EMBA Stories: Entrepreneurship Jason Lepes, WG’20, is combining his passion for food and cooking with new business skills to help grow the startup Foodkick.A Passion for Food Led this Foodkick Co-Founder to Wharton“I used to not believe in core values — until we picked ones we believed in and operationalized them. They work if they’re real.”How an Award-Winning Marketing Firm Fosters Work/Life Balance“I heard about the network during Orientation, and I thought it was probably all talk. But then I saw it in action, and it was impressive,” said Denise Carter, WG’19, co-founder of Quoin Pharmaceuticals.How Wharton’s Network is Helping this Alumna Grow Her Pharmaceutical BusinessBen Murray, WG’19, plans to use his Wharton MBA to efficiently scale his businesses in the film industry and beyond.Why This Visual Effects Artist and Documentary Director Pursued an MBA“I really wanted people to find this safe place, this safe workout, because it’s low-impact. People can come and take a class if they’re 17 years old or if they’re 82 years old.”Why The Co-Founder of SoulCycle Restarted with a New Fitness VentureKevin Jackey, WG’20, commutes to the San Francisco campus to fill in knowledge gaps and grow his West Coast network.How Wharton’s EMBA Program is Helping this NYC Chief Risk Officer Grow a Brewery in San FranciscoSwati Chopra, WG’19, says mentorship is “critical” to encourage more women to pursue higher education and unlock their potential.How Wharton’s EMBA Program and Mentorship are Helping this Student Achieve her GoalsLearn about student programming, events, and other ways to get involved with the Wharton Social Impact Initiative for the spring 2019 semester.6 Ways to Get Involved With Social Impact This SemesterIn addition to learning how to scale his business, Micah Niebauer, WG’19, is benefitting from a bicoastal network, access to faculty, and applied learning.How this Former Green Beret is Using His Wharton MBA to Grow a MicrobreweryHow Wharton’s EMBA Program helped Kali Bhandari, WG’18, Camila Noordeloos, WG’18, and Autumn Huiatt, WG’18, launch a venture dedicated to solving gender inequality.These Three EMBA Alumnae Founded a Startup to Rewrite Gender Stereotypes — and Children’s ClassicsLoad More Stories
