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Our Faculty

Our faculty are recognized experts in the global business community. They’re knowledge creators who rigorously pursue research at the leading edge of their fields. And they’re passionate about developing the next generation of global business leaders.

Stanford GSB has 111 faculty featuring Nobel laureates, members of the National Academy of Sciences, and members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

During your time at Stanford GSB, you’ll have direct access to their expertise and insight. You’ll form close-knit relationships with professors who will challenge you and inspire you to expand your knowledge, follow your passion, and pursue opportunities that will create impact.

Here are just a few of our talented faculty discussing issues and topics related to business management.

Deborah Gruenfeld: Power & Influence
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Power & Influence
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Professor Deborah Gruenfeld talks about how becoming fluent in matching body language to each situation can be a source of power and influence.
John Roberts: Does Working from Home Work?
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Does Working from Home Work?
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Professor Emeritus John Roberts gives an overview of scientific evidence that working from home can produce big gains in employee productivity.
Harikesh Nair: Building Better Employee Incentives with Big Data
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Better Employee Incentives
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Associate Professor Harikesh Nair explains how companies can use data to design better incentive systems for employees and maximize productivity.
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