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No longer is the basis of business leadership all about rigor, vision, integrity or management discipline. Now, it’s all about creativity.
An increase in female enrollment at Wharton reflects not only the changing demographic of business leaders, but also the broad shift in tomorrow’s business landscape.
From the movement to clean tech to a heightened focus on lean operations, business in 2011 looks very different than it did in 2008, and business leaders must adapt to these changing business conditions.
In recent discussions with global CEOs, a recurrent theme is the rising wave of change in emerging markets and the related impact on the critical decision making process affecting cross functional operations in global businesses.
Revenue Participation Financing is a new way to invest in entrepreneurial companies without having to give up one share of stock to the investor—thus eliminating all discussion about equity investments, valuation and control.
No entrepreneur or VC would be successful without a passion for the spark of genius and unbridled energy that every successful start-up has at its core.
Whether you graduated from business school 25, 15 or even five years ago, much has changed in the fast-moving world of technology and connected learning. This is especially true at Wharton.
I have been teaching and researching in marketing at Wharton for 42 years. In this blog, I thought it would be fun to distill the big lessons I have learned in that time.
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