Magic Sliders Founder: ‘Retailing is Really Changing’

Madi Ferencz, WG’71, founder of “Magic Sliders,” prepares to launch two new products: the Anywhere Fireplace and Dr. Mauskop’s Migralex.

She Followed Her Heart--All the Way to MTV

Dara Cook, W95, now a Head Consultant and Writer for MTV, shares her unique career path as a writer for the small screen on a popular television network.

Steve Forbes Offers His Thoughts on Tax Reform, Health Care

Publishing magnate Steve Forbes sits down with Crystal Lu, W'13, to talk about his radical political stance on tax reform and healthcare.

An Ode to the Phillies

With the Phillies preparing to take on the New York Yankees in the World Series, the Penn Glee Club has composed a special number in honor of the defending world champions, with special mention to Phillies President and Wharton alumnus, David Montgomery.

A 'Watershed Moment' for Women at Wharton

Ankur Kumar, Senior Associate Director for MBA Admissions at Wharton, discusses the increasing female demographic in the recent Wharton MBA classes.

Zell Speaks: On Doing Business in Brazil, Hank Paulson and More

Real estate expert Sam Zell shared with Wharton Magazine about keys trends that he sees affected real estate.

The Long-Lost Wharton Bowling Club

Shropshire: "Sports will come out just fine."

The NFL's Money Man

A former Academic All-American linebacker and super-successful Wall Street analyst, Anthony Noto, WG'99, is now CFO for the most powerful league in sports.

Back Home in the Senate

Ted Kaufman spent more than 20 years working behind the scenes for Sen. Joe Biden. Now Kaufman is front and center, serving as the freshman Senator from Delaware.

Editor's Letter

Wharton Now

Private Wealth Management Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Leadership Spotlight: Robert Wolf, W'84

By the time Robert Wolf got the phone call from Barack Obama last November, it had become frighteningly clear just how troubled the U.S. economy was.

Wharton Leader: Dick Shea, WG’72

Those long, frantic days on Wall Street never seemed particularly long or frantic to Dick Shea. He didn’t mind getting to work at dawn or staying there well into the evening. And he still doesn’t understand why anyone considers the Wall Street lifestyle stressful.

Profitability for Good

How business is the best chance for solving the world’s problems.