Laurene Powell Jobs joining Stanford governing board
Stanford University announced this week that Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, will be joining its governing board as of Oct. 1.
Powell Jobs earned a graduate degree in business at Stanford in 1991, and she also first met Jobs when she was a student at the university when he delivered a speech at the Stanford graduate business school in 1989. They had three children together: Eve, Erin and Reed.
Powell Jobs is the founder and chair of the Emerson Collective, which works with entrepreneurs to advance domestic and international social reform efforts. She also serves on the White House Council for Community Solutions, and is president of the board at the after-school program College Track, which she founded in 1997. It helps to prepare underprivileged high school students for college.
Jobs also delivered the famous 2005 commencement speech to the graduating class at Stanford, in which he reflected on life and death (included below).
Powell Jobs earned a graduate degree in business at Stanford in 1991, and she also first met Jobs when she was a student at the university when he delivered a speech at the Stanford graduate business school in 1989. They had three children together: Eve, Erin and Reed.
Powell Jobs is the founder and chair of the Emerson Collective, which works with entrepreneurs to advance domestic and international social reform efforts. She also serves on the White House Council for Community Solutions, and is president of the board at the after-school program College Track, which she founded in 1997. It helps to prepare underprivileged high school students for college.
Jobs also delivered the famous 2005 commencement speech to the graduating class at Stanford, in which he reflected on life and death (included below).
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It was great to see her sitting with Chesea Clinton at the DNC the other night.
By the way, I don't like the new theme. The cool gray of the prior theme was much easier on the eyes. The all white screen is too much to bear. There isn't enough to break it up.
Incidentally, I totally agree with the comments about "too much white." Very irritating to the eye. A bolder font and a slightly off-white background would help.