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Title: Stanford Technology Ventures Program Tina Seelig, Ph.D. Executive Director


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Stanford Technology Ventures ProgramTina
Seelig, Ph.D.Executive Director
  • Forum on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
  • in Biomedical Engineering
  • Education

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STVPs Mission
We believe that scientists and engineers need
entrepreneurial skills in order to be successful
in all roles within their organizations.
Therefore, we have created a research center
dedicated to accelerating high-technology
entrepreneurship education and knowledge creation
both at Stanford University and around the world.
We aim to prepare students for leadership
positions in industry, government, education, and
in society as a whole.
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Teaching Skill Development for Future
Technology Leaders
  • Strategy and real-time decision making
  • Comfort with uncertainty
  • Appreciation for teamwork and culture
  • Creativity and innovation
  • Influence and persuasion
  • Oral and written communication
  • Start-up finance and accounting

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Teaching Over 1,500 Students/Year
FALL WINTER SPRING
Entrepreneurial Finance
Management of Technology Ventures
Management of Technology Ventures
Technology Venture Formation
Managing to IPO Control Systems
Managing to IPO Control Systems
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lectures
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lectures
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lectures
Strategy In Technology- Based Firms (2)
Global Entrepreneurial Marketing (2)
Building Dynamic Entrepreneurial Organizations
Intro to High-Tech Entrepreneurship
Start-up Globalization Strategies
Ph.D. Workshop
Creativity and Innovation
Project Course in Strategy Modeling
Ph.D. Workshop
Ph.D. Workshop
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Mayfield Fellows Program
WINTER Select outstanding engineering seniors
and co-terms to be Mayfield Fellows
3 Courses Paid Summer Internship
I. SPRING Students learn structure and
methods of start-ups Students matched with paid
assignments at high tech start-up companies
III. AUTUMNStudents bring back experiences and
learn from them as a group
  • Each fellow has 3 mentors
  • VC
  • Alumnus of MFP
  • Entrepreneur _at_ summer employer

II. SUMMER Leverage the power of real-
world, hands-on experience
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Impact of STVP Programs
120,000 students/year (400 schools 300
students)
Web Sites
Educators Corner
60,000 students/year (200 schools 300
students)
REEE USA/Europe/Asia
24,000 students/year (80 schools 300
students)
SEN ETL BASES
3,000 students/year
1,500 students/year
STVP
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