Visiting from Harvard, and became a mentor
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Harvard Business School professor and long-serving Intel board member — by Jonathan Hare's account, the youngest appointed at the time. Visiting Stanford the year of the Grove course.
Later served on the board of Evolve Software alongside Bill Hambrecht. One of Hare's principal mentors across two decades.
Per S-110: a mentor who became a friend — visiting at Stanford from his tenured chair at Harvard Business School, in the Bay Area constantly for the Intel and Charles Schwab boards, and a director of Evolve Software. The relationship never lapsed: regular contact, and a dozen visits to his Harvard office since.
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The class Hare got stuck in, which changed everything
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