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Chuck Eesley is a Professor of Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University and a W. M. Keck Foundation Faculty Scholar. His research primarily investigates the intersections of artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship, and platform governance, with a specific focus on how AI and machine learning algorithms affect access to opportunities and entrepreneurial performance on digital platforms. Eesley examines how institutional environments in universities shape high-growth, technology-driven entrepreneurship by analyzing educational policies and their impact on economic outcomes for engineering students and alumni. His recent work encompasses diverse methodologies, including text analysis, machine learning, and randomized field experiments, with projects in several countries in Asia, Africa, and other regions. Eesley has received numerous awards for his research, including the Stanford Social Impact Labs Design Fellowship. He serves on various committees and editorial boards related to strategic management and entrepreneurship, and his publications have significantly influenced academic discourse across multiple disciplines.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Professor of Management Science and Engineering, focusing on AI and entrepreneurship.
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