Wharton Stories: Global How This L.A. Doctor Multiplies Impact with Business Insights “Learning about entrepreneurship is important whether I do that through devising a platform, a startup, or anything else that might help doctors and patients.” Read the Story Misha Nasrollahzadeh, WG’20, recalls how a Global Modular Course in Ethiopia with her healthcare management class helped broaden her perspective on healthcare and innovation.Lessons This Healthcare Management Student Took Away from a Trip to EthiopiaJulian Gomez Faustino, WG’20, came to Wharton’s MBA Program for Executives for its undiluted MBA and global focus.Why This Chief Risk Officer Says Wharton Is Worth the Commute from Mexico City“If I think about the two bigger economic issues than trade, they are market access and innovation — who’s going to control innovation in the 21st century.”Dean Garrett on Why Trade Isn’t the Biggest Issue Between the U.S. and ChinaProf. Hernandez explains why he wants students to be globally-minded managers and decision-makers — and how this differs from domestic affairs.What Wharton Prof. Zeke Hernandez Wants EMBA Students to Learn about Global StrategyAdedotun Adejare, W’19, was inspired by his travel experiences at Wharton to pursue a Master’s degree as a Schwarzman Scholar in China.Adedotun Adejare Prepares to Explore China’s Technology Hub as Schwarzman ScholarNduka Nwankwo, WG’19, plans to use the skills he cultivated as a Lipman fellow to drive new projects for the Prize, which awards organizations for outstanding achievements in the social sector every year.Why This Lipman Fellow Alumnus Returned to the Program as a Graduate Assistant“As the flight attendant announced we were approaching Ulaanbaatar, I wondered what I had gotten myself into.”How a Health Care MBA Student Ended up in Mongolia for a WeekWall Street veteran and Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat, WG’87, shares four lessons from the global financial crisis that she says are “relevant today for all industries.” The 4 Lessons Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat Learned from the Financial CrisisFrom augmented reality to agriculture, these five Penn grads in the new Moelis Advance Access Program are taking risks their business passions before returning to Wharton for their MBAs. Inaugural Moelis Fellows Share Why They Will Be Returning to Wharton for Their MBAsThe Penn Wharton China Center welcomed President Amy Gutmann to Beijing, where she discussed the growing connection between Penn, China, and the world. Highlights from an Evening in Beijing with Penn President Amy GutmannLoad More Stories
