Wharton Magazine - The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
We interview several prominent Wharton community members and let them explain their dreams and accomplishments: Lindsay Beck, S.A. Ibrahim, Neel Kashkari, Dr. Rajiv Shah and Jeff Weiner. 
It’s not just the government’s role to allocate health care resources properly. It is time for all relevant parties to think rationally.
We shadowed one team during the Wharton BPC Venture Finals. How'd they do?
The best business and public leaders, people like Wharton MBAs, have the responsibility to face the challenges of globalization and geopolitics.
Len Lodish’s 45-year career has helped shape the face of the Wharton School. We ask him to reflect upon it now that he has announced his retirement.
Interview with Prof. Philip Tetlock
Matthew BrodskyWhat are Wharton’s newest alumni already accomplishing after Commencement 2013? A lot.
David SableOur author explores black-hole capital structures that drag down company share prices to the benefit of hedging portfolio managers.
Matthew BrodskyHarVa founder Ajay Chaturvedi, GEX’02, earned distinction from the World Economic Forum for his “social capitalistic” efforts in India.
Alissa FinermanWhat’s driving you on the job, at home, in your relationships? Do your methods make sense to achieve these end results?
Ryan FrankelVerbalizeIt founder Ryan Frankel, WG’12, discusses the best ways to prepare for negotiations on the reality TV show Shark Tank.
Matthew BrodskyHow does one go from a cozy mid-management role to taking charge? Professor Mike Useem offered insights to Wharton MBA Reunion attendees.
Matthew BrodskyOne of Wharton’s top entrepreneurship professors gave it straight to alumni during MBA Reunion weekend: They have great odds to succeed with a startup!
Rob Ben-ZeevMatthew BrodskyVice Dean Katherine Klein explores the intersection of Wharton and social impact.
Ryan FrankelVerbalizeIt’s co-founders will appear on ABC’s Shark Tank this Friday. We invited one of them to share the four keys to startup pitching that he learned preparing for the show.
This nonprofit entrepreneur secured fertility rights for cancer patients by winning over the medical and insurance worlds.
This unassuming business leader champions dialogue and peace in the face of religious extremism.
This public servant launched a government startup to salvage the economy. He’s back for more.
USAID’s administrator is returning development to a critical and potent role in American diplomacy.
The CEO of LinkedIn is revolutionizing the job market with his social medium.
Horse racing might not make the best investment of money, but its return on passion and thrills is what these alumni are in it for.
