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Alumni Book Roundup: Spring 2023

The hidden lessons in The Price is Right, what unicorn companies need to thrive, a Navy veteran's tell-all, and more from Wharton authors

Alumni Spotlight

For a Greater Purpose

A longtime proponent of impact investing, Bobby Turner W84 is helping communities tackle some of their toughest challenges and setting students up to pursue their passions in the space.

School News

The Wharton Way: Our Philosophical North Star

The Wharton Way is a strategic plan guiding Wharton towards greater influence, innovation, and engagement

School News

Wharton's First Alumna: A Champion of Inclusive Education

From fencing champion to naval commander, Alma Ledig ED26 WG31 built a legacy with every title she held.

School News

A Year of Global Travels: My Learnings and Takeaways from the Wharton Impact Tour

Dean Erika James met with Wharton alumni and friends in nine cities across the world since last March

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego visits TSMC semi-conductor facility.

Alumni Spotlight

Behind the Scenes of Super Bowl LVII

With the NFL championship in greater Phoenix this weekend, city Mayor Kate Gallego WG12 discusses what it takes to host the hallmark event and the Phoenix spirit she aims to share with the world.

Alumni Spotlight

A Look Inside the Ever-Changing World of Modern Media

Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff WG96 discusses the digital media landscape, opportunities and hurdles for the year ahead, and an early internet bet that paid off big.

Dean Erika James standing amid eight Penn colleagues, including Penn president Liz Magill, for a posed photo in business attire.

School News

How an Attitude of Gratitude Builds a Healthy Workplace Culture

Dean Erika James on the importance of expressing thanks to colleagues not just now, but year-round

Alumni Robert Chen and Rachel Pacheco speak at the front of a classroom about their new books.

School News

The Path to Publishing Your Book

Two Wharton graduates talked about their experiences writing and marketing books at Wharton Magazine’s Alumni Authors Salon during Reunion Reimagined.

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Blog Network

Finding Your Leadership Edge

Wharton management professor Mike Useem's recent book on successful CEOs sparks ideas for finding inspiration within our own networks.

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The Case Against a Global Minimum Tax

The tax, writes Perry V. Kalajian W79 GL90 WG90, would be easy to undermine and would hinder U.S. competitiveness.

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Alumni Spotlight

Financial Literacy Through a New Lens

Personal-finance expert Ross Mac W12 talks money, music, and his Netflix debut.

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Blog Network

Alumni Book Roundup: Fall 2022

Wharton grads examine entrepreneurship in America, workplace gender bias, keys to managerial success, and more.

Cardon co-founders Narae Chung and Jacqueline Oak.

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When skin-care aficionado Narae Chung WG17 and retail expert Jacqueline Oak WG17 met at Wharton, they got to wondering why the demand for Korean skin-care products in America came almost exclusively from women. This question became the catalyst for Cardon, a skin-care brand using high-quality Korean product formulations in simple and targeted ranges for men. The startup’s intuitive website and easy-to-understand products — each packed with ingredients for common skin concerns — make for a perfect introduction to the culture of skin care for a male demographic that’s largely uninitiated.

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Shatterproof

Roughly one in three Americans today report that drugs have been a source of trouble for their family. After his son Brian took his own life amid a struggle with addiction, Gary Mendell WG94 founded Shatterproof to transform treatment and change how the public views substance-use disorders. Inspired by his loss, Mendell aims to end the stigma in America by shifting awareness toward a better comprehension of the realities of the disease and the current treatment system. Shatterproof is spurring change among health-care companies, communities, and legislatures — efforts that earlier this year garnered the nonprofit $5 million from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott to expand its work.

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Alula

“There are few days that divide your life into two parts: before times and after times,” says Liya Shuster-Bier WG17, who knows firsthand you can’t possibly understand some experiences until you’ve lived through them. Her own battle with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma inspired her to start a centralized shop with products for those undergoing cancer treatments, ranging from cold packs to anti-nausea lozenges and post-op recovery kits. Alula handpicks the most useful, thoughtful, tried, and tested goods and also offers treatment-specific recommendations via text or phone — all geared toward making living with cancer more bearable.

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