Event Coverage

A CASI-hosted conversation with Jesse Eisinger, Senior Editor and Reporter for ProPublica.

CASI-hosted discussion with the former Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on reigning in corporate power.

CASI-hosted panel discussion with noted entrepreneurs and investors Russell Siegelman and Scott Brady on the realities, risks, and rewards of venture capital.

At a recent Stanford GSB’s CASI event, Ramanna discussed a new book he wrote to help business leaders navigate internal and external pressures.

At a CASI-hosted event, Sir William Browder (GSB ’89) discusses investing, human rights, and managing high-risk markets.

CASI-hosted discussion with journalists Ebony Reed and Louise Story on their new book examining the historical and ongoing issues that fuel economic discrimination.

New York Times’ reporter Peter Goodman discusses rising inequality and challenges the effectiveness of billionaire solutions.

A CASI-hosted panel discussion reveals the challenges of creating a fair economy.

CASI at the GSB and CDDRL at Freeman Spogli Collaborate to Address Democratic Recession

At a CASI-hosted discussion, Quadir provided insights into the mindset and strategies of a seasoned short seller in navigating complex market dynamics

Former NY Times journalist and co-founder of The Wire China & WireScreen discusses the economic and technological changes that have redefined the global balance of power.

A conversation with CASI Faculty Director Anat Admati and Kevin Warsh, former governor of the Federal Reserve, moderated by Professor Amit Seru

Exploring the value of an MBA: A Stanford GSB Perspective

The Corporations and Society Initiative (CASI) hosted an event examining leadership with Linda Ginzel, Anat Admati, and Jeffrey Pfeffer.

Investigative journalist and author Bethany McLean dissects the nation’s disjointed pandemic response.

Browder discussed Putin, the war in Ukraine, ongoing efforts by the Russian leader to punish him, and his campaign for justice.

CASI-hosted event features Raymond Baker, author of Invisible Trillions, with Larry Diamond, senior fellow at Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI) and Hoover Institution.

A roundup of media articles, interviews and opinion pieces with Admati, Stanford GSB Professor of Finance & Economics, who has written extensively about the banking system.

CASI discussion examines the consequences of businesses pushing “free market” ideology and the changes needed for markets to support rather than impede democracy.