Hinkie -- GM of the Philadelphia 76ers; Dave Kaval -- President of the Oakland Athletics), league executives (e.g., Amy Brooks -- President of Team Marketing & Business Operations and Chief Innovation Officer at the NBA), and representatives from multinational sports organizations (e.g., Nike). The SMC extends far beyond sports teams and leagues to also include apparel, media, marketing, e-commerce, sports agencies, and more.

In addition to the great guests we bring to Stanford, we will also be making trips to visit sports organizations both to attend sporting events and to meet with key executives. The GSB has an incredibly strong network in the world of sports, and the SMC is focused on providing students the best access and exposure possible to that broad network.

The Sports Management Club also plans and executes a day-long Sports Innovation Conference each year that draws hundreds of attendees and involves keynote addresses, deep dive panels, and networking opportunities for GSB and Stanford students, sports investors, entrepreneurs, and executives.

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Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the Stanford Graduate School of Business is geographically and strategically positioned to take advantage of a wealth of technology companies headquartered and thriving within its vicinity. The Tech Club is open to members of the Stanford GSB community with a passion for technologies ranging from consumer to enterprise, software to hardware, mobile to wearable. The mission of Tech Club is to empower its members to explore the technology industry, regardless of their background. There are several dimensions in which the Tech Club operates and advances Stanford GSB students' interest in technology. These include:

Access to high-profile technology leaders—Through small dinners, roundtable discussions, panels, and executive speaker forums, Tech Club members interact directly with and learn from leaders and visionaries in the tech industry.
Career Transition or Career Advancement—Working closely with the CMC and Stanford GSB Alumni, the Tech Club facilitates many introductions to firms and organizations employing Stanford GSB MBA students for Summer Internships and beyond. The Tech Club assists members in exploring career opportunities in the technology sector and coordinates treks and site visits to a diverse range of technology companies. Treks in the past have included visits to companies such as NVIDIA and Google.
Knowledge sharing in Technology & Trends—The Tech Club caters to a wide range of members' experiences with technology, welcoming people who are brand new to the field as well as those who have already established deep expertise. Through small group dinners and industry events, the Tech Club brings its members together to collaborate, learn from each other, build relationships, and better understand technology and its implications for business and society.
Cross-Club and Across the Street Interaction—The Tech Club intends to foster relations with other organizations and schools within Stanford, including co-hosting events with the Stanford GSB E-Club, the Business Association of Stanford Engineering Students (BASES), Stanford's Office of Technology Licensing (OTL), and Stanford's Media-X center.

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The Travel & Hospitality (T&H) club seeks to become the center for travel and hospitality-related interactions at the GSB. We aim to bring together students, faculty and guests to explore issues related to all aspects of leisure and business travel including hotels and resorts, restaurants, the airline and car rental industries, vacation real estate, eco-tourism, spa/golf/adventure, sport-related travel, etc. The T&H leadership aims to focus on the following areas: (i) Careers & Professional Development, (ii) Networking, and (iii) Social Events.

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The Venture Capital Club is one of the largest and most popular student organizations at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. The club sponsors a variety of group events with venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, including small group dinners, speaker presentations, workshops, and social events. Club members range from those with previous VC experience to those who are exploring the venture industry for the first time.

The Venture Capital Club's mission is to facilitate:

Education - Help club members learn about the venture capital industry and the fundraising and investment process through interaction with industry experts and experienced fellow students.
Networking - Create opportunities for students to meet fellow business school students with common interests, Stanford students outside the business school, and members of the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial and venture capital community.
Jobs - Help club members interested in summer or full-time opportunities in venture capital to find jobs through student projects, a resume book (only club members can participate!), job opportunities that come through the club, and web-based resources about the VC industry.
Furthermore, the Venture Capital Club serves aspiring student entrepreneurs by facilitating connections with potential investors and providing coaching for business plan pitches.

For more information on joining the club, club activities, and resources, email the club leadership!

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The Veterans Club is the GSB's association of military veterans. While all ex-military MBA and MSx students are automatically members, the club is open to all GSB students and attempts to relate the unique experiences of military service to current events and business problems that managers are likely to encounter, including strategic, human resources, and operational issues. The Veterans Club also provides an opportunity to help MBA1 club members who are seeking a private-sector position for the first time with advice concerning the recruiting process, including writing resumes, industry and company analysis, and interviewing skills.

