Fall 2009
THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED
Not All Wharton MBAs spend their summer internships on Wall Street.
ANTHONY NOTO
The NFL’s Money Man
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The All-New Wharton Magazine
The Road Less Traveled
At Wharton these days, not every student aspires to a summer on the trading floor, or a Manhattan high-rise.
The NFL’s Money Man
A former Academic All-American linebacker and super-successful Wall Street analyst, Anthony Noto, WG’99, is now CFO for the most powerful league in sports.
Final Exam
Think you could still ace your way through Wharton? Well, here’s your chance to prove it.
Knowledge Expands in India, Australia
In early August, Wharton officials announced that the Australian School of Business at the University of New South Wales would be the latest affiliate location of Knowledge@Wharton.
Invaluable Mentoring Program Arrives in San Francisco
Engaging students in more than 200 mentoring sessions with 20 entrepreneurs each year, Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs’ Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program is one of the School’s most popular.
Chanthol Sun, WAM’97, to Lead Asian Executive Board
Dean Thomas Robertson has appointed H.E. Chanthol Sun, WAM’97, as the first-ever chair of Wharton’s Executive Board for Asia.
M&T Program Celebrates 30 Years
By Tim Hyland
Under the leadership of President Amy Gutmann, the University has become home to a host of …
Wharton Folly
Illustration by Brian Ajhar
Concept by the Wharton Folly Committee (Joel Serebransky, WG’85, Matthew Sinacori, WG’03, Ram Rajagopal, …
The Long-Lost Wharton Bowling Club
By Tim Hyland
Photo Courtesy of the University Archives and Records Center
Wharton students today certainly aren’t in want of …
Welcome to Philadelphia
Tommy Leonardi
Wharton’s newest class of MBAs enjoyed a field trip to Citizens Bank Park in late August.
Shropshire: “Sports will come out just fine.”
By Tim Hyland
Kenneth Shropshire, Wharton’s David W. Hauck Professor, Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics and director …
From ‘Financial Rudder’ to Vice President
By Lauren Anderson
Wharton is most often associated with leaders in business. Yet many Wharton alumni are also distinguished …
From the Quad: An Afternoon With Mr. Abess
By Andrew Stern, W’10
As he prepares for his final year on campus, a senior looks back on his …
From the Cohort: Wharton Bonds
By Tyra Junaid, WG’10
From Franklin Field to the streets of Seoul, a cohort grows closer—and takes its place …
From Wharton to Haditha
By Wesley R. Gray
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness sound nice. And they are. These rights, however, …
A Dizzying Downturn
From Midtown to Downtown, experts agree: Manhattan’s commercial real estate market is a mess. But are better days ahead?