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Water conservation is central to the sustainability goals of many companies, as well as to the investors and regulators that watch them.
Europe’s alumni clubs come together in Loire for culture, cuisine and personal connections.
How Michael Kowalski, W’74, and Tiffany & Co. seek to change the way the jewelry industry sees social and corporate responsibility.
The Wharton Wine Club is one of the largest on campus for good reason: It provides an excellent educational opportunity for oenophiles, potential entrepreneurs in the space and wine novices alike.
For our Fall 2012 issue, we interviewed several Wharton alumni in the wine industry. Here are their wine purchasing suggestions for you.
Agriculture is a noble profession, particularly when you’re getting your hands dirty to tackle some of the world’s most pressing problems.
Wharton’s winemakers enjoy the fruits of their labor, though the work tests their business knowledge and their physical and mental endurance.
New data shows immigrant entrepreneurs are fleeing the U.S. We speak with an immigrant entrepreneur who wants to stem the tide.
The Explorers Club recently honored a Wharton alumnus for his service and far-flung expeditions.
Alvin V. Shoemaker, W’60, HON’95, and Sukanto Tanoto, WF’01, were rewarded for years of service to the School with the Dean’s Medal.
The Wharton Club of New York honors Ivanka Trump, Dr. David Nash, Brian Roberts and Leonard Lauder.
Diego Litjmaer, WG’08, applies his Wharton knowledge toward building a better nightlife with startup Bacanal.
Is BMW on its way to becoming an iconic institution?
Mark Hoplamazian, CEO of Hyatt Hotels, tells future leaders to listen, have clarity of purpose and be authentic.
The first-ever, student-run Wharton Supply Chain Conference draws a crowd and surprising speakers.
Driven by a fascination of history and a devotion to his alma mater, William Polk Carey, W’53, commissioned the life of Joseph Wharton in 10 portraits.
