Success Stories The Wharton EMBA Experience “The growth, the knowledge, the people — it’s all worth it. Not just for me, but for my family and what we’re building together,” says Kenny Sandhu, WG’26.Why This EMBA Dad Says the Wharton Journey Is Worth It“I know I’m the right person to lead this mission, but I didn’t want to be the reason it falls short because I lacked business knowledge,” says Utkars Jain, WG’27. Building the Skills to Scale: A CEO’s Journey at Wharton“If you go back and just become a more efficient machine, then this was all for nothing. The real value is in how you lead differently,” says EMBA Graduation Speaker Derek Hedbany, WG’26.What It Means to Lead: Insights From EMBA Graduation Speaker Derek Hedbany“Juggling everything is hard, but it’s completely doable. And it’s absolutely worth it,” says Lauren Gonzalez, WG’26.No Pause Button: One Mother’s Wharton EMBA Journey“From the outset, EMBA has been specifically designed and delivered for working professionals of diverse backgrounds, job experiences, and career aspirations. The program is as relevant nowadays as it was 50 years ago,” says Vice Dean Mauro Guillén.50 Years of Wharton’s Executive MBA Program “I came in thinking AI was a skill to learn, like Excel. But what I realized is that AI adoption is really a leadership mindset and challenge,” says Fei Fei Wang, WG’26.Inside Wharton’s AI Block Week in Seattle “Much of my work has focused on understanding how countries, institutions, and businesses interact across borders, so receiving this recognition from the King of Spain is very special to me,” says Vice Dean of the MBA Program for Executives Mauro Guillén. Meet the Knighted Professor Shaping Global Business Education“If you want to ascend in a sports organization, broad business knowledge is essential,” says Sam Fuld, WG’26, who was promoted from Phillies general manager to president of business operations. From the Dugout to the C-Suite: How This Student Expanded His Playbook at Wharton“I’m leaving Wharton a stronger operator, leader, and decision maker thanks to what I learned here,” says Kristen Denzer, WG’26.How Wharton Is Helping This Founder Scale and Lead a Childcare Brand“Whether virtual or in person, networking is proactive,” says Mrugesh Desai, WG’25. “You need to make the effort, but the effort always pays off.” How Students in Wharton’s EMBA Global Cohort Build CommunityLoad More Stories
