Wharton EMBA Alumni Network
The value of your Wharton MBA only begins with the two years you spend here. Lifelong friendships, the collaborative community, and common connections with other Wharton alumni are among the most powerful benefits of a Wharton degree. The relationships you build give you the power to move ahead in your job, change your career, and even relocate around the globe.
With 91,000 graduates, including world leaders in corporate, non-profit, and government organizations, we have the largest alumni network of any business school. Wherever you are in the world, you can always call on a Wharton graduate for concrete help, advice, and support.
Alumni Network |
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| Alumni Everywhere, 2011 | |
| Alumni | 91,000 |
| Countries | 148 |
| Continents | 6 |
| in Africa & Middle East | 827 |
| in Asia | 5,119 |
| in Australia & New Zealand | 335 |
| in Caribbean & Latin America | 1,263 |
| in Europe | 4,302 |
| in North America | 76,121 |
| Alumni Clubs | 80 |
Online Alumni Network
Wharton's online community, WhartonConnect, gives current students and alumni an easy way to find colleagues in just about any field. Alumni and students can access industry information, communicate with fellow alumni, and identify contacts. WhartonConnect includes lifelong e-mail addresses, an alumni directory, and extensive search capabilities. The Wharton Alumni-Student Network enables alumni and students to identify career development resources within the alumni base.
Alumni Clubs
A Wharton Alumni Club comprises a lifelong network of leaders in specific industries or geographic regions. There are 80 Wharton Alumni Clubs providing support and opportunities for Wharton graduates worldwide. By meeting with their fellow Wharton alumni regularly, our graduates can trade ideas, find employees and jobs, develop new initiatives, form partnerships, and discuss their local economies.
Global Alumni Forums
In addition to the annual campus-based Wharton reunion, Wharton partners with its alumni clubs to mount annual Global Alumni Forums around the world. These are a great opportunity to network with friends, participate in debates, and reconnect with the School. The forums also allow alumni to meet professionally, share important contacts and industry information, and elicit constructive criticism, support, and possibly even funding for new ideas and projects.
