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Diana's coverage revolves around business, education, sustainability, and technology with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert insights into emerging trends or recent events within the fields of business, education, sustainability, or technology.
Given her focus on these topics and themes related to youth development and entrepreneurship programs at educational institutions like Wharton School, she may appreciate pitches related to innovative educational initiatives aimed at equipping students with entrepreneurial skills.
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What would you do if you were CEO for a day and were given a virtual budget to invest in corporate growth? The challenge of evaluating and appropriating limited resources to satisfy your company ’s needs requires strategic planning. How well do you think a group of high school kids could manage?
By: Diana Drake
The Wharton Climate Center, which studies climate change, renewable energy, air and water pollution and biodiversity, and is part of the Wharton School’s ESG (environmental, social and governance) Initiative, is co-directed by Sarah E. Light, a Wharton professor of legal studies and business ethics. We caught up with Dr. Light recently to ask a few questions about business and the environment.
By: Diana Drake
More than 90 students and teachers from New York City public schools visited the University of Pennsylvania campus in November 2024.
Kelly Zhang breaks down the science of composting on the 50th episode of Wharton Global Youth's Future of the Business World.
Kicking Off a Gap Year with a World Record and an Angel Investor
By: Diana Drake
The Latest Wharton High School Data Science Competition Is Nothing but Net
In the summer of 2024, I attended the Essentials of Finance program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, a two-week whirlwind of learning, connecting, and living the college life. I thought I would share a few pages of my EofF journal:
Each year we celebrate the voices of high school students around the world as they reflect on Wharton Global Youth content during our Comment and Win competition.
By: Diana Drake
When you picture the intersection between business and health care, you might see social impact – innovators who design new ways to make us all healthier.
How does Apple manage to retain such a high customer retention rate despite not making any life-changing modifications to their products? How did Elon Musk build Tesla without traditional advertising? Why do customers willingly declare their allegiance to a brand?
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