Ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer rebounds with teaching roles at Stanford and USC business school

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When Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s former CEO, noted in a letter earlier this week that he was resigning from the company’s board of directors_to focus on owning the LA Clippers, civic contribution, teaching and study, it raised the question: Where will he teach? Business Insider reports that Ballmer will co-teach a course in “Leading Organizations” at the Stanford Graduate School of Business this fall. Next spring, Ballmer will teach at USC’s Marshall School of Business. The USC gig should make it easy for him to spend more time with the Clippers during the second half of the 2014-2015 NBA season. Ballmer...
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Not too long ago, the ex-Microsoft CEO resigned from the company's board of directors, and mentioned this fall is going to be a hectic one since he plans to teach a new class alongside the beginning of a new NBA season. It turns out Ballmer will be teaching an MBA class at Stanford Graduate School of Business this fall.

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Recently, Steve Ballmer announced his decision to step down from Microsoft’s board. He said in his letter to Satya, “I had not spent any time really contemplating my post-Microsoft life until my last day with the company. In the six months since leaving, I have become very busy. I see a combination of the Clippers, civic contribution, teaching and study taking a lot of time._ So, where is he going to teach? SAI recently reported that_Steve Ballmer will teach an MBA class at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business in the fall, and a class at USC’s Marshall School of Business in the spring. Helen Chang, assistant director of communications at Stanford’s Business School, told us Ballmer will be working with faculty member Susan Athey for a strategic management course called “TRAMGT588: Leading organizations.” “We pair practitioners with academics scholars in teaching the MBA program, so Steve Ballmer and Susan Athey will be an example of that practitioner-scholar pairing,” Chang told us. As for the spring semester, Ballmer will head to...

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The former Microsoft CEO will be teaching at Stanford and the University of Southern California this school year.

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