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“Sustainable selling” can help guarantee a long-term win-win for corporation and client, though it takes a shift from today’s short-term, cynical sales mentality.
What are the qualities of the “new ruthless,” and how can CEOs employ them to create dynamic, innovative companies?
The head of MeadWestvaco Corp. challenges today's leaders to confront reality.
Biological differences in men and women lead to different values of management and leadership at work.
Plenty of CEOs are still Machiavellian in their leadership approach, which doesn’t work in today’s business world.
When should business leaders emulate sports players and coaches?
Wharton’s technology czar, Deirdre Woods, will soon be stepping down, but before she does, she shares some insights about being a CIO and about the direction of enterprise technology in higher education.
The pension systems of the United States and United Kingdom are not dead, but they aren’t exactly the solution of the future either.
How open, clear discussions in the retail industry about price can add credibility to client recommendations.
Companies like Wharton-alumni-owned D&H distributing thrive on alternative ownership models.
How to build a successful, sustainable privately held enterprise, and why it will hold advantages over its publicly held counterparts.
The new Wharton Senior Capstone course gives undergraduates a hearty taste of real-world pressures.
How a continuous interaction among alumni, faculty and the Wharton Innovation group empowers Lifelong Learning to produce the most meaningful and timely educational programming.
A Q&A with Janet Clark, WG'82, CFO and Executive Vice President of Marathon Oil.
The face of Wharton: from one, many.
A Q&A with John "Jack" Smith, W'51, WG'52, Chairman, Retired, of Modern Group.
