Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Stephanie Lampkin (Blendoor) - Data-Powered Diversity

Feb 10, 2021

45:10

Highlights

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Episode notes

The Future of Work Is Invalidation

02:07

Entrapener Ship, Coming From a Stanford Engineering Background, Feel Different Than a Stanford Engineer?

02:33

Social Networks Overlap

02:07

Introduction

4min

Women of Color and Diversity

3min

Using Circastic Modeling to Measure Diversity

2min

We're Creating a Reputable Brand

3min

Diversity Programmes Often Fail - What Can Companies Do?

4min

How to Be More Successful in the College Application Process?

2min

Isn't It a Roller Toaster?

2min

Do You Think This Year Has Emboldened Your Staff?

2min

Do You Use Blendor to Recur to Blendor?

3min

10.

Social Networks Overlap

2min

11.

The Social Graph Is Not Just About Demographics, It's About Things That We Care About

3min

12.

Are You Happy You've Been Successful Without Raising a Ton of Capital?

4min

13.

How to Get a Good Blend Score?

3min

14.

The Future of Work Is Invalidation

2min

15.

Entrapener Ship, Coming From a Stanford Engineering Background, Feel Different Than a Stanford Engineer?

3min

16.

How Do You Pitch?

2min

17.

Taking a Risk in Going to Another Bubble and on the Social Ground

2min

Stephanie Lampkin, a TEDx speaker and former downhill ski racer, is the founder and CEO of Blendoor, which creates enterprise software that leverages augmented intelligence and people analytics to mitigate unconscious bias in hiring. Her 15-year career in the tech industry has included founding two startups and working in technical roles at Lockheed, Microsoft, and TripAdvisor. In this conversation with Stanford lecturer Emily Ma, she discusses her experiences as a Black woman in tech, the importance of expanding our social graphs to solve diversity challenges, and why she’s largely opted out of chasing traditional venture capital.