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U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Neal S. Wolin Posted by: thewhartonschool
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Wharton MBA Commencement 2010 Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 1818 seconds Wharton Dean Thomas Robertson and BlackRock President and Director Robert Kapito address the MBA Class of 2010 during the School's commencement ceremony on May 16, 2010. |
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Knowledge@Wharton Overview Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 202 seconds Knowledge@Wharton is the online business journal of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Providing faculty insights and analysis of current business issues, Knowledge@ Wharton is published in five language editions: Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, and English. |
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Wharton EMBA Admissions Reception with Deputy Vice Dean Howard Kaufold Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 2660 seconds Learn more about the Wharton MBA Program for Executives, offered in Philadelphia or San Francisco, by watching this video of an admissions reception hosted by Howard Kaufold, Wharton Deputy Vice Dean and Director of the MBA for Executives. Featured in the video is a program overview, followed by Q&A with alumni and current students. |
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The Wharton MBA Difference Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 167 seconds Wharton MBA Admissions Director J.J. Cutler, WG'97, talks about the three things that set Wharton apart: the rigorous analytic approach to the curriculum; the breadth of opportunities for students to practice techniques they learn in the classroom during leadership opportunities presented outside of the classroom; and the extensive worldwide alumni network. |
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Franklin Allen: Global Financial Markets Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 679 seconds Wharton Professor Franklin Allen lectures on the underlying causes of the financial crisis, from the mass-securitization of mortgages to the failure of the financial regulatory system. He also discusses the role uncertainty plays in depressing asset prices in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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David Simon on Managing a Real-Estate Company: Wharton Leadership Lecture Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 2468 seconds David Simon, Chairman and CEO of Simon Property Group, describes his experiences managing the largest public real-estate company in the United States. Simon discusses the importance of technical expertise, decisiveness, and communication skill in being an effective leader. |
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Harris Diamond on Public Relations Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 1939 seconds Harris Diamond, CEO of Weber Shandwick and Constituency Management Group of the Interpublic Group of Companies, discusses his experiences as an executive in the public relations industry. He details the skills needed to successfully manage large enterprises, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing business leaders today in light of the economic crisis. |
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Michael Useem: Leading Through the Crisis Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 104 seconds Wharton Professor Michael Useem emphasizes the importance of aggressive communication among executives in order to lead through the crisis in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Richard Herring: The Banking System and the Origins of the Crisis Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 239 seconds Wharton Professor Richard Herring lectures on the market failure and poor government oversight that led to the economic crisis, as well as possible remedies to the situation in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, "The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options." |
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Joseph Gyourko: Impact on the Housing Market Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 224 seconds Wharton Professor Joseph Gyourko discusses the methods economists use to identify housing bubbles, as well as the supply and demand imbalance now facing the housing market, in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Stephen Hoch: Impact on the Retail Sector - Tough Times Retailing Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 114 seconds Wharton Professor Stephen Hoch discusses how today's consumers are typically smarter and busier and have higher expectations. He also discusses recent budgetary and borrowing constraints facing consumers in the wake of the economic crisis in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, "The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options." |
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Olivia Mitchell: Impact on the Pension Industry Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 268 seconds Wharton Professor Olivia Mitchell discusses sound retirement risk management during the economic crisis. She emphasizes the importance of promoting financial literacy among the general public, as well as the need to prepare for longevity, in this segment of her lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Raffi Amit: Impact on the Private Equity Industry Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 223 seconds Wharton Professor Raffi Amit lectures on systemic risks facing start-up companies during the economic crisis. He argues that, in addition to affecting funding for new ventures, the credit crisis is removing lifelines for established startups in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Marshall Meyer: Global Perspectives - China Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 124 seconds Wharton Professor Marshall Meyer discusses why China is likely to continue buying United States debt in light of the recent economic crisis in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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John MacDuffie: Impact on the Global Automobile Industry Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 497 seconds Wharton Professor John MacDuffie details the macroeconomic forces affecting the Big 3 automakers during the economic crisis. He elaborates on the ramifications of volatile commodities prices and competition from abroad in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Howard Pack: Global Perspectives - Emerging Markets Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 107 seconds Wharton Professor Howard Pack lectures on the twin threats of nationalization and protectionism following the economic crisis and their adverse effects on global worker productivity and US diplomacy in this segment of his lecture for Wharton's new course, The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options. |
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Dean Robertson Talks with Microsoft's Stephen Elop Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 509 seconds Microsoft Business Division Head Stephen Elop sat down with Dean Robertson to discuss the future of business technology and its impact on education. Elop was a keynote speaker at the Wharton Business Technology Conference. |
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Jeremy Siegel: The Crisis and the Markets Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 160 seconds Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel places the current economic recession in a broader historical context in this segment of his first lecture for Wharton's new course, "The Economic & Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Options." |
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After the Fall: A World Transformed? The Inaugural David and Lyn Silfen University Forum Posted by: thewhartonschool
Video duration: 4275 seconds University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann and a panel of Penn faculty explored the causes of the economic and financial crisis, as well as its short- and long-term impacts on the world, at the inaugural David and Lyn Silfen University Forum, After the Fall: A World Transformed? |
