Digital Exclusives
From print to broadcast to digital to social media, Leo Levinson keeps reinventing himself, as has the media industry.
The message for entrepreneurs in Latin American (and elsewhere) is to stay grounded and encouraged, and to keep running into walls until they crumble.
Here are two myths about start-ups that need busting: 1) Entrepreneurs are heroes who are born and can’t be made. 2) Entrepreneurs start companies to get rich.
A living business plan is more than a piece of paper. It is, instead, something that any investor can see, touch, smell and even taste. Here’s how to make a dead business plan come alive.
Starting companies is hard. As one serial entrepreneur with many successes puts it, “Starting up a company is the absolute hardest thing I know how to do—it is also the most rewarding.”
Mentoring is an age-old practice of transferring knowledge and experience through personal relationships. But how many VCs actually mentor entrepreneurs?
Of course, "content" is certainly important. Every great magazine needs great writing. But great photography? Well, great photography really makes a difference.
In the spring issue, we'll be profiling Brian Murphy, WG’08, a commodities trader-turned-entrepreneur who launched a high-end bakery.
Founder and president of Street Partners, Larry Harding, W’85, has had little choice but to become an expert in the business climates of nations the world over.
Scott Shane, G’91, GrW’92, a renowned author and researcher, lays out some unpleasant realities about the quality of our nation’s entrepreneurs.
Madi Ferencz, WG’71, founder of “Magic Sliders,” prepares to launch two new products: the Anywhere Fireplace and Dr. Mauskop’s Migralex.
Meet Five Wharton Alums Who Inhabit a Brave New World of Hospital Acquisitions, Corporate Bureaucracy and State-of-the-Art Patient Care
