Wharton School Publishing

Wharton School Publishing is a joint venture between the Wharton School and Pearson launched in 2004, offers peer-reviewed books and management tools by thought-leading authors who provide deep insights on the changing business environment and practical applications and solutions in finance, management, and strategy. To find out more about our books and management tools, visit Wharton School Publishing.

The Center's Director, Professor Jerry Wind recently co-authored the book, Competing in Flat World, with Victor Fung and William Fung, published by WSP. For more information on the book, please visit the website.

The Wharton Fellows Program

The Wharton Fellows: Ongoing Network and Master Classes for Senior Executives program is a lifelong network of thought leaders, senior executives, Wharton faculty, and leading experts that provides continuous critical knowledge and unparalleled decision support to meet the business challenges of nonlinear, disruptive change. The program's unique format — short, master classes at locations around the globe and a continuously linked community of experts — helps senior leaders to constantly challenge their assumptions, develop and test new ideas, and stay ahead of the competition. Upcoming master classes will look at "innovation and creativity" in Philadelphia in April and "Islam and the West: Insights and Business Opportunity" in Dubai in September. This approach, unique among top business schools, bridges the worlds of executive education and management consulting to offer members deep, results-oriented, just-in-time knowledge on critical emerging issues. A detailed program description, including session dates, agendas, and benefits, can be found here.

SEI

The SEI Center derives its name from SEI (NASDAQ: SEIC), a leading global provider of comprehensive wealth solutions to financial service firms, institutional investors, and high-net-worth families. Chairman and CEO Alfred P. West, Jr., with a strong commitment to innovation and management education, collaborated with Wharton Professor Jerry Wind to found the SEI Center and chairs its Board of Directors.

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