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Meg Whitman speaks at Stanford

May 30, 2006 | Auctions, Collectibles, eBay | 0 comments

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eBay’s 193 Million Users Like to Speak Up, Says Whitman

Stanford GSB
May 2006

“STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – Meg Whitman’s first look at eBay’s website did not inspire visions of a multinational company that sells $1,608 of merchandise per second. The site had an online auction section where people sold collectibles, such as Beanie Babies, but it also prominently featured information on the Ebola virus, a passion of founder Pierre Omidyar.”

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