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Newly retired Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh reflects on the company’s turnaround, purpose-driven marketing, and the power of nostalgia with professors Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed.
Personal experience and selfless family sacrifice led one student to create a nonprofit aimed at helping young people connect.
The technology shows great potential for educational and personal use, but it has limitations.
How foreign workers can improve U.S. corporations — and the economy as a whole
Dean Erika James presents guiding ideals for new students and members of the Wharton community at large to follow.
Wharton faculty research suggests that how cities navigate the next few years could mean the difference between urban flight and a renaissance that outpaces the aughts.
New and notable ventures from Wharton alumni and students
Burton Flynn WG14 and Ivan Nechunaev WG19 have found themselves searching all over the world — quite literally — in their exhaustive hunt for emerging-markets investments.
Strategies for winning customers, unleashing your potential, and more from alumni and faculty
The Moelis Advance Access Program gives students an opportunity to create unique paths to an MBA degree.
In their new book, Wharton professors Harbir Singh and Michael Useem and Waseda University’s Jusuke J.J. Ikegami examine the stunning comeback of Japan’s corporations and the new leadership model that fueled their success.
Since losing his sight at an early age, Russell Redenbaugh WG69 has written his own story as a successful investor, book author, and jiu-jitsu champion.
The Wharton Investment Management Club aims to help its members build successful careers and a better world.
Chances to reconnect with classmates on campus, summer gatherings around the world, and the new Wharton in Focus event series.
Two Wharton programs provide data-informed policy analysis and essential skills to lead in challenging times.
Noto looks back at lessons learned across his career (including his time at the NFL and Twitter), examines the state of fintech today, and forecasts what’s needed for success amidst “profound change” that lies ahead in the financial-services sector.
From a small town in Connecticut to the halls of Congress, these four graduates are doing their part to break through partisan politics and serve the greater good.
Highlighting insights from Wharton faculty and alumni, Business Radio on SiriusXM channel 132 has delivered essential industry news and expertise since its launch in 2014.
From Seoul to São Paulo, alumni gather for Reunion Weekend, Global Forum, and summer get-togethers.
Putting big business ideas into action can prove difficult. This MBA course offers critical lessons to help leaders get the job done.
A course taught by marketing professor Gideon Nave equips students with strategies for systematically sparking inventive ideas.
New Wharton research could have major implications for how we understand what makes team decision-making successful.
The decision to pursue an MBA equipped Tatseng Chiam WG14 with essential resources for launching his transportation company.