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The GSB Volleyball Club aims to foster an inclusive community for volleyball that promotes physical health and social connectivity among students at the Graduate School of Business. Our mission is to provide a space for people of all levels to come learn, compete and play volleyball across campus. We want to build lifelong connections and encourage teamwork amongst all.

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Women in Management (WIM) is a strong, authentic community of members who aim to build a supportive network and foster a more equitable and gender-mindful business world by:
Building an inclusive and supportive community of women and men from diverse backgrounds who inspire each other to develop personally and professionally.
Helping all members of the GSB community become gender-mindful leaders who are aware of the challenges facing women at work and prepared to advocate for a level playing field for all.
Building strong professional networks that empower Stanford women in the workplace and shine a light on spaces where women are underrepresented.

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The Latinx Business Student Association (LBSA) is a student-run, pre-professional organization at Stanford University. It strives to promote success through diversity, develop its members both personally and professionally, and create a Familia whose relationships continue beyond The Farm. As an organization, we leverage our capital to further Latinx representation on campus and ensure that our members have access to the resources they need to thrive.

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University policy governs all fundraising activities for cash, goods or services done by departments and student groups targeting off-campus entities including local businesses, corporations, foundations or individuals. Corporate fundraising activities by any Stanford entity, including student organizations, is restricted and requires prior university approval from the Office of Development and the Office of Student Engagement.

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Rem at Stanford is on a mission to keep doors open and dreams alive for small businesses in the Bay Area. Through pro-bono consulting projects, Rem at Stanford creates an immersive curriculum shaping students and young problem-solvers into the next generation of impact-driven innovators. Rem at Stanford is a way for students to develop new personal and professional relationships, engage in unique hands-on learning experiences, and–most of all–positively impact their community.

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To meet and engage with students interested in the practice of tax law.The Stanford Tax Law Association (STLA) is dedicated to fostering a dynamic academic and professional community for students interested in tax law. We aim to promote an in-depth understanding and thoughtful discussion of both foundational and emerging tax law and policy issues. Through guest lectures, panels, workshops, and collaborative research projects, STLA equips students with the knowledge and resources needed to excel in the tax field while also exploring the broader societal impacts of taxation.

The Stanford community will benefit from this organization by gaining access to a platform for interdisciplinary learning, peer-to-peer mentorship, international experience, and professional development. STLA connects students with leading professionals, alumni, and academic experts in the tax world, providing networking opportunities and fostering deeper engagement with the challenges and prospects in modern tax law. Through these efforts, we aim to cultivate future leaders who can navigate the complexities of tax law and its role in shaping business and public policy. Our ultimate goal is to build a long-lasting community of Stanford tax law enthusiasts!

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To serve as a bridge between students interested in business — including VC, finance, startups, etc. — and senior industry professionals who can provide unique insights by leveraging the rich entrepreneurial heritage of the South Asian community.

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To cultivate a tight-knit Southeast Asian community, and raise awareness of Southeast Asian culture, business and politics in Stanford.

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To connect Stanford undergraduates to the greater sports industry.

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The Stanford ADC Consulting Club is committed to supporting all graduate students (in non-business programs and at all stages for their graduate program) considering a career in consulting. Our primary purpose is to facilitate consulting case interviews practice, and connect students with others interested in consulting and industry representatives. Our goal is to provide graduate students with all the resources and tools they require to better equip themselves for the competitive consulting career and interview process.

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The Stanford Art Ventures Network seeks to explore the dynamic intersection of art, technology, and business. Our mission is to demystify the art world and make it more accessible to aspiring entrepreneurs. We provide a platform for the Stanford community to discover how their entrepreneurial passions can intersect with the creative sector, fostering collaboration, innovation, and new ventures in the arts.

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The mission of SBG Undergraduate is to extend the reach of the Stanford Biotech Group (stanfordbiotechgroup.com) to undergraduates. In particular, we would like to create undergraduate-specific speaker series and training programs. SBGU would differ from other biotech groups on campus by focusing on the business side of the biotech industry, enabling students to enter fields such as biotech entrepreneurship, biotech investing, biotech consulting, and biotech investment banking.

