Ballmer returns to Stanford: MBA program to be opened this fall

Microsoft former CEO 44.95,-0.38,-0.84% Beijing Time August 21 Morning News, the former CEO of Microsoft, Ballmer (Steve Ballmer) will open a leadership group at Stanford University this fall (leading Organizations's MBA program, which teaches students the management experience he has acquired over the past 14 years at Microsoft. There are also reports that Ballmer will be offering courses at the Marshall School of Business in USC next year. At Stanford, Mr. Ballmer will be teaching with Susan Essey (Susan Athey), who has been a consultant to Microsoft since 2007. It is reported that the number of students rated for this course is 80, the main purpose of the course is to view the role of CEO in the process of creating value for the organization from a number of different perspectives. Ballmer remains Microsoft's biggest individual shareholder, and in a Monday letter to Satya Nadella, Microsoft's incumbent CEO, Satia Nadra said he would devote his major energies to teaching and civic contributions, and that he would be the boss of the NBA team Clippers. That's why Ballmer decided to resign as Microsoft Director. Ballmer certainly has a lot of experience to share with MBA students. In fact, since retiring, he has delivered a speech at the University of Washington and the University of Southern California at the commencement ceremony, sharing his work experience and personal insights. (Ding Macro)