Women & Work: Does Diversity Training Work? FEATURED FACULTY: Katherine Milkman, Operations, Information, and Decisions Department Go back to Wharton Women 
A Conversation on Community with Wharton Women in Business (WWIB) Go back to Wharton Women 
Re-imagining Cancer Care Go back to Wharton Women 
GM’s Marketing Chief on Going All-In on Electric Vehicles Go back to Wharton Women 
Will Salary Transparency Become Standard? FEATURED FACULTY: Matthew Bidwell – Xingmei Zhang and Yongge Dai Professor, Professor of Management Go back to Wharton Women 
1931 Alma Katherine Ledig WG'31 becomes the first woman to earn a Wharton MBA, ten years after first MBA class was enrolled in 1921. She completed a 139-page thesis entitled “Training of Salespeople for Ready-to-Wear Departments” Wharton’s First Alumna: A Champion of Inclusive Education Go back to Wharton Women 
How National Politics Are Impacting DEI in the Workplace FEATURED FACULTY: Stephanie Creary – Assistant Professor of Management, Faculty Fellow of the Coalition for Equity & Opportunity Go back to Wharton Women 
1947 Hettie Simmons Love WG'47 is the first African American to earn a Wharton MBA. While at Wharton, she was the only Black student and one of only two women in her class. Hettie was awarded a special Penn Pioneer certificate from Dean James in May 2021. Telling the Story…Read More 
Wharton Women: How Climbing Mount Everest Led This Advocate for Girls’ Sports to Pursue A Wharton MBA Go back to Wharton Women 
Does a Woman's Biological Clock Have a Price? Ripple Effect PodcastGo back to Wharton Women 
