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Question: As the assistant to a Wharton alumnus, will I be able to receive their Pennkey credentials? Answer: Our privacy policy prevents Wharton External Affairs from giving our alumni's sensitive information to anyone but themselves without permission. The alumni must give their permission for their credentials to be shared by…Read More
Question: What should I do if my PennKey has been hacked? Answer: Please reach out to the Alumni Records Department at daralumnipennkey@dev.upenn.edu and their IT department will investigate this matter and can confirm whether or not there was a breach in our system or your account. Wharton External Affairs also recommends…Read More 
Judd B. Kessler appointed inaugural recipient of Howard Marks Endowed Professorship Howard S. Marks, W’67 PHILADELPHIA, February 17, 2022—Judd B. Kessler has been named the inaugural Howard Marks Endowed Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The professorship, which has been generously funded by Howard S. Marks,…Read More 
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January 2022 • Edition 5 In this edition, read how the School is facing the future by building on its past; learn how an MBA alumnus gives back through mentoring and advising Wharton students and graduates; and start the new year with some tips on overcoming obstacles — while having fun! Wharton…Read More 
Chief Advancement Officer, Sam Lundquist, says Wharton is starting strong for 2022. Wharton is roaring into 2022 from a position of strength, according to Sam Lundquist, the School’s chief advancement officer. Lundquist shared with Wharton Impact his joy at the School being “best in class” and his admiration that students,…Read More 
December 2021 • Edition 4 In this edition we learn about a gift that has generational roots; how the buzz is building for Reunion; and what leaders can learn from the new workplace normal. Honoring His Father by Investing in the Future S.J. Dilenschneider, W’28 Robert L. Dilenschneider is not…Read More 
