You are listening to the Draper Fisher-Jervinson Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Seminar,

brought to you weekly by a Stanford Technology Ventures program at Stanford University School of Engineering.

Stephanie Keller Bottom is a classic example of an entrepreneur who has done her work in global companies

and also bridging between global companies that are very innovative and the startups that need to work with global companies

in order to bring their products and services to market.

How many of you carry a Visa card?

Hands up in the audience.

Okay, well, you've been touched by the technology

that Stephanie influenced when she was doing

innovation and strategy for Visa back

at an earlier part in her career.

How many of you have a product somewhere at home or maybe on

your person from a company called Hewlett-Packard? A few people who are using technology and

products and services from HP as well. Stephanie also helped with the innovation and the

strategy of that. Very interesting global company at a time when it was actually at its

doing a very nice job of growing and

innovating back in the mid to late 90s.

And then Nokia stole her.

And Nokia, how many of you have a Nokia handset or some sort of Nokia

device that you made? That's pretty good share.

So?

That's 34%.

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