• About the Turner Fellowship
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• Previous Turner Fellows



History to the Fellowships

From 1986 to 2007 the Price Institute awarded fellowships to selected Haas School first-year MBA students to recognize their entrepreneurial aspirations and development. The Price Institute Fellowships were designed to help identify and nurture entrepreneurial talent. Through greater insight into their rare abilities, a new generation of entrepreneurs--better recognized and equipped than the one before it--was given the opportunity to make significant contributions to the community.

The Price Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies, a division of the Louis and Harold Price Foundation, was founded in 1979 by Harold Price, a leader in the foods industry. The not-for-profit organization is dedicated to the recognition, development and growth of entrepreneurship in America, and is based on the awareness that the American economic spirit cannot flourish without the innovative and independent spirit of the entrepreneur.

Price Fellows

2007-2008 Tony Mak Danae Ringelmann	2000-2001 Matthew Fogarty Ajay Sreekanth	1993-1994 Kimberly Fisher Alan G. Lambert
2006-2007 Lawrence Chang Alois Gerlach	1999-2000 Andrea Bates David Gerster	1992-1993 Christopher Lehman Cherie Wolfe
2005-2006 Nathan Dintenfass David Guendelman	1998-1999 Scott Kucirek Sandeep Singh	1991-1992 Scott Galloway Jeffrey Wallace
2004-2005 Ameet Ranadive Jeffrey Renaud	1997-1998 Jeffery Cole Rajesh Pai	1989-1990 Ann Martha Rubin Curtis Ray
2003-2004 Ilya Entin Carter Keller	1996-1997 Michael Hadley Dushyant Pathak John Woolard	1988-1989 Richard Holstrom Asaf Mohr
2002-2003 Greg Amrofell Jeff Clementz	1995-1996 Jed Michael Katz Daniel Kihanya	1987-1988 Bob Larson Suvrat Saigal
2001-2002 Stephen Stokols Sara Williams	1994-1995 Nicholas Guerrero Samara Gutsch	1986-1987 Charles P. Jones Randall D. Micek

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