Charles Eesley

Charles Eesley EIX Editor
Member Since: August 3, 2015
Assistant Professor MS&E Stanford University

Interest: Innovation  Research Methods  Strategy  Technology Commercialization  Stakeholder Theory  Entrepreneurship 

Industry: Banking, Finance, Insurance  Information, Software, Data  Educational Services 

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Authored Resources

Online Mentorship and Teamwork Best Practices

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This resource is meant to help educators interested in adding mentorship or team-based exercises to their courses, especially when teaching online.

Science Parks Connect Entrepreneurs and Public Resources in Emerging Economies

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Location, location, location. That's what matters when a government finances innovation and lacks resources to pick the winners.

How Strategy and Industry Should Shape Your Choice of Co-Founders

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Should a startup's co-founders be focused on just technology or a diverse range of specialties? It depends on the competition, and whether the startup is an innovator.

a16z Brings Thought Leadership to the Valley

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The rise of Andreessen Horowitz holds important lessons for today's tech entrepreneurs and VCs introducing products and services whose benefits are hard to understand.

Editors’ Picks

ECorner from Stanford University

As the entrepreneurship center in Stanford's School of Engineering, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) delivers courses and extracurricular programs to Stanford students, creates scholarly research on high-impact technology ventures, and produces a large and growing collection of online content and experiences for people around the world.

Stanford Technology Entrepreneurship Syllabus for E145

Stanford Technology Entrepreneurship Syllabus for E145 - http://e145.stanford.edu/

Epicenter

Epicenter offers opportunities to help faculty, students and academic leaders support entrepreneurship and innovation learning in undergraduate engineering education.

Epicenter was funded by the National Science Foundation from 2011 to 2016 and directed by Stanford University and VentureWell. Epicenter's mission was to empower U.S. undergraduate engineering students to bring their ideas to life for the benefit of our economy and society.

Pretotyping

Alberto Savoia Unlocks The Secrets Of Market Demand With Pretotyping

https://foreverjobless.com/blog/

Interesting site about creating and buying online businesses and having a career as an entrepreneur (without the Silicon Valley model).