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The British and Irish Club will provide Stanford students and alumni with:
- A forum to invite senior British and Irish business, political, and cultural leaders, in order to promote ties between Stanford and Britain/Ireland
- Annual events in Britain/Ireland and Stanford which all Stanford students and alumni will be welcome, and will make for fantastic networking opportunities
- A social community that will help British and Irish people settle in and make friends at Stanford, and share with the whole community big national events such as national holidays and elections
- A community that will support people coming from/going to Britain and Ireland with practical issues such as visas, shipping bag services, and other localised matters
- An active student community that will support the British Stanford alumni chapter
- An active Stanford community that will support Irish alumni

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Since 1990, Stanford Consulting has aimed to develop the next generation of top management consultants by giving students the opportunity to solve real-world business problems for our client companies. Our members include undergraduates, graduate students, and Knight-Hennessy Scholars who bring diverse academic and professional perspectives. We provide our consultants with the unique experience of collaborating with leading companies while delivering high-quality, impactful work for our clients.

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To equip Stanford students to solve complex business challenges and deliver value to client partners through education, consulting projects, and outreach.

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Solve genuinely interesting problems
Gain work experience & build your resume
Learn consulting skills and marketing concepts
Professional Network
Jobs & Internship Mentorship
Fun community & connections that last!

Please refer to SMG's website.

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Stanford Pre-Business Association prepares its members for professional opportunities in five pillars of business: consulting, finance, marketing, technology, and social impact. We provide unmatched accessibility to resources and opportunities, flexibility in exploring various aspects of business within the five pillars and beyond, and a great community to learn from and befriend. We offer practical workshops to build students' business knowledge, hands-on client projects to develop real-world project experience, and networking opportunities to connect students to prestigious firms and alumni. Past client companies have included Google, Disney+, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Netflix, NPR, and Impossible Foods. There isn't any added pressure to interview with or prepare prior business experience. Learn, grow, and contribute to SPBA and our community!

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Stanford Product Pathways is a club for Stanford students to get exposure to the product field and explore career pathways. This will appeal to many Stanford students as it is an interdisciplinary field relying on engineering, design, business and economics. Our product-oriented club will be a lot more holistic than existing clubs which focus on one specific area. Students will get to learn from industry experts and learn about the various aspects of a product career through a monthly speaker series and an eventual mentorship program.

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A nexus between Stanford and our partners in the biotech ecosystem:
We support Stanford graduate and professional students, postdocs, and other affiliates from the biosciences, medicine, engineering, business, and law, who are interested in biotech research, business, management, entrepreneurship, consulting, investing, and more.
Our goal is to help individuals explore opportunities and build industry connections in biotech by creating avenues for experiential education, career development, and networking.
We are committed to promoting racial and gender equity in biotech as we serve and represent the next generation of biotech leaders.

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Stanford Women in Business was co-founded in the fall of 2005 by four Stanford undergraduate women. Today, members are supported with meaningful career direction, professional network development, and opportunities for growth. We do this by engaging with our members around three pillars: education, community, and networking. These core values form the basis of our events throughout the year—from skill development workshops to leadership conferences, career exposes, mentorship programs, speaker series, and more.

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Access to SWIB's network (alumni, corporate partners)
Exclusive events with corporate sponsors and business leaders
Community of high-achieving, mission-driven women

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TAMID Group at Stanford seeks to provide students with hands-on business experience through consulting with Israeli startups and managing an equity investment portfolio. As part of the broader TAMID Group, an international organization with over 60 chapters globally, TAMID at Stanford is committed to fostering professional development, global business expertise, and a collaborative, inclusive community that enriches both academic and professional journeys.

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The Stanford Daily is the independent, student-run newspaper of Stanford University. The Daily was originally founded as a small pamphlet known as The Daily Palo Alto in 1892 and has been a campus fixture ever since. The Daily strives to serve the Stanford community with relevant, unbiased journalism and provides its editorial, tech and business staffs with unparalleled educational opportunities.

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