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Dean Erika James shares her philosophy for the future of the School, with four areas of opportunity at its core.
Dean Erika James reflects on her whirlwind first year at Wharton, the end of the More Than Ever campaign, and inspirational students and alumni.
Dean Erika James on the final year of Wharton's More Than Ever campaign and the overwhelming support for reaching its $1 billion goal.
Says Dean Geoffrey Garrett, it's simple: Supply chains bind the two countries in prosperity.
At a time of increasing discontent with democratic politics, Dean Garrett makes the case for leaders who embrace—not shun—technology and globalization.
A letter from Dean Geoffrey Garrett, published in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue.
As Wharton's campaign sets a new $1 billion goal, four capital projects and the School's largest single gift ever signal exciting, transformative changes.
Dean Garrett explores four ways that businesses can create or improve upon diverse work environments.
Geoffrey Garrett announces a new campaign to support the School's mission of turning ideas into results that matter.
The roles of business and of business schools in responding to massive societal challenges cannot be overstated.
Dean Garrett shares five lessons in leadership that range from big-picture views to personal insights.
Alibaba and Tencent are innovating in China now and aim to make a global impact in the future.
Geoffrey Garrett on Wharton's strategic objectives and what the School should stand for.
Dean Garrett reflects on his rich experience as a dual citizen and the need for America to look far beyond its own borders.
The win-win benefits of "one country, two systems" are poised to create a business and technology hub that rivals San Francisco.
If the U.S. wants to retain its status among the most influential global players, it needs to get Asia right. The early signs do not look good.
