Stanford Program in Law, Economics & Business
Overview
Robert M. Daines, Pritzker Professor of Law and Business and Daniel P. Kessler, JD, PhD, professor (by courtesy) of Law are co-directors of the new Stanford Program in Law, Economics & Business.
The Program in Law, Economics & Business unites several programs at the Law School which draw on its faculty strength in corporate and securities law, taxation and economics.
LEB Affiliates Program
LEB Program Affiliates contribute through sponsorship and program input on an annual basis and support sustained scholarship, policy relevant research and teaching, and program development that bridges the gap between academia and the real world. In return, affiliates and their clients have access to the Law School's established series of high value, leading edge executive programs, exclusive roundtables, working groups and special events.
As a direct result of affiliate support, Stanford Law School is today a nationally recognized leader in the field of law and business, and has the preeminent law school program for senior executive, director and institutional investor education.
LEB Venture Circle
LEB Program Partners
LEB Program Associates
Sponsorship Levels
Affiliates of the Stanford Program in Law, Economics & Business (LEB) have the opportunity to formally participate at two levels of support and requisite benefits: LEB Venture Circle Members and LEB Program Partners.1
LEB Venture Circle ($75,000 annually for law firms; $100,000 annually for corporations)
LEB Venture Circle members provide seed funding and ongoing support for a wide range of policy and empirical research projects housed within the Program in Law, Economics & Business including:
- Stanford Securities Class Action Clearinghouse
- Open Source Corporate Governance Reporting System (OSCGRS) at Stanford Law School
- Stanford Institutional Investors Forum Governance Standards Project
LEB Venture Circle representatives participate on project advisory boards and are directly involved in the development of empirical database and reporting platforms, indices and other analytics, as well as policy white papers that aim to raise professional understanding and public awareness of legal, business and ethical challenges, and promote informed public policy at the intersection of law, economics and business.
Membership in the LEB Venture Circle also includes the full (and in some cases enhanced) range of annual LEB Program Partner benefits:
- Two prepaid scholarships per LEB program/series offered during a 12-month period. These scholarships may be used by anyone of your choosing, such as directors of your corporation, business executives from your company, members of your legal department, and clients.
- Priority registration for all LEB programs, and a 10% discount on program tuition for all registration referrals.
- Recognition in all LEB printed and on-line program materials; mention at all appropriate public receptions and forums.
- Participation in annual LEB program planning and speaker recruitment session.
- Up to 2 speakers from firm invited for LEB, Rock Center or general Law School speakers series.2
- Up to 2 senior partners/executives invited to participate in LEB conference panels and exclusive, invitation-only industry working groups.2
- Opportunity to nominate and recruit executive level clients for conference keynote and speaking opportunities.2
- Exclusive meal sponsorship opportunities during LEB conferences and programs.3
- Custom program sponsorship opportunities in partnership with LEB.4
LEB Program Partners ($25,000 to $49,999 annually)
- One prepaid scholarship per LEB program/series offered during a 12-month period. These scholarships may be used by anyone of your choosing, such as directors of your corporation, business executives from your company, members of your legal department, and clients.
- Priority registration for all LEB programs, and a 10% discount on program tuition for all registration referrals.
- Recognition in all LEB printed and on-line program materials; mention at all appropriate public receptions and forums.
- Participation in annual LEB program planning and speaker recruitment session.
- 1 speaker from firm/company invited for LEB, Rock Center or general Law School speakers series.2
- 1 senior partner/client invited to participate in LEB conference panels and exclusive, invitation-only industry working groups.2
- Exclusive meal sponsorship opportunities during LEB conferences and programs.3
Contact Information
For more information about the LEB Affiliates Program, please contact:
Julia Erwin-Weiner
Deputy Director of Development
Stanford Law School
559 Nathan Abbott Way
Stanford, CA 94305-8610
650 725.8985 (phone); 650 725.1861 (fax)
jeweiner@stanford.edu
For more information about the Program in Law, Economics & Business, please contact:
Dan Siciliano
Executive Director, Program in Law, Economics & Business
Stanford Law School
559 Nathan Abbott Way
Stanford, CA 94305-8610
650 725.9045 (phone); 650 352.5304 (fax)
siciliano@law.stanford.edu
1 Companies and law firms that contribute $10,000 to $24,999 annually will be recognized as LEB Program Associates and will receive priority registration for LEB programs, a 10% discount on registration referrals, and recognition on the LEB web site.
2 All program content and speaker selection for LEB programs are at the discretion of Law School faculty director(s). Only one speaker placement guaranteed per conference or program.
3 Exclusive meal sponsorship price points are $15,000 for breakfasts, $25,000 for lunches, and $50,000 for dinners.
4 Two custom program slots are available per calendar year, and catering, logistics and staffing costs are the responsibility of the external sponsor. Final program content and speaker selection are at the discretion of Law School faculty director(s).
News & Announcements
Faculty
- Joseph Bankman
- Ralph M. Parsons Professor of Law and Business
- jbankman@stanford.edu
- 650 725.3825
- Robert M. Daines
- Pritzker Professor of Law and Business
- 650 736.2684
Program Contacts
- Robert M. Daines
- Co-Director
- 650 736.2684
- Dan Siciliano
- Executive Director
- siciliano@law.stanford.edu
- 650 725.9045
- Glenn Miles
- Director, Corporate Governance Research Projects
- gmiles@law.stanford.edu
- 650 725.0046
Events
- Stanford Law School Fiduciary College
- January 6, 2009 - January 7, 2009
Recorded & Past Events
June 2008
May 2008
June 2007
May 2007
February 2007
November 2006
October 2006
Contact Information
- Stanford Program in Law, Economics & Business
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Crown Quadrangle
559 Nathan Abbott Way
Stanford, CA 94305-8610
Announcements
Executive Compensation: CD&A Rule and Comments 2007