The ice cream business isn’t exactly the natural course for graduates of the West Coast’s most illustrious business school. Getting into venture capital, starting a tech company, maybe dabbling in Wall Street, those are all par for the Stanford MBA course, but starting a company by selling sweet treats from the back of a kid’s little red wagon – not so much.
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