Experience Stanford’s exclusive leadership program, the Executive Program in Women’s Leadership (EPWL). Join faculty directors Maggie Neale and Deb Gruenfeld along with past participants as they share the benefits of this unique program. EPWL equips executives with the tools and networks to transform common career roadblocks into breakthrough opportunities and rise to top management positions. Innovative coursework, renowned faculty, the beautiful environment, networking with other global executives, an executive chef, and sunshine are some of the reasons participants rave about Stanford GSB Executive Education programs. More information:
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