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At a time when public confidence in organizations is at an all-time low, the challenges facing a trustworthy organization in a multistakeholder world are complex. There is hope however.
This Wharton alumna has ensured her family business remains one of the most principled organizations on the planet.
What’s made the Wharton MBA for Executives Program special over the past five decades and continues to make it a leader today? It has anticipated students’ changing demands and expectations.
Since the launch of the Dorm Room Fund in 2012, the student-run venture capital experiment has proved its point: Entrepreneurs can remain in college and create successful startups.
Alumni are bringing the Wharton pedigree to all facets of the pet care industry.
Economic inequality is the great business challenge of our time, writes an economic historian and young alumnus.
Choosing where and how best to spend their time is one of the best skills a Wharton MBA student can learn when they arrive on campus.
Technology and a global economy have turned the lifelong learning model upside down. We're all “professional students” now.
Business Radio Powered by the Wharton School continues to gain faculty and listener support.
The Watch List identifies products, services and companies emanating from the Wharton community that are worthy of your attention. In this case: books written by alumni.
A new service by Wharton MBA Career Management helps senior-level alumni to further themselves by pairing them with appropriate boards.
Alumni Spotlight: John Gachora
A new feature of the WEMBA Wharton International Seminar is that East Coast and West Coast executive MBA students travel together. To Indonesia, for instance.
Penn and Wharton alumni in Mexico participated in a unique breakfast with economist and public servant Eduardo Sojo G83.
We talk with Wharton’s eminent expert on the business of sports about his new Wharton Digital Press book.
Watch Greg Spiridellis explain how he’s gotten to where he is, what he sees as the future of media distribution and why he’s “in the business of making things that make people laugh.”
We ask four MBA students: How has the Semester in San Francisco benefited them the most?
