Siebel Scholars Portfolio | Siebel Scholars

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Siebel Scholars lead a diverse range of ventures, including innovative startups, cutting-edge academic research, and philanthropic initiatives which demonstrate promise for significant societal impact.

	Organization	Siebel Scholar	School	Industry	Description
	iTeleport	Jahanzeb Sherwani	Carnegie Mellon University CS	High Tech: Mobile	iPhone/iPad app that lets you control your computer from anywhere in the world. As seen in the Wall Street Journal.
	Carnegie Mellon University	Carlos Guestrin	Stanford CS	High Tech: Machine Learning & AI	Develops efficient algorithms to design, analyze, and control complex real-world systems. One of Popular Science's "Brilliant 10."
	Cove	Aditya Agarwal	Carnegie Mellon University CS	High Tech: Internet	Re-imagining the way groups communicate, coordinate, and collaborate. Acquired by Dropbox in February 2012.
	OK Cupid	Sam Yagan	Stanford GSB	High Tech: Internet	Online dating site acquired by Match.com in 2011.
	Nemo Systems	Sundar Iyer	Stanford CS	High Tech: Hardware	Network memory vendor acquired by Cisco Systems in 2005.
	Embrace Pet Insurance	Laura Bennett	UPenn Wharton Business	Finance: Insurance	Offers self-serve, customizable pet health insurance for dogs, cats and goldfish. Featured in Fox Business News.
Featured	African Leadership Academy	Christopher Bradford	Stanford GSB	Education	Fostering lasting peace in Africa by developing its future leaders. Recognized by the White House for its innovative model.
	Kids Science Labs	Shegan Campbell	Chicago Booth School	Education	Neighborhood science learning center for kids ages 2-12. Featured in Chicago Sun-Times.
Featured	Revive the Dream Institute	Michael Rosskamm	Northwestern Kellogg	Education	Recruits emerging professional leaders and develops them into education reform advocates.
	WalmartLabs	Guha Jayachandran	Stanford CS	Consumer Goods	Launched online contest to discover new products and offer opportunity for small businesses to sell products at Walmart. Featured in USA Today.