Putting the customer at the center — that was the heart of Prof. Cait Lamberton's lecture in this issue's Whiteboard. Her new book 'Marketplace Dignity: Transforming How We Engage with Customers Across Their Journey' comes out June 4 via Wharton School Press. whr.tn/3UAWqyQ

Highlighting alumni entrepreneurs in the new issue's Watchlist. Companies include a car insurance provider, an artisan handbag retailer, and a cancer detection tool. Read about all Watchlist companies, including several Venture Lab participants. whr.tn/3USzdbP

Attend the conference Forbes called one of the “top 10 executive gatherings.' Co-hosted by the Center for Human Resources and McNulty Leadership, hear from industry leaders such as Nir Bar Dea W11 WG14 and former The Home Depot CEO Frank Blake on June 18. whr.tn/4aQpEj4

Conflict is an inescapable part of both human nature and the nature of business. This new feature explores its many forms with research and insights from five Wharton professors on how find solutions and best outcomes. whr.tn/4d5vL4l

'We do not set these people up to succeed. We set them up to fail.” Sushmita Mukherjee WG24 reflects on a new program from WhartonCEO where MBA students share business skills with incarcerated individuals. Read the feature in the new Spring/Summer issue. whr.tn/4d1MTIl

Using examples from his daily life along with strategies from Amazon and Starbucks, alumnus Tim Kung WG15 writes how reframing a problem can unlock costumer motivations. Read more on our Blog Network. whr.tn/3w8HxdN

From AI-voiced drive thrus to digital menu boards, alumni dished on how technology is impacting the fast food industry. Read more: whr.tn/3U8eKOk

Deemed the 'financial digital passport,' find out how Portabl is making waves in FinTech. The log-in client, co-founded by Nate Soffio WG22, makes it easy for consumers to share data with their favorite apps, while keeping privacy intact.
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Get a sneak peek at the new issue as we go behind the scenes of the cover story 'A Culinary Calling.' The Spring/Summer 2024 issue launches April 22.

'Human or AI?' Professor Stefano Puntoni on how to shift this thinking to 'Human and AI' so that workers can flourish. Watch the full video, 'The Rise of AI: An Alternative to Human Replacement.'

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Read how The Wharton School classmates Advait Thaploo C25 W25, Parthiv Patel C25 W25, and Ujjayi Pamidigantam C25 W25 are addressing racial disparities in health care with their innovative company Equimeter. whr.tn/3uZA0gw

As VHS was for video and internal combustion was for automobiles, Wharton professors predict what will be the dominant design for AI. Watch the full 'Inside Wharton Magazine' video. youtu.be/FKe5FZr5fag?si…

Zack Gray WG19's journey from Wharton to founding Ophelia is fueled by a commitment to combat opioid addiction. Learn about the startup's licensed telemedicine and prescription services, which provide critical support in the fight against opioid misuse. whr.tn/3SudwNL

200 million newspaper pages across 13,000 U.S. newspapers spanning 170 years was the basis of a recent study from professor Jules van Binsbergen, revealing insights on both economic sentiment and the algorithm that conducted the study. Read more: whr.tn/48ZE8LE

Doctors and nurses can use AI as a tool for their patients, says Kartik Hosanagar, professor of operations, information and decisions. Watch the full video, 'The Rise of AI: Accuracy in Health Care': bit.ly/3xnWtVP

The United Nations predicts that 70% of the world's population will live in urban areas by 2050. Wharton real estate professor Maisy Wong (right) looks at the perks of adding global real estate to investment portfolios, based on research from MSCI. Read more: whr.tn/3vgzqvi

'AI is not confined to borders.' — Professor Rahul Kapoor on why countries should agree on a global framework for the technology. Watch the full video on 'The Rise of AI: Government Regulation': youtu.be/pDTdQ48VUbI?si…

'Financial planning done right is essential to living well. That’s why we created Facet,' says Anders Jones WG17, co-founder and CEO of Facet, a startup on a mission to bring accessible, flat-fee financial advice to all.

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In 1993, 3% of Deloitte U.S. partners were women. Today, that number is over 30%, thanks to pioneers such as Ellen Stafford-Sigg WG88. “Once you’ve got more women staying to be partner, other women see that this is possible,” she says. whr.tn/3PDZ8k6 #WomensHistoryMonth