Let's be honest - we never really learn at lectures. It was all about office hours. In this spirit, we're hosting a new monthly series: Stanford Startups Office Hours.
We will have "TAs" available to answer questions - we’re here to talk about new ideas, frame priorities and opportunities, think through tough strategic questions, test new products and provide objective feedback for the issues keeping you up at night.
Come with real challenges you're facing and connect with other alumni.
This month’s TAs will be:
Nick Chen is a product designer and the co-founder and CEO of Hype, the business platform for creators. Named to the Forbes 30 Under 30, he started the company in 2016 to enable the economic empowerment of the educators, entertainers, and storytellers who represent a new generation of entrepreneurs. Outside of working on Hype, Nick sings in the NYC a cappella group The Workshop.
Zack Arnold is the co-founder of The Perfect Jean and RE2UCE. He is also president of Six Lincoln LLC., a wholesale apparel company that operates under licenses such as Kenneth Cole and Paper Denim & Cloth. He is an active e-commerce/logistic investor, including recent investments in Airhouse, Nadine West, Northbeam.io, and The Hedgehog Company. His primary areas of expertise are failing quickly, lean operations, not relying on VC money, digital ad spend, branding, the apparel supply chain, and licensing.
Trisha Okubo is the founder and creative director of Maison Miru, the unisex system of jewelry designed to unlock your creativity. In her prior life, she worked in product management and business operations at media and ecommerce companies, where she launched the eBay Facebook app and led product strategy for the eBay global homepage. Areas of expertise include building direct to consumer retail brands, real world product management and operations, branding and creative direction, and bootstrapping high growth companies.
Date & Time: Tuesday, March 19 from 6-8pm.
Location: Hype (fka Pico), 900 Broadway, #1003, New York, NY 10003. If the main entrance is locked, go around the corner and enter through the freight entrance on 20th St (across the street from Devocion). Take the freight elevator on the left up to the 10th floor.
Price: Free