EMBA Stories: Women at Wharton Archana Patel, WG’24, Sruthi Mylavarapu, WG’24, Cynthia Obiozor, WG’24, and Shilpi Mittal, WG’24, received scholarships for their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.Wharton Women: Meet This Year’s Forté Scholarship RecipientsCamille Castro, WG’23, Fitz Reid, WG’23, Angela Romero, WG’23, and Mini Thangaswamy, WG’23, received scholarships for their commitment to advancing women in business.Meet This Year’s Forté Fellows in Wharton’s EMBA Program“Other women have done this before me, and there was no reason I couldn’t do the same,” said Suzanne Shaw, WG’20, who commuted from Jamaica to Philadelphia for classes.How this Mom Balanced School, Work, and Having Another Baby in Wharton’s EMBA Program“There are tough moments, and you need to be ready for those. But I would go back and do this program 10 times over if I could,” said Neda Amanat, WG’20.How this Alumna Balanced School, Work and Kids in Wharton’s EMBA ProgramBarkha Saxena, WG’11, credits Wharton’s EMBA program with helping her achieve her goal of transitioning into the technology sector as a senior data science leader.Six Tips for Women in Data Science from the Chief Data Officer of PoshmarkSallie Wong, WG’19, who recently landed her dream job at LinkedIn, credits her classmates and career coaching with helping her realize her true potential and strengths.How Wharton Helped this Finance Executive Achieve Her Career GoalLinda Habgood, WG’98, helps organize virtual networking sessions for Wharton EMBA women students and alumnae.How this Financial Services Co-Chair is Working to Support Women in BusinessStephanie Yee, C’08, WG’21, is bringing women students and alumnae together through virtual networking events.How this Student is Helping to “Empower and Inspire” Women at WhartonSheila Bangalore, WG’21, says “the sky’s the limit” when it comes to the value of Wharton’s MBA Program for Executives.How this Lawyer Moved into the C-SuiteLauren Pencek, WG’18, Michelle Chia, WG’18, Kelcy Walsh, WG’18, and Grace Uminga, WG’18, use their “Four of a Kind Podcast” as a platform to “empower women to start businesses and take bigger jobs.”How these Four Classmates Created a Podcast to Support Women in BusinessLoad More Stories
