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Remarkable success comes from
remarkable leadership. In 1996,
the Campaign for Sustained
Leadership began its “quiet
phase.” Since then, over $280
million has been raised. The
Campaign has reached this level
largely because of the contributions
and commitment of the
Campaign Steering Committee,
a group of individuals who
are outstanding business and
civic leaders.
Staying Ahead of the Game
At the head of the Campaign
Steering Committee are three
individuals who share a long
history with the School and the
vision to lead Wharton into
the new century:
Jon M. Huntsman, W’59, H’96
Campaign Chair
Chairman and CEO,
Huntsman Corporation
Geoffrey T. Boisi, WG’71
Campaign Co-Chair
Vice Chairman,
Chase Manhattan Bank
Michael L.Tarnopol, W’58
Campaign Co-Chair
Vice Chairman,
Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc.
Making the Investment
Beth Nelson,
W’82:
Music Major
to MBA
“In my profession, you can
either produce good numbers
or you cannot,” Beth
Nelson says. “Results are
completely measurable.
Having confidence in your
ability is key, especially in
difficult stock markets.”
Bill Mack, W’61:
Technology as a
Shaping Force
“Technological innovation
brings together several disciplines
and provides a basis
for new things being done,”
Bill Mack says regarding
his recent gift to the Wharton
School. “It touches
on everything, from bio-tech
to engineering to the
Internet.”
Matt Greene,
WG’89:
Seeing a Unique
Opportunity
Vance Hall is a vivid memory
for Matt Greene. “It was
very overcrowded, and from
a tech standpoint, it wasn’t
wired,” says Greene, who
now works as managing director
of the Equity Department
at Utendahl Capital
Partners.
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