Recorded Events

Thriving in the Bay: Black and Latinx/Chicanx Community History

The San Francisco Bay area has a rich history of vibrant Black and Latinx/Chicanx communities. We invite you to a conversation with Dr. Pablo Gonzalez, UC Berkeley Lecturer in Chicano Studies, and Mohammed Soriano-Bilal, Associate Dean and Director of the Office for Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup Communication at Stanford and former Executive Director of the African American Art and Culture Complex in San Francisco. As longtime residents of the Bay Area, they will share history, their insights, and experiences.

Thriving in the Bay: Professional Networking

Continue the conversation with us about Black and Latinx/Chicanx communities in the Bay with a focus on professional networks. Members of local professional organizations, including the SF Chapter of the National Black MBA Association, 100 Black Men of the Bay Area, Prospanica, and other organizations will be present to discuss their organizations and what you can expect as a Black and/or Latinx/Chicanx Bay Area community member. 

Thriving in the Bay: Black and Latinx/Chicanx Alumni Network

Investing in a Haas MBA not only enhances your leadership skills but also grants you access to a thriving alumni network. With a remarkable 50,000 members worldwide, the Berkeley Haas alumni network is a testament to the value of this program. Join us as we engage in a stimulating conversation with accomplished Black and Lantinx/Chicanx alumni, and discover how their Haas MBA has propelled their professional growth.

Thriving in the Bay: Women in STEM

Ten percent of the CEOs running Fortune 500 companies are women. At Haas, we believe that greater diversity is key to innovation and addressing the most pressing issues facing industry. Join us for a conversation with Haas women—current students and alumni with STEM backgrounds—who will share how earning an MBA has played a key role in their leadership journeys.

Thriving in the Bay: Women in Non-STEM Fields

Ten percent of the CEOs running Fortune 500 companies are women. At Haas, we believe that greater diversity is key to innovation and addressing the most pressing issues facing industry. Join us for a conversation with Haas women—current students and alumni with non-STEM backgrounds—who will share how earning an MBA has played a key role in their leadership journeys.

Thriving in the Bay: Parents

At Haas, we believe in access and opportunity for everyone. Those who are balancing careers, caregiving, and school face an extremely tough challenge. While challenging, this scenario is not impossible to navigate. Join us for a conversation with the Haas community about how these students and alumni are able to parent and be students.

Berkeley Haas Network Connections: Women in Business

Join the Women in Leadership (WiL) and Women in Leadership Alumnae (WILA) as they welcome you to the Haas community!

Virtual Mock Class

Climate Change and Business Strategy

Meet Andrew Isaacs, a senior lecturer at Berkeley Haas and former NASA scientist turned Silicon Valley executive. Since 1999, he’s taught over 5,000 students in technology innovation and climate strategy, while leading executive education for top global companies. His award-winning business case studies tackle real-world sustainability challenges, making him a key voice in responsible business education.

Virtual Mock Class

How Lean Startup Is Powering Startups Across Berkeley Haas, Silicon Valley & The World

Rhonda Shrader is the Executive Director of the Berkeley Haas Entrepreneurship Program and a leader in innovation education. A seasoned entrepreneur, she’s built and advised startups across biotech, AI, behavioral health, and more. With degrees from Harvard and Berkeley Haas, she mentors founders globally, shaping the future of entrepreneurship.

Virtual Mock Class

Sustainable Capitalism in the Nordics?

Join Dr. Robert Strand for a deep dive into American shareholder capitalism vs. Nordic stakeholder capitalism in this virtual class. Explore how these models influence policy, culture, and sustainability—and uncover lessons for a more responsible future. With insights from his forthcoming book, Dr. Strand brings expertise from Haas, Copenhagen Business School, and industry leadership to this engaging discussion.

Virtual Mock Class

How To Think About "Shared Responsibility" In Global Supply Chains

Dr. Sanchita Saxena is a global expert on labor rights and sustainability in supply chains, with a focus on the garment industry in Asia. A Haas faculty member and advisor to Article One, she brings nearly 20 years of experience shaping policy and corporate responsibility. Through her research, books, and teaching, she drives critical conversations on ethical business practices worldwide.

Virtual Mock Class

Marketing with Artificial Intelligence

Join Dr. Mohammed Nadeem for an interactive case discussion on AI’s impact on marketing and consulting. Explore real-world applications, debate ethical challenges, and uncover strategic insights in this engaging session. Seats are limited—register now to dive into the future of AI in business!