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A group of people standing together, some holding a trophy, in front of a large display reading, Wharton University of Pennsylvania Turner Impact Portfolio Competition Final Competition.
“I was incredibly impressed with the quality of work done by these students — and, more so, by the passion and commitment to using their business degrees for positive change.” — Bobby Turner, W’84, TIPC program sponsor

Graduate Students Lead the Future of Impact Investing at Turner Impact Portfolio Challenge

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“Know what problem you are solving before you enroll. The dual degree is most powerful when the two programs are actively in conversation through your work rather than running on parallel tracks.” — James Walker, WG’26

Creating Impact Through Education Entrepreneurship

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“What differentiates this program is that it isn’t just talking about the importance of geopolitics,” says Regina Abrami, the Lauder Institute architect behind the Politics and Policy Program. “It’s asking students to go out and actually understand what it means for businesses, exposing them to the kinds of considerations and constraints that don’t always show up in textbooks.”

Lauder Institute Politics and Policy Program Takes Students Beyond the Classroom

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Maj. Nicholas Dockery, WG’27, received the award for acts of gallantry while serving as a platoon leader in Kapisa Province, Afghanistan in 2012.

Wharton EMBA Student Receives Medal of Honor

Vice Dean Kevin Werbach (standing in back center) with his Block Week class on AI in Wharton’s EMBA program. (Image Credit: Courtesy of Kevin Werbach)
“This is a program where leaders come not just to keep up, but to redefine what’s possible,” says Vice Dean Kevin Werbach.

Meet the New Vice Dean of Wharton’s EMBA Program

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“We’re all friends at Penn, in similar programs and classes, and we’ve collaborated in hackathons before,” explains WayWise member Utkarsh Lal, GEng’27. “That prior experience meant we already had strong chemistry, which helped us hit the ground running.”

Ambitious Ideas and Wins at the Wharton Hack-AI-thon