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Lunchtime Spotlight: Wharton Executive Education April 20, 2006

Lunchtime Spotlight: Wharton Executive Education April 20, 2006. Founded in 1881 as the nation's first collegiate business school. World's largest, most cited faculty with 280 standing and associate members. Leading undergraduate, MBA, PhD, and executive programs.

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Lunchtime Spotlight: Wharton Executive Education April 20, 2006

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  1. Lunchtime Spotlight: Wharton Executive Education April 20, 2006

  2. Founded in 1881 as the nation's first collegiate business school. World's largest, most cited faculty with 280 standing and associate members. Leading undergraduate, MBA, PhD, and executive programs. More than 100,000 alumni and past participants in 139 countries around the world. State-of-the-art academic facilities in Philadelphia and San Francisco. The Wharton School Jon M. Huntsman HallPhiladelphia Campus Folger BuildingSan Francisco Campus

  3. Wharton Executive Education • 8,000 executives attend annually • Open Enrollment Programs: 63/year — 40% of business • Custom Programs: 147— 60% of business • Longest running executive education program: SII, since 1953 • Steinberg Conference Center: completed in 1988, expanded 2000 • Wharton West opened in 2001 • INSEAD Alliance: France and Singapore

  4. Wharton Executive Education Organization Chart Jon Spector Vice Dean Anne Corcoran Staff Assistant Business Development & Marketing Strategy Client Management, Delivery & Admin Information Technology (See Attached) Sean CusackF&A Director Anna LohDir. Human Resources Louis Metzger Director Anjeza Bilbili Marketing Coordinator Carol Orenstein Chief Marketing Officer Peter Degnan Executive Director Pam Knight IT Director Ed Kamarauskas Mgr, IT Info Systems Matthew Schuler Marketing Analytics Director Marty Hackett Marketing Director Denise Dahlhoff Faculty Partnerships Director Pablo Schklowsky Sr. Program Analyst 2 AV Support Staff Michael McTigue Marketing Communications Dir Valerie Blassey Sr. Graphic Designer Sonia Mercado Graphic Designer Junaid Chaudhry Program Analyst 2 Temp Employees Patience McGonigle Marketing Analyst Millison Smith Electronic Resources Coordinator

  5. Client Management, Delivery & Administration Peter Degnan Executive Director Delivery Administration WPWP Financial & Professional Services Energy/Chem, Educ & Intl Consumer Prod, Retail, OE Design Manufacturing/ Technology Healthcare/Other Kim Ridley Associate Director Joann Desiderio Director Claudia Lewis Director Lorraine Truten Sr. Director TBD Sr. Director Rita McGlone Sr. Director Brian Jennings Sr. Director Judy McHugh Sr. Director Erika Harris Staff Assistant Jessie Burns Mgr, Accommodations & Special Events David Bock Associate Director Katie Wiesel Director Sandhya Karpe Director Deb Giffen Director Jennifer McElrath Director Julie Shapiro Director (See Attached) Tarik Richardson Fulfillment Coord. Emily Licht Delivery Manager Kim Guyer Associate Director Eric Weiner Director Diane Eynon Director Dara Chamides Associate Director David Kurz Director Carolyn Taylor Admin Assistant Pat Tillson Mgr, Faculty Pmt & Scheduling Susan Donnelly Program Manager Tamela Vieira Director Yumi Wakayama Director Maria Pitone Associate Director 9 Program Managers Katrina Clark Course Consultant Jennifer Gers Associate Director TBD Staffing (China) Antoinette Yancy Associate Director 13 Coordinators TBD Staffing (India) Robin Salaman Asst Director Dara Chamides Associate Director

  6. Full range of Wharton School formats Lifetime Fellows 80 days EMBA 35 days AMP + 3 - 15 days Open/Custom Programs 1 day Seminars and Conferences 90 mins. Master Classes 5 - 10 mins. Knowledge@Wharton/WSP Needs assessment

  7. Open Enrollment Programs • Programs for executives with specific development needs. These programs enhance individual learning and experience in various topics such as: • Corporate Governance • Including: The Director’s Consortium; Finance, Audit and Risk for Board Members • Senior Management • Including: Advanced Management Program, Executive Development Program; Fellows Program • Leadership • Including: Executive Negotiation Workshop; Leading and Managing People

  8. Open Enrollment Programs • Strategy and Management • Including: Critical Thinking; Implementing Strategy • Finance • Including: Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager; Mergers and Acquisitions • Marketing • Including: Competitive Marketing Strategies; Marketing Metrics • Industry Specific Programs • Including: Securities Industry Institute; Society for Human Resource Management; Institute for Private Investors; American Institute for CPCU; Investment Management Consultants Association; NASD; Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers; LIMRA International; International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans; ASIS International; Institute of Business Travel Management; Credit Union Executives Society; Wharton/IMVP Global Automotive Program: Dynamic Strategy and Leadership; Wharton/Windhover Program for Pharmaceutical and Biotech Executives

  9. Custom Programs • Programs are grounded in the expertise and consultative skills of Wharton’s world-class faculty. • Programs tailor academic frameworks and current research to address a client’s business challenges. • Each client is designated a Client Services Director to facilitate and drive this collaborative effort; an Academic Director from our faculty to spearhead the curriculum and faculty development; and a Program Director to oversee program delivery. • Faculty re-engage participants after they have returned to the workplace to discuss lesson application.

  10. Wharton Programs for Working Professionals • Post-baccalaureate programs of study specifically designed for working adults who do not have previous coursework in business. • Participants come predominately from the Philadelphia region. • Emphasis is on applying concepts learned in the classroom to everyday managerial decision making. • Certificates offered: • Business Essentials • Finance and Accounting • Human Resources Management • Marketing

  11. Wharton Value Added: Broad Solutions Recruiting Thought Leadership Fellows EMBA • Relationships Across Entire University • Access to Global Alumni Base • Preferred Role with Various Campus Activity • Enhanced Brand Awareness Executive Development AMP/WPWP Open/Custom Programs Seminars and Conferences Master Classes Knowledge@Wharton

  12. Contact Information Peter Degnan Executive Director Wharton Executive Education 573.0305 or pdegnan@wharton.upenn.edu

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