On paper, tech entrepreneur Evan Moore seems a good advertisement for business degrees. While at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, he co-founded DoorDash, the US food delivery group now valued at more than $70bn and expanding fast, including through its agreed takeover of the UK’s Deliveroo.
Yet he has a frank admission about his time in education: “Nothing I learned at business school had anything to do with starting a business.” The reality, he says, is that “while a number of incredibly successful founders and executives have gone to the top business schools, none are great because of the business school they went to.”
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