January 2025 • Edition 40

Picture of Scott A. Wieler, WG’87, and his wife, Mary Baily Wieler January 2025 - Edition 40 Explore Wharton programs that support future leaders and the impact of two recent leadership gifts — one from Mark J. Pincus, W’88, to Wharton’s Generative AI Labs, and one from Scott A. Wieler, WG’87, and his wife, Mary Baily Wieler, to establish the Wieler Family…Read More

2017 – Challenge Winners and Nominees

crandall challenge winner receiving award 2017 - Crandall Challenge Citation Winners Charles Decker, WG'64Michael Wallace, WG’65Charles Decker, WG'64 Charles Decker, WG'64 New York City and Dominican Republic Charlie had a notable career in advertising and marketing with BBDO Advertising, Quaker Oats and Warner Brothers.Upon ‘retirement’, he started living in the Dominican Republic half-time in 2004…Read More

Leveraging Data Analytics and AI to Drive Business Forward

Feedback Survey Tell Us How We Did Leveraging Data Analytics and AI to Drive Business Forward Led by: Raghuram (Raghu) Iyengar, Miers-Busch, W’1885 Professor, Professor of Marketing, and Faculty Director of Innovation, Experiential Learning and Research Initiatives, Analytics at Wharton Firms across industries (e.g. finance, retail, distribution) are rapidly adopting advanced…Read More

Entrepreneurship, Wharton Style

Feedback Survey Tell Us How We Did Entrepreneurship, Wharton Style Led by: Lori Rosenkopf, Simon and Midge Palley Professor of Management and Vice Dean of Entrepreneurship at The Wharton School As vice dean of entrepreneurship since 2021, Professor Lori Rosenkopf promotes a “Wharton narrative” of entrepreneurship that reframes the stereotypical portrayal…Read More

With Leadership Committee Member Eugene Aaron, WG’73

Ronny Lancaster, WG’75, Eugene Aaron, WG’73, Merritt Brown, WG’74 and Campbell Johnson WG’73 art a lunch in Washington, DC. With Leadership Committee Member Eugene Aaron, WG’73 Eugene reunited four distinguished Wharton Grads: Ronny Lancaster, WG’75, Eugene Aaron, WG’73, Merritt Brown, WG’74 and Campbell Johnson WG’73 art a lunch in Washington, DC. “The group dove into a rich tapestry of careers that spanned decades. (Wharton Magazine, Fall Winter 2024, p.78)