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Some of these alumni and their businesses include: ❯ Anne-Marie Corner WG’89 ProTem Pharma; Biosyn Inc.
❯ Joe Segel W’51 QVC; National Software Testing Laboratories; Franklin Mint Corporation ❯ Connie Duckworth WG’79 ARZU STUDIO HOPE Inc. ❯ Scott Hilton WG’07 Diapers.com
❯ David Birnbaum WG’05 TAKKLE ❯ Nathaniel Turner W’08 Invite Media Inc
❯ Lucinda Holt C’85 WG’91 ClickEquations; TurnTide
❯ Jon Huntsman W’59 HON’96 Huntsman Corporation ❯ Brett Hurt WG’99 Bazaarvoice; CoreMetrics Inc.
❯ Vernon Hill W’67 Metro Bank (UK); Commerce Bancorp ❯ Robert Goergen WG’62 Blyth Inc.
❯ Seth Berger C’89 WG’93 AND1
❯ Tom Austin W’93 GED’08 AND1
❯ Josh Kopelman W’93 First Round Capital; TurnTide; Half.com; Infonautics
About Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs
About Wharton Global Family Alliance
In 1973, the Wharton School became the first school to develop a fully integrated curriculum of entrepreneurial studies. Today Wharton, through Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs, supports and seeds innovation and entrepreneurship globally through teaching, research, and outreach to a range of organizations through its many programs, initiatives, and research centers. At the same time, Wharton students and alumni are helping to build entrepreneurial enterprises around the world and impacting virtually every industry.
Since its formation in January 2004, through an agreement between the Wharton School and CCC Alliance, the Wharton Global Family Alliance (Wharton GFA) has become the knowledge leader in family business research focused on family businesses, primarily in the areas of governance, philanthropy, and wealth management. Wharton GFA focuses on rigorous scholarly research in combination with the practical experience of successful global families to highlight the social impact of families worldwide. Wharton GFA has a robust research agenda and a wide variety of outreach focused on a global audience.
“Don’t learn how to do things right only. Learn how to do the right things.” Prof. Peter Lorange
❯ Peter Nicholas WG’68 Boston Scientific Corporation ❯ Brian Roberts W’81 Comcast Corporation
❯ Ralph Roberts W’41 HON’05 Comcast Corporation
❯ Julian Brodsky W’56 Comcast Corporation; Comcast Interactive Capital
WG = MBA alumnus; W = undergraduate alumnus Biography:
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