Digital Exclusives
Lauder alumna Jennifer Leonard recounts when she found herself and her Wharton business skills in a new industry in “the middle of nowhere.” She survived.
The World Economic Forum sent 56 young leaders to the Wharton School to work on social innovation and learn from leaders in the field like Katherine Klein.
Voilà Chocolat has launched a DIY chocolate store akin to the Build a Bear franchise, but with a sweet tooth, a solid gold (or ganache) heart and the leadership of three Ivy League MBAs.
Management Professor Samir Nurmohamed reveals how the underdog's motivation has value to business organizations at the Wharton Leadership Conference.
Wharton Business Radio launched a new webpage that offers listeners, any listeners, a tremendous learning opportunity: free clips from 20 of its shows.
Faculty report about their latest Wharton research on the leadership style of top Chinese private business heads.
Entrepreneur David Klein came back to campus to give a leadership lecture to current students. We took the chance to catch up and pick his brain.
We share highlights from the 2015 IGEL conference, where a pair of graduates discussed investments in cleantech and leadership in sustainable agriculture.
A young alumna takes a risk assessment of her life and chooses art over finance—yet her current exhibit is an innovative, irreverent blend of both worlds.
Kien Lam mixes a love of photography, a canny grasp of social media and an entrepreneurial nature to fuel his passion for travel and storytelling.
Two childhood friends follow their dreams to launch a startup together—while fulfilling the fantasies of thousands of people to become Wall Street magnates.
A Wharton-fueled San Francisco company is using big data to tell your story (and a terrorist’s story) to the government and for-profit and nonprofit organizations.
It's not too late for a New Year’s resolution to reform your hard-driving business ways. Follow the path of reformed CEO and corporate warrior Jason Garner.
Social impact, not unlike climate change, is becoming a “risk management filter” for nearly everything every company does.
Marketers have tried to figure out digital since the banner ad was invented, yet the pace of innovation in platforms and techniques might be too much to handle.
Jonathan Zabusky got a call asking him to become a Fortune 500 executive. A spin-off and a major merger later, he's now a leader in the mobile food business.