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The Wharton Risk Center gains international publicity from its work with the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report.
October celebrated the 10th anniversary of Wharton|San Francisco. The roundtable brought together School alumni and students who are entrepreneurs and investors on the West Coast to gain their perspectives on the state of the Silicon Valley business environment.
It does not take a Wharton professor to tell you that the U.S. commercial real estate market has been impacted by macroeconomic trends, such as the persistent and high level of unemployment.
For Jeff Blau, WG’92, president of real estate firm Related Cos., entrepreneurship is about being nimble, quick and able to react, no matter if you’re working alone in your garage or at a corporation.
Marketers must follow the rule of the “butterfly curve,” as Barbara Kahn, the Patty and Jay H. Baker Professor, explained in her Wharton Webinar Series event.
On Saturday, Oct. 29, a party on the Bay specifically marked the 10-year anniversary of Wharton | San Francisco, but it celebrated so much more than that.
To survive in an uncertain global economy, business leaders must deliver in the short term while investing in what’s new and risky in the future. We ask experts to share their thoughts on the ideal tools.
Wharton’s Jacobs Levy Equity Management Center for Quantitative Financial Research pioneers innovative research.
Three state treasurers are solving society’s top crises, all in the name of public service.
At the annual Wharton Finance Conference on Friday, Oct. 21, scores of MBA students devoted their day off from classes to attend the event. Titled “Shifting Paradigms: A New Era in Finance,” the conference focused on how the financial crisis and resulting recession impacted the industry.
It is difficult nowadays to find funding for an early-stage company in the biomedical and biotech field. As speakers at the Annual Wharton Alumni Healthcare Conference on Oct. 22 explained, the rules of engagement between investors and entrepreneurs have changed since the financial crisis.
James G. Dinan, W’81, Jeffrey S. Katz, WG’71, and Robert G. Goergen, WG’62, were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the School.
The Joseph Wharton Awards Dinner at the Wharton Club of New York was a big-name event. Beyond the attendees were award winners, business leaders who exemplify Wharton’s values.
During last Tuesday’s webinar, Mike Useem, polled attendees on what quality was most often missing from leaders they’ve witnessed and worked with in business or in the community.
