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View From The Top
Student-led conversations with global leaders about leadership, values and career decisions.
Source atlas
Source · GSB
Business school and academic publisher
Stanford Graduate School of Business is Stanford University’s graduate business school. Its mission combines creating ideas that advance the understanding of management with developing innovative, principled and insightful leaders. Alongside its degree programs, Stanford GSB publishes research, podcasts, concise teaching formats and conversations with business leaders.1,2
01 — The profile
Stanford GSB’s public material extends the school’s academic work through formats available beyond the campus. Its videos and podcasts cover leadership, communication, entrepreneurship, strategy, innovation and organizational behavior. They are not one undifferentiated show: the channel hosts several named series, each with its own editorial purpose and publishing rhythm.1,2
View From The Top is the series connected to Ooléle recaps featuring leaders including Sara Blakely and David Vélez. Established in 1978 and described as the dean’s premier speaker series, it features student-led interviews with global leaders about values, careers and effective leadership. Stanford GSB remains the publisher and source channel, while View From The Top should be represented as an embedded series that also has an official podcast edition.3,4
02 — Associated formats
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Student-led conversations with global leaders about leadership, values and career decisions.
03 — Ooléle

Ooléle Special · Portrait #01
Fourteen conversations and 18h20 analyzed to understand how NVIDIA survived, built CUDA, and turned a chip into AI infrastructure.
Open recap
Stanford GSB · View From The Top
Nubank’s founder and CEO explains how he chose an oligopoly, survived failure points, and turned culture into an execution system.
Open recap
Stanford GSB · View From The Top
How Sara Blakely turned $5,000, an everyday frustration, and repeated rejection into Spanx without outside investors.
Open recap04 — Transparency