We bring Stanford entrepreneurs together to share ideas, make connections, and accelerate progress. Through events, curated groups, and hands-on opportunities, we help builders learn and grow stronger—at every stage of the journey.
The right community makes all the difference. This is where Stanford founders, builders, and investors find each other, exchange insights, and grow faster—together. It’s a place to plug in, give back, and be part of something bigger.
From hands-on workshops to expert panels and founder talks, our events are designed to spark ideas, share insights, and foster meaningful
connections across the startup community. For our full event listings (including partner events), please see our events page.
July
Hear insider stories of your favorite show about startup life when Stanford Entrepreneurs hosts producer and lead tech consultant of Silicon Valley, Todd Silverstein.
Presented by Stanford Entrepreneurs
July
Perfect your story with “Pitch Whisperer” Joey Katzen’s Bar Pitch workshop—an interactive, fun reinvention of the elevator pitch!
Presented by Joey Katzen, Managing Director, Hawaii Angels
Stanford entrepreneurs are shaping the future across industries— from solo ventures to high-growth startups and global enterprises. Here are some of our community’s dynamic founders, builders, and visionaries driving change and redefining what’s possible.
See the amazing startups founded by Stanford Entrepreneur group members. We selected a handful of amazing ideas and companies from our own community for all of us to support!
Stanford Entrepreneur member Sveinn Valfells is reshaping money itself. His startup Monerium put the first regulated fiat onchain—making stablecoins usable in real life, from banks to blockchains to VISA cards, with zero fees.
Sawyer Altman
Co-Founder, Goblins
Stanford PhD alum Xinkun Nie founded Lighten to unlock the value of electronic health records for clinical research by structuring raw clinical data into regulatory-grade evidence, delivering the quality and velocity needed to bring new treatments to patients faster.
Xinkun Nie
Founder, Lighten
Stanford GSB alums Kaushik Narasimhan and Yaniv Shimoni founded Take2 AI to automate phone screening with customizable AI agents—engaging applicants instantly, assessing role-specific skills, scheduling interviews, and saving recruiters 70% of their time.
Kaushik Narasimhan
Co-founder, Take 2 AI
Stanford GSB alum Nick Lombardo launched Arc to transform startup finance with technology-driven, non-dilutive capital. A Y Combinator company, Arc has helped thousands of SaaS founders grow—without bias, dilution, or friction.
Stanford entrepreneurs have launched thousands of diverse startups—from solo ventures to global enterprises. Here are just a few showcasing the ambition and diversity of our network.
