Stanford Founders Sign-up Form

We are a group of graduate students, just like you, who understand how tough it can be to find the right co-founders and build a supportive network. That’s why we are launching this new initiative. Our goal is to create a community where innovative minds can connect, collaborate, and transform their ideas into reality.

What we do (Currently at 1000+ graduate students):

  • Peer Networking: We are hosting meetups and socials for you to get to know other graduate students working on startups/non-profits.
  • Co-founder Matching: Connect with potential co-founders through our specially designed events tailored to your industry. 
  • Community Support: We have an active WhatsApp group chat with a network of support, resources, and experiences to help you navigate the startup journey
  • Coffee Chat & Dinner with founders/VCs:  Join our sector-focused coffee chats and dinners, where you can network with venture capitalists and like-minded entrepreneurs.

Who We Are Looking For: This initiative is open to all graduate students on campus, regardless of where you are in your startup journey. Whether you have a brilliant idea, are in search of a co-founder, or just want to be a part of a nurturing community, we welcome you with open arms! 

Contact Us: Have questions or need more information? Feel free to reach out to our president Jenny Ji (jennyji@stanford.edu)

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Stanford Email *
Phone Number (For WhatsApp Group Chat - main communication platform) *
School (Ex: Engineering, Medicine) *
Major *
LinkedIn *
What kind of start-up resources would you like to see from the community? *
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Any other resources you would want to see that is not included in the list above?
We will be hosting socials and field-specific mixers. What event format would you prefer? *
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