Digital Exclusives
Leadership consultant Roz Courtney translates the story behind an iconic Robin Williams cover photo to lessons in creativity valuable to any business executive.
Leadership coach Peter Dean looks to rowing—and the new book "The Boys in a Boat"—to explain what's more important for success, individual stars or the team.
Optimal business solutions are often curvilinear, writes business professor Robert Keidel. They straddle innovation and familiarity, shareholders and stakeholders.
To create meaningful relationships with millennial consumers, brands must first win over their millennial employees, writes branding expert Jeff Fromm.
The CEO of Ryder System Inc. shares his perspectives on leadership, innovation, and being a problem-solver and decision-maker.
Building a relationship with the CFO is a good idea for any CMO. “The Fighting CMO” offers five ways to do so.
Marketing execs should cultivate the CFO, writes “the Fighting CMO.” It may be the most important part of their job.
Ideas for gender equality and work-life balance abound beyond Sheryl Sandberg’s call to “lean in,” but individuals must implement what’s right for their careers, according to this Wharton leader.
The Mack Institute for Innovation Management is empowered to revolutionize collaboration and research across campus and across industries. Expect big things to come.
Consulting an expert is one smart, common approach. But how often do you consider implementing ideas experimentally to find out if they really work or if they are, perhaps, worse than the status quo?
Entrepreneurs ought to apply Penn knowledge to prioritize the people dimension of their companies.
An experimental class delivers a star-studded educational experience on leading the enterprise.
New MGMT 611/612 courses launch with a focus on the global economy and innovative learning.
News from around campus.
Zeke Emanuel joins Wharton as one of three new Penn Integrates Knowledge appointments.
This issue's Final Exam challenge: the best way to negotiate for a new job.
