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Seth
Berger
Co-founder, AND 1
In this issue
we speak to alumnus Seth Berger (WG'93) who co-launched AND 1 the day after he graduated
from Wharton. Throwing out traditional marketing,
Berger helped create a brand that exploded; within a decade, AND 1 grew
to $280 million a year in sales and boasted relationships with 25% of the
NBA's players. Feeling the timing was ideal, in 2005, Berger
and his partners sold the company to American Sporting Goods. >
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W – Wharton Undergraduate degree
WG – Wharton MBA degree
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TEACHING & LEARNING
The Goergen Entrepreneurial Management Programs
Dogging
the Data
Class helps Wharton-bred PetPlan USA with policy rollout. >
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Crossing Warren Buffett with Indiana Jones
Private equity in emerging markets class gives students inside
look at growing field.
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OUTREACH
Backbone of Success NP
Solutions wins Wharton Business Plan Competition Grand Prize with next
generation back pain treatment. > MORE
All Star Entrepreneur
Alumnus Seth Berger scores success with basketball apparel company
AND 1. > MORE
PLUS:
Watch the "Alumni Impact" video interview of Seth Berger
in which he explains what the Wharton experience provided him: "Probably
the best thing for me was how bright and intense the Wharton students
were…because I realized when I got out into the world these
were the people I was going to be competing with." > MORE
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RESEARCH
Sol C. Snider Entrepreneurial Research Center
Getting the Dogs to Eat the Dog Food
Bigger firms gain entrepreneurial
marketing know-how from Prof. Leonard Lodish's new book, Marketing That Works. >
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Wharton Private Equity Review: Differentiation in a Hyper-competitive
Market
The race for deals is on in private equity. Gone are the days when firms simply
did due diligence, loaded on leverage and hoped for outsized returns after selling
the company a few years down the road. Today, record-setting bids and unprecedented
capital inflows have created an overheated environment that requires new strategies
for those looking to stay ahead of the pack. Produced in cooperation with the
Wharton Private Equity Club, this special report highlights the innovative ways
firms are working to source deals, set themselves apart in an auction process
and ensure performance once a deal is done. Also, industry specialists offer
a close-up view of the debt markets and the hot energy market, which saw one
of the largest-ever private equity proposals earlier this year.
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