As companies grow, so do the complexities of their financial and operational landscapes—particularly in the realm of taxation. Whether you’re accelerating a venture-backed startup, leading finance at a high-growth tech firm, or advising companies at the forefront of innovation, tax strategy can be a game-changer—or a hidden pitfall. In this…
At this year's Wharton in Focus events, we're proud to bring you insights from Policies That Work, a Knowledge at Wharton series analyzing current U.S. policies and their impact on society and the economy. Join us in London on February 5 for a dynamic conversation featuring Dean Erika James and…
Led by: Hummy Song, associate professor of health care management; associate professor, operations, information and decisions at the Wharton School Most of us think improving health care is primarily a medical challenge — but operational choices play a crucial, often overlooked role. In this webinar, Professor Hummy Song, an award-winning…
Led by: Corinne Low, associate professor of business economics and public policy at the Wharton School Join Professor Corinne Low for an engaging discussion of her new book, Having It All, which explores the economics of gender, work, and family. Drawing on cutting-edge research in gender economics and labor market…
At Wharton in Focus: New York, Professor Ethan Mollick will lead an insightful discussion about how business leaders can harness the power of generative AI to innovate, grow, and support their employees in reaching their utmost potential. Following a Q&A between Dean Erika James and Professor Mollick, join us for…
Led by: Wharton Moneyball Team — Eric Bradlow, Cade Massey, and Abraham Wyner Eric Bradlow, the K.P. Chao Professor; professor of marketing, statistics, education, and economics; chairperson of Wharton’s marketing department; vice dean of AI & analytics at Wharton Cade Massey, practice professor in the Wharton School’s operations, information and…
We’re excited to welcome the following alumni back to campus for Reunion in the spring of 2026: Wharton MBA classes from graduating years ending in one or six (e.g. 2001 and 1996), the most recent graduating Class of 2025, members of the Wharton Graduate Emeritus Society (WGES), and Wharton Executive…
Led by: Shiri Melumad, associate professor of marketing at the Wharton School Smart technologies such as AI-enabled voice assistants, smartphones, and large language models are more than just functional tools that facilitate daily tasks and increase efficiency; they are also fundamentally altering how consumers think, feel, shop, and communicate. In…
