EMBA Stories: Work/Life Balance From COVID-19 and job search algorithms to growing Pepsi’s data analytics, Richard Kerr, WG’20, is applying his Wharton knowledge to make a global impact. How Wharton’s EMBA Program Helped this Alumnus Pivot from Animal Science to Data ScienceBen Murray, WG’19, and Matt DeVivo, WG’19, launched “Thank You, Now What?” to share veterans’ stories about transitioning to civilian life. Wharton EMBA Alumni Team Up to Create Podcast about Life after Military ServiceAll around the world, MBA students are connecting virtually with alumni in their own cities through the new Wharton Alumni Welcome program.Community Away from CampusPooja Bansal, WG’20, came to Wharton looking for a career in Silicon Valley, but ended up finding the “perfect opportunity” at a classmate’s veteran-based mortgage firm. How Wharton’s EMBA Career Resources Helped this Alumna Pivot from IT to HRTulika Garg, WG’21, and Wenshan Wang, WG’ 22 — who each received a $15,000 scholarship and one-on-one mentorships — talk about the value of supporting women in top MBA programs.Meet the Wharton EMBA Recipients of the Financial Women of San Francisco Awards“Take time to be thoughtful and be yourself. We want to really get to know you through these essays,” says San Francisco Admissions Director Barbara Craft.Wharton EMBA Admissions Directors Share Tips on Writing Strong EssaysDr. Aman Bhullar, WG’14, came to Wharton as a physician. Today, he is also an entrepreneur, angel investor, filmmaker, actor, and philanthropist.How Wharton’s EMBA Program Transformed this Doctor’s Career“This level of education changes the way you think about the world. It doesn’t just have career implications, it has life implications,” said Cory Halbardier, WG’19.Why this Sales and Operations Executive Says Wharton’s EMBA Program is Worth ItBrittney Jean-Louis, WG’20, and Andrew Jean-Louis, WG’20, say their investment is already paying off with knowledge, perspectives, and career impact. Why this Married Couple Came to Wharton’s EMBA Program TogetherTricia Shaw, WG’12, says “the value of the EMBA program is much longer than two years because the benefits of the community last a lifetime.” How Wharton Helped this Naval Aviator Change Coasts and Transition to the Private SectorLoad More Stories
