THE WHARTON WAY
Elevate Our Research Impact
THE WHARTON WAY
Elevate Our Research Impact

Hear from Joao Gomes, Wharton’s Senior Vice Dean of Research, Centers and Academic Initiatives, on the ways in which we are expanding the impact of our critical business research; from the classroom to the boardroom and beyond.

Wharton’s legacy as an analytical research powerhouse is undisputed within academic circles. So how can we leverage that reputation to ask and answer the questions most salient to the broader business community? Elevating our research impact means wielding our influence to benefit more people in more places for more outcomes.

OUR SUCCESS WILL ALLOW US TO:

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Set the standard for the application of business research to drive positive change in the world.

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Draw the world’s best and brightest minds to the beacon of our ever-inquiring community.

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Deliver multifaceted solutions infused with data-informed insights for immediate deployment in the modern world.

Research Pillars

These research pillars highlight Wharton’s core academic disciplines, where the depth and breadth of our scholarship intersect with the most pressing issues in society today.

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Welcome to the Ripple Effect podcast, where we dive into the transformative power of Wharton faculty research and its profound impact on the world. Join host Dan Loney as he explores the inspiring stories behind these studies and uncovers how the teachings create a lasting ripple effect on businesses and society today.

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"At Wharton, what we’re able to do with new technology and new ways of educating is to reach a broader population and deliver cutting edge evidence based knowledge to so many more people."

—Nancy Rothbard
Deputy Dean; David Pottruck Professor
Professor of Management; The Wharton School

Stories of Elevation

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