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Very Impactful People: SENSA Speaker Series

Name: Very Impactful People: SENSA Speaker Series
Genre: Stanford
Released: 2015-01-25
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Installments from SENSA's Very Impactful People speaker series, featuring talks by influential social entrepreneurs and innovators.

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For Tom Serres, Rally.org is neither a tech nor a crowdfunding business, but a life-improvement business. Serres, the co-founder and CEO of Rally.org, recounts how he began the fundraising website aimed at "empowering other people with purpose." Rally.org has moved more than $325 million across its network since launching, and Serres was named one of "America's most promising CEOS under 35" by Forbes in 2013. Serres spoke as part of Stanford's VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series, which features talks by influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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For nearly 40 years, PATH has mobilized partners around the world to accelerate innovation in life-saving health technologies. CEO Steve Davis shares with Stanford students the progress of PATH, and how his work in China and the gay rights and AIDS awareness movements has contributed to the way he approaches his current job. Prior to becoming the CEO of PATH, Davis was the director of social innovation at McKinsey & Co. and the CEO of global media digital firm Corbis. Davis spoke as part of Stanford's VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series, which features influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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"Scaling up impact is different from scaling up an organization." Sally Osberg, president and CEO of the Skoll Foundation, talks about the goals and challenges of social entrepreneurship as part of Stanford's VIP speaker series. The Skoll Foundation invests in, connects and celebrates social entrepreneurs who are solving the world's "most pressing problems" at the largest scale. It has awarded $413 million in investments over the past 14 years. The VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series features talks by influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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Jenny Shilling Stein co-founded the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation in 2002 with Bill Draper and Robin Richards Donohoe to identify and support the most talented social entrepreneurs. Jenny is a Visiting Practitioner at Stanford University’s Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society.

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The physical books that make it to the Third World are often the books that nobody wants. David Risher, former vice president of Amazon, founded Worldreader to tackle this problem after finding "The History of Utah" in a Ghana library. Today, Worldreader provides e-readers to tens of thousands of children around the world so they can have unlimited access to books that may truly change their lives. Risher, president of Worldreader, shares his story as part of Stanford's VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series, which features influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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Dr. Charly Kleissner is an impact investor. He believes that the fundamental and deeper meaning of wealth is to make a positive contribution to humanity and the planet. He insists that the best impact investments integrate financial return and social/environmental impact – one is not an add-on to the other. And he argues that Modern Portfolio Theory has to be re-conceptualized and re-envisioned to seamlessly integrate positive impact into a Total Portfolio Theory. He sees impact investing not as an intellectual exercise, but as an expression of who he really is.

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Pamela Hawley is founder and CEO of UniversalGiving, a social entrepreneurship nonprofit organization whose vision is to "create a world where giving and volunteering is a natural part of everyday life." UniversalGiving is an award-winning, web-based nonprofit allowing people to give and volunteer with the top performing projects and volunteer opportunities across the world.

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Put the right money in the right hands: Why do we spend more on battling male pattern baldness than on battling malaria? As part of Stanford’s VIP speaker series, Matt Bannick discusses how Omidyar Network invests in entrepreneurs who are advancing social good. Bannick is managing partner at Omidyar and was formerly president of eBay International and PayPal. The VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series features talks by influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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Crazy is a compliment, and entrepreneurship isn't just for “young techies in hoodies.” Linda Rottenberg, CEO and co-founder of Endeavor, tells the story of how her global organization came to nurture 1,000 entrepreneurs who have created 400,000 jobs and generate $7 billion annually. Endeavor has been mentoring and promoting high-impact entrepreneurs around the world since 1998. Rottenberg spoke as part of Stanford's VIP (Very Impactful People) speaker series, which features influential social innovators and entrepreneurs and is organized by the Stanford Social Entrepreneurial Students’ Association (SENSA). Learn more at:

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Jim Fruchterman is the founder and CEO of Benetech, a nonprofit technology company that develops software applications to address unmet needs of users in the social sector. Under Fruchterman’s leadership, Benetech’s software tools have assisted people with disabilities to access printed information, at-risk human rights defenders to safely document abuse, and environmental practitioners to manage their efforts to protect species and ecosystems. Through its innovation arm, Benetech Labs, Benetech is exploring new software-for-good applications.

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