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For the past six years, Anais Saint-Jude has led important initiatives at Stanford University in California, drawing on her strong points of thinking strategically and executing ideas tactically. Anais Saint-Jude currently serves as a program and engagement manager at Stanford.<br />
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As part of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, she works with Bay Area companies such as Google and Accel Partners. Saint-Jude develops programs in entrepreneurship and innovation and organizes major events, including a reception for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit for 2016 and the STVP Future Fest, which featured an appearance by Elon Musk. She also co-produces the DFJ Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Series; Melinda Gates and Mark Zuckerberg were featured speakers.<br />
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Prior to that position, Saint-Jude was the director and founder of BiblioTech at Stanford. This innovative program linked Stanford humanities faculty and doctoral students with entrepreneurs outside the University. She raised $30,000 from the Office of the President and $200,000 from other decision makers.<br />
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Before she became a program designer, Anais Saint-Jude taught French literature and humanities at Stanford, where she earned consistently high marks on her evaluations.<br />
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Anais Saint-Jude has stayed true to her early focus on French literature, enjoying such writers in her spare time as Moli&egrave;re, Pascal, Hugo, and Racine. She also follows the opera, jazz, and fashion photography, and enjoys world travel.

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