Tag Archives: Stanford University
Author Anita Mishook is Today’s Honoree
The Book: When Helen left New York on a train bound for California in 1936, she was looking for a change of scene, planning to stay with her sister in Glendale and babysit her niece and nephew. But when she … Continue reading
Buddah’s Diet Authors Dan Zigmond and Tara Cottrell are Today’s Honorees
Dan Zigmond is a writer, data scientist, and Zen priest. He is Director of Analytics at Facebook, and advises start-ups and venture capital firms about data and health. He is a contributing editor at Tricycle, the largest Buddhist magazine in North America, … Continue reading
Author Brooks Olbrys is Today’s Honoree
We all want our children to grow up to be successful – not only in their professional lives, but in their personal ones, as well. Raising children to have a love of learning, a drive to achieve, a positive outlook, … Continue reading
Stanford Psychologist and Lantern Chief Science Officer Dr. Megan Jones is Today’s Honoree
Does Red Carpet Celebrity Fashion Put You at Risk for an Eating Disorder? According to Stanford psychologist Dr. Megan Jones, who also serves as Chief Science Officer of Lantern, the groundbreaking mobile tool that helps prevent the onset of eating disorders. Many … Continue reading
Golf Director Sam Puryear is Today’s Honoree
Director of Golf Operations Samuel G. Puryear, Jr. has been a leader within the golf industry by touching lives and instilling dreams. Throughout his 17 year career in the game of golf, Puryear has been able to maximize the potential … Continue reading
Found Here Co-Founder Paul Sheng is Today’s Honoree
Paul Sheng Co-Founded FoundHere, Inc in 2012. Sheng joined forces with Eric and William in 2005 as CEO of their real estate website business. Previously, he was a partner at Bain & Company, an international strategy consulting firm, where he … Continue reading
Today’s Honoree is Lisa Falzone
Lisa Falzone has done the unthinkable time and time again! Achieved the unthinkable by creating Revel Systems, she was able to create a product others said was impossible. Apple contracts, Stanford electronical engineers said what she was trying to create was … Continue reading
