Wharton Entrepreneur Workshop Series

Developed in collaboration with tech law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, these workshops cover the fundamentals of launching and growing a business, including brand positioning, legal advice, and financial modeling.

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“Wharton gives you an unusually safe environment to test things: classmates who will give real feedback, professors who will pressure-test your assumptions, and programs like VIP-X that simulate real investor scrutiny.” — Ojú Junaid, WG’26

Inside VIP-X Philadelphia: How Wharton MBA Founders Are Scaling Startups

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The Path From Labs to the Marketplace

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After more than six years as a Special Forces medical sergeant, Thomas Cavett, WG’18, G’18, came to Wharton to work on the launch of an innovative traumatic injury detection device.

How This Lauder Vet Is Working to Create Life-Saving Devices for the Military

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #52 — “Why and How to Pursue Angel Investing” with David Mes, WG’05, and Ben Orthlieb, WG’07

Why and How to Pursue Angel Investing

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #51 — “How to Make Sure Your Product Is User-Driven, and Why It Matters” with Julie Price, WG’08

How to Make Sure Your Product Is User-Driven

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #50 — “Start Up Selling” with Jeffrey Goodman, WG’96, Genweb2 VP of Sales

A Powerful Model for Targeting the Right Kinds of Customers

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