Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We know talent is evenly distributed but opportunity is not. Through the lens of “exponential divergence,” this talk reframes mentorship as infrastructure: a system intentionally designed to expand imagination, belief, and long-term trajectory. Because when access is engineered early, entire futures are rewritten. Speaker: Raishaun McGhee, MBA '26
The LOWkeynotes Program features a series of nine-minute 'keynote-style' presentations from Stanford Graduate School of Business students about an idea they think could change lives, organizations, and the world. This presentation was delivered for the March 2026 LOWkeynotes season.
We know talent is evenly distributed but opportunity is not. Through the lens of “exponential divergence,” this talk reframes mentorship as infrastructure: a system intentionally designed to expand imagination, belief, and long-term trajectory. Because when access is engineered early, entire futures are rewritten. Speaker: Raishaun McGhee, MBA '26
The LOWkeynotes Program features a series of nine-minute 'keynote-style' presentations from Stanford Graduate School of Business students about an idea they think could change lives, organizations, and the world. This presentation was delivered for the March 2026 LOWkeynotes season.
