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2011 Wharton BPC Semifinalists We meet several of the 2011 BPC Semifinalist teams and learn how they leveraged Wharton's entrepreneurial resources to launch their ventures.
2011 Wharton BPC Semifinalists  |
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Wharton in the Middle East We interview Prof. Raffi Amit about Wharton's partnership with CERT and the opportunities for Wharton in getting more engaged with the Middle East.
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Introduction to the 2010 BPC Semifinalists The 25 Semifinalists for the 2010 Wharton Business Plan Competition have been announced. These student teams consist of students from across Wharton and Penn and cover a broad cross-section of industries, from consumer services to technology to biotech and medical devices. We spoke with a handful of the companies about their entrepreneurial roots, their ventures, and how the BPC has helped them develop their business ideas.
Introduction to the 2010 BPC Semifinalists  |
WEP in Action: Johnny Money WEP in Action interviews Prof. Ian MacMillan about "Johnny Money", an online game created by MacMillan in partnership with the NFIB to teach children about the basics of founding and running a business. We also talk to Matt Westerlund, TA for a class held at Wharton for inner-city Philadelphia high school students using the Johnny Money program.
WEP in Action: Johnny Money  |
Sheezan Bakali on the Entrepreneurial Internship Fellowship Sheezan Bakali, in her second year of her Wharton MBA, talks about how a Wharton Entrepreneurial Internship Fellowship gave her the chance to spend the summer working for Proper Cloth, a New York-based startup company.
Sheezan Bakali on the Entrepreneurial Internship Fellowship  |
Michael Melby on the Wharton Venture Award Michael Melby, a second year MBA student, talks about his startup, PayDivvy, and how he has been able to develop and pursue the idea using WEP resources like the Business Plan Competition and Wharton Venture Award.
Michael Melby on the Wharton Venture Award  |
Wharton BPC 2009 Venture Finals Join the excitement of the 2009 Wharton Business Plan Competition Venture Finals where WEP interviewed visiting business leaders, alumni, and of course the "Great Eight" finalists themselves.
For more on the Wharton Business Plan Competition, visit http://bpc.wharton.upenn.edu
Wharton BPC 2009 Venture Finals  |
WEP in Action - 2009 BPC Semfinalists Join "WEP in Action" as we talk to six of the 25 Wharton Business Plan Competition Semi-Finalists. They include a robotic toy and online community for kids and young adults, an apparel business leveraging the growth of "kite-sailing" and a wound diagnostic concept whose team includes a former Wharton BPC semi-finalist. Learn what motivated the teams to pursue their ventures, what types of potential they see in the marketplace and how important team dynamics are to pursuing success.
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Visiting Scholars WEP's Visiting Scholars program offers a unique opportunity for scholars from around the world to further their studies and engage in collaborative research efforts with Wharton faculty. Led by WEP co-director, Prof. Ian MacMillan, academics from Australia, Brazil, China, Germany, Italy, Ivory Coast and Japan have gained new research approaches through the program. WEP in Action learns first hand the Visiting Scholars program's impact through a discussion with two guests, one who has returned for a visit and one who has stayed on (and on).
Visiting Scholars  |
Entrepreneurial Women on Campus We sit down with two of Wharton's female student entrepreneurs, Jarah Euston (WG'09) and Eugenia Ross (WG'09), and ask them about their ventures, what it's like being a woman in entrepreneurship, and their recent appearance at the All Things Media forum hosted by the Paley Center for the Media.
Entrepreneurial Women on Campus  |
Interview with Devin Griffin Watch and listen to Devin Griffin, WG'09, talk about his experience gaining real-world experience as a Wharton Entrepreneurial Intern Fellow, working at Takkle, a New York City based start up co-founded by Wharton alumni.
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