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Student Organization Events in Stanford, CA

Participate in Student Organization Events in Stanford, CA organized by student groups celebrating cultural heritage. These events provide opportunities for students to connect, celebrate traditions, and build community among students.
Black Leadership Conference
Black Leadership Conference
The Stanford GSB Black Business Student Association (BBSA) is excited to host the 2026 Black Leadership Conference. We are thrilled to welcome distinguished Black executives, founders, investors, and leaders to the GSB for a day of knowledge-sharing, relationship-building, and empowerment. The Black Leadership Conference aims to inspire and support attendees in shaping what it means to be a leader across various spheres of influence. This year’s theme, Blackness Unbound: Breaking Barriers, Shaping the Future, reflects the power of moving beyond narrow expectations and redefining what leadership can look like. It is a call to challenge the traditional boxes Black people are often placed in, to celebrate excellence in spaces where we have historically been underrepresented, and to explore how we continue building resilient leadership for the future. Through a dynamic lineup of keynote speakers, panels, and breakout conversations, the conference will highlight stories of resilience, innovation, and impact across industries. We aim to create space for bold dialogue, shared learning, and community-building as attendees consider how to break barriers and shape what comes next. All are welcome. We especially encourage those outside the Black community to join these conversations, engage with curiosity, and learn alongside us. See you there! Space is limited. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. When: Saturday, May 16, 2026, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Where: Knight Management Center, Cemex Auditorium, Stanford Graduate School of Business Who: All are welcome, including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members.

Saturday, 16, 09.00 - Saturday, 16, 16.00 Stanford, CA _$25

Inclusive Capital and Community Conference
Inclusive Capital and Community Conference
Hosted by the Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA). The Inclusive Capital and Community Conference at Stanford Graduate School of Business will debut on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, bringing together students, faculty, alumni, and professionals committed to building opportunity through business and celebrating the accomplishments of Hispanic and Latine business leaders. Hosted by the Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA), this conference explores how leaders deploy capital and build enduring institutions to broaden upward mobility. Through the lenses of finance & investing, entrepreneurship, and healthcare, it examines the strategies the next generation needs to drive lasting impact and scale organizations. Attendees will hear from executives and entrepreneurs across industries who are shaping the future of inclusive growth. While the conference centers Hispanic and Latine leadership, the ideas and frameworks we’ll discuss are relevant to all leaders seeking to create inclusive growth and lasting impact across communities.

Wednesday, 04, 09.00 - Wednesday, 04, 13.00 Stanford, CA _$25

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Black Leadership Conference
Black Leadership Conference
The Stanford GSB Black Business Student Association (BBSA) is excited to host the 2026 Black Leadership Conference. We are thrilled to welcome distinguished Black executives, founders, investors, and leaders to the GSB for a day of knowledge-sharing, relationship-building, and empowerment. The Black Leadership Conference aims to inspire and support attendees in shaping what it means to be a leader across various spheres of influence. This year’s theme, Blackness Unbound: Breaking Barriers, Shaping the Future, reflects the power of moving beyond narrow expectations and redefining what leadership can look like. It is a call to challenge the traditional boxes Black people are often placed in, to celebrate excellence in spaces where we have historically been underrepresented, and to explore how we continue building resilient leadership for the future. Through a dynamic lineup of keynote speakers, panels, and breakout conversations, the conference will highlight stories of resilience, innovation, and impact across industries. We aim to create space for bold dialogue, shared learning, and community-building as attendees consider how to break barriers and shape what comes next. All are welcome. We especially encourage those outside the Black community to join these conversations, engage with curiosity, and learn alongside us. See you there! Space is limited. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. When: Saturday, May 16, 2026, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Where: Knight Management Center, Cemex Auditorium, Stanford Graduate School of Business Who: All are welcome, including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members.

Wednesday, 04, 09.00 - Wednesday, 04, 13.00 Stanford, CA 53.64

Inclusive Capital and Community Conference
Inclusive Capital and Community Conference
Hosted by the Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA). The Inclusive Capital and Community Conference at Stanford Graduate School of Business will debut on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, bringing together students, faculty, alumni, and professionals committed to building opportunity through business and celebrating the accomplishments of Hispanic and Latine business leaders. Hosted by the Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA), this conference explores how leaders deploy capital and build enduring institutions to broaden upward mobility. Through the lenses of finance & investing, entrepreneurship, and healthcare, it examines the strategies the next generation needs to drive lasting impact and scale organizations. Attendees will hear from executives and entrepreneurs across industries who are shaping the future of inclusive growth. While the conference centers Hispanic and Latine leadership, the ideas and frameworks we’ll discuss are relevant to all leaders seeking to create inclusive growth and lasting impact across communities.

Wednesday, 04, 09.00 - Wednesday, 04, 13.00 Stanford, CA 27.72

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