Wharton Alumni Magazine
Spring 2006
Home Archives About Us Connections

Table of Contents

Features

New Paths to Prosperity

When Feelings Go to Work

Departments

Wharton Now

Wharton 125

Wharton Leader

Knowledge@Wharton

Next Up at Wharton School Publishing

Alumni Association Update

Leadership Spotlight

Continued from previous page

Club Spotlight: Mexico City

THE WHARTON SPIRIT IN MEXICO: THE ALUMNI CLUB OF MEXICO CITY

After a period of relative quietude, the Wharton Club of Mexico City has experienced a resurgence since June 2004 when Julio de Quesada, WG'76, led the Wharton Latin American Global Alumni Forum in Mexico City. In 2005, the Club organized a flurry of activities, including hosting a guest speaker, Ricardo Salinas Pliego, who spoke about his success in television and communications. Other programs included an event welcoming the Class of 2007 Lauder students in the MBA/ MA program and a breakfast with Senator Demetrio Sodi, a candidate for mayor of Mexico City. The Club has also participated in several worldwide events arranged by the School, including the May 2005 Alumni Leadership conference in Philadelphia, attended by Gerald J. Hamilton, WG'80, and the MBA World Tour and Information Session for MBA candidates. Perhaps the highlight of the year was a visit from Professor David Reibstein, who spoke to the Club about Marketing Metrics.

REMEMBERING ASUCCESSFUL YEAR

Each November, the Wharton Club of Mexico City holds an event where it honors the contributions of its members. At the 2005 event, Julio de Quesada, who won the 2004 Outstanding Alumni Award, presented the 2005 award to Mario San Miguel, WG'71. The Club announced a donation to an Education Fund in Mexico City that works with underprivileged children, and presented Monty Harris of Wharton's Alumni Affairs office with a donation to the Wharton Fund.

For more information about events and joining the Wharton Club of Mexico City please visit www.clubwharton.com.mx.

Back to Top
Back 3 of 6 Next
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Home | Archives | About Us | Connections

Copyright © 2005 The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. All rights reserved.