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Slides from my presentation explaining why Stanford has been so successful in the startup world.
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Stanford University
@chrisyehPBworks
Wasabi Ventures
Stanford produces the largest number of Founders/Co-Founders
Source : http://info.crunchbase.com/2013/08/12/entrepreneurs-and-universities/
Stanford Alumni companies…
What makes Stanford successful?
• History• Academics• Policy• Geography
Stanford was founded by an entrepreneur, Leland Stanford (and his wife Jane)
(From the left) Leland Stanford , his wife Jane, and Leland Stanford, Jr.
History
Fred Terman, the dean of engineering, encouraged Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard to found a company
(From the left) Dave Packard , Bill Hewlett , and Fred TermanSince 1939
History
After WW2, government research grants accelerated technology development at Stanford
History
Year
1950 1,2671960 14,8031970 57,0431980 118,9421990 245,244 87.5%2000 391,156 84.3%2009 582,274 77.3%
A research grant from thegovernment
Unit : $000Percentage represents the ratio of a research grant provided bythe U.S. government out of total amount provided
Stanford collaborates with industry
Stanford Research Institute: 1946
Stanford Research Park: 1951
What makes Stanford so successful
• History• Academics• Policy• Geography
Stanford’s 7 schools ranked among the top universities in the world
Academics
Name of School Undergrad Students
Graduate Students
No of Faculty
Graduate School of Business - 928 230+School of Earth Sciences 134 309 55Graduate School of Education - 365 52School of Engineering 883 3,452 240+
School of Humanities & Sciences 2,320 2,162 500+
School of Law 636 140+
School of Medicine 927 830
Total 6,887※ 8,779 2,000+
※ Including 3,550 students who have not decided their majorData: Undergrad and Graduate students – as of 2010/11, Faculty – web search
Multidisciplinary learning creates value at Stanford
Academics
What makes Stanford so successful
• History• Academics• Policy• Geography
Unique policies distinguish Stanford from its competitors
Policy
• Collaboration with industry
• Investing in startups
• “Stopping out”
• Plenty of resources
Industry-academia collaboration has been very active at Stanford
・ Stanford Research Park and Stanford Research institute・ Stanford Technology Licensing Office founded in 1970・ The Bayh-Dole Act in 1980・ Licensing income comparison
As of 2009/10, unit : $M
Rank Name of collegeLicensingincome
No. ofStartups
No. ofLicensing
No. of filedpatent
Total researchbudget
1 Northwestern 162 3 31 128 4002 Columbia 154 13 51 57 6043 NYU 113 5 38 29 308
10 Stanford 65 9 77 128 83327 Harvard 12 8 65 46 704
Student-run accelerator StartX helps students start their businesses
Policy
87 companies founded Since 2011
What makes Stanford so successful
• History• Academics• Policy• Geography
Venture Capital up the roadGeography
The Future of Stanford