• Demystifying the Fed and What Really Matters for the Economy – Patrick Harker
• Entrepreneurship, Wharton Style – Lori Rosenkopf
• How do carbon markets work? – Arthur van Benthem
• Personal Branding: Who You Are When It Matters – Americus Reed II
• The Human Dimension of GenAI Deployment – Stefano Puntoni
• The Trouble with M& A – Emilie Feldman

• Demystifying the Fed and What Really Matters for the Economy – Patrick Harker
• How do carbon markets work? – Arthur van Benthem
• Personal Branding: Who You Are When It Matters – Americus Reed II
• The Trouble with M& A – Emilie Feldman
• Faculty Moderated Alumni Panel – AI Panel – Stefano Puntoni
• Faculty Moderated Alumni Panel – Entrepreneurship- Lori Rosenkopf

Suggested Meet-up Locations: Ritz-Carlton Hotel Lobby Bar, 10 Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Back-up Alternative: Uptown Beer Garden, 1500 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19102

• Alumni Panel : Boardroom Excellence – Strategy, Technology, and the Modern Director
• Authors Salon – Rich Rys, Editor of Wharton Magazine with David Seltzer, WG’76
• Estate Planning Seminar – Marcie Merz, JD

• AI in Finance – Itay Goldstein
• Autonomous Vehicles: Where Are They Now? – John Paul MacDuffie
• Can Entrepreneurship Save the World? – Tyler Wry
• Developing Your Leadership through Experiential Learning – Michael Useem
• Growth (and Differentiation) Through Customer Experience – Barbara Kahn
• The AI Productivity Paradox: Why It’s Hard to Win – and How to Do It Anyway – Lynn Wu

WG’91 Class Talk: Leadership in Tumultuous Times

Panelists:

• Dawn Hines, CEO, Hines Automation
• George Hongchoy, Former Group CEO, Link Asset Management
• Linda Jenkinson, CEO & Chair, Vast Bank
• Pat LaVecchia, CEO, Oasis Pro

In this timely discussion, our distinguished WG’91 panel will explore the complex leadership challenges shaping today’s business landscape, including:

• What does leadership look like in politically tumultuous times?
• When have you considered stakeholder and social interests that conflict with meeting short-term financial performance?
• What is one underdeveloped leadership skill that you believe will matter the most in the next 5-10 years?

We look forward to an engaging and candid exchange among our WG’91 classmates.

Washington Ballroom, 3^rd Floor, Loews Hotel, 1200 Market Street

Home of Karen Batchelder: 8019 Ardleigh Street, Philadelphia, PA 19118

Suggested contribution of $10 per person to defray food and beverage costs:
Venmo: @karen-batchelder or PayPal at ksbatchelder@gmail.com

Join fellow WG’91 alumni for brunch to wrap up Reunion Weekend!