Digital Exclusives
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.
For 35 years, the coordinated dual-degree Management and Technology Program has produced graduates at home in both the boardroom and the lab.
Wharton alumni in Washington, D.C., are driving some of the nation’s most important decisions in their efforts at leadership and reform.
A few entrepreneurial alumni have parked their livelihoods in food trucks. Has it been a foodie dream? Or a meat grinder of a business?
Retirement is a four-letter word for some alumni, who would rather “wear out, not rust out.”
Many families pass a love for Wharton and Penn from generation to generation. We trace the stories of four.
Thomas S. Robertson became the 12th dean of the Wharton School on Aug. 1, 2007, embarking on a seven-year term that brought unparalleled success to campus and the wider Wharton community.
Social impact finance has come a long way in three decades, in no small part due to the extraordinary work of a number of prominent Wharton graduates. Now the sector is poised to take off, again with the aid of some truly creative initiatives from Wharton alums to rally the investment world toward “sustainable capitalism.”
Big data appears pervasive in today’s business world. Yet in reality, only some companies fully leverage analytics—those with the right understanding, approach and leaders (yes, Wharton alumni).
Technology and changing demographics are driving the retail industry toward innovation, or bust.
Mobile computing devices, already ubiquitous, are still growing in their relevance and involvement in our lives. In fact, the mobile revolution is just beginning, and Wharton alumni tell us to keep an eye out for what’s coming our way.
We speak with Dr. Zeti Akhtar Aziz, G’74, GR’78, about her family, her career as a central banker and being a role model.
TV personality, hedge fund CEO and author Karen Finerman, W’87, is always ready to tell it like it is.
Success has come to Jamie Moldafsky, WG’89, not because of a grand master plan, but because of her ability to be open-minded, to know herself and to leverage her strengths at work she’s enjoyed.
Linda Pavy, WG’80, has had tremendous serendipity with career and life. We ask her why.
Of all the big names and powerful personalities involved in the resurrection of tech titan Yahoo, Jacqueline D. Reses, W’92, is right up there. We talk with her about her own professional and personal experience as a leader.
