Wharton runs three Global Alumni Forums annually as a service to the school’s alumni. The purposes of the forums are:
- To provide opportunities for the alumni to network for personal and professional reasons and to encourage the local alumni clubs;
- To strengthen the bonds between the school and the alumni;
- To promote the school in an important center for global business;
- To give global thought leaders a forum to discuss important ideas; and
- To give Wharton faculty and staff a chance to learn about important economies outside the United States.

The Forums began in 1993 and have been held thirteen times in Asia; ten times in Europe, Africa and the Middle East; and eight times in Latin America.

About Seoul 2010

Through panel discussions and keynotes, thought-leading business, academic and civic experts—including Wharton Dean Tom Robertson—will bring their collective knowledge to bear on the recovery of the global economy. The focus will be on evolving global business paradigms and international opportunities for economic growth. Panel discussions and keynotes will concentrate on those industries and economies leading the way to expansion.

Attending faculty at Wharton’s Global Alumni Forum in Seoul, to be held May 28-29, 2010, include scholars working at the leading edge of interactive media and ethics and legal studies.

Faculty speakers include:

• Eric Bradlow, The K.P. Chao Professor; Professor of Marketing, Statistics, and Education, Co-Director, Wharton Interactive Media Initiative;
• Vice-Dean, Wharton Doctoral Programs, Philip Nichols, Associate Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics;
• Diana Robertson, Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics; and
• Peter Fader, Frances and Pei-Yuan Chia Professor, Professor of Marketing, and Co-Director of the Wharton Interactive Media Initiative. 

All details and registration at:
www.whartonseoul10.com