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Social Entrepreneurship

By Vinod Khosla - Stanford
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Lecture Description

In Kleiner Perkins perspective, Khosla argues, the traditional model of giving is broken. Social entrepreneurship and ways to leverage money are very important. Although there is not enough money in the world to solve the world's problems, if you apply and multiply, there are, in fact, solutions to some of these problems. Examples of companies providing these solutions include Gramine Bank and Aprotech.

Course Index

  1. Bit by the Entrepreneurship Bug
  2. Career: Learning from Failure Early On
  3. Taking Risks
  4. Build a Company to Change the World
  5. Company Building to Change the World
  6. Role of VC in Valuation
  7. When You Don't Know What You Don't Know
  8. Vinod Khosla: Envisioning the Future
  9. Any Big Problem is a Big Opportunity
  10. Think Big and Act Small
  11. Technology as Driver of Change
  12. Social Entrepreneurship
  13. Strength of a Team
  14. Juniper Systems: Customer Feedback
  15. Entrepreneurship is the Driving Engine of the Economy
  16. Cycles of Fear and Greed
  17. Career Development: Go Deep
  18. Right Time to Build the Team
  19. Great CEOs Build Great Teams
  20. To Get an MBA, or Not?