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Staying ahead requires continuous learning. Leverage education in 2024 to be a more confident and co

Staying ahead requires continuous learning. Leverage education in 2024 to be a more confident and competent leader. To view this email as a web page, [click here]() [Wharton At Work Header]() January 2024 [From Algorithms to Action: Embracing Generative AI]() STRATEGY [From Algorithms to Action: Embracing Generative AI]() A new program offers cutting-edge knowledge and tactics for harnessing generative AI to transform your business. [Read More »]() [Partners Join in the Advanced Management Program]() SENIOR LEADERSHIP [Partners Join in the Advanced Management Program]() The Advanced Management Program goes beyond personal leadership and business acumen, reversing the personal/professional separation to involve family members. 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We were encouraging, nudging each other to step out of our comfort zone into whatever growth area we had identified.” LYNN MERTZ, Senior Strategic Policy Advisor, Global Thought Leadership, AARP [Open-Enrollment Programs for Individuals]() Wharton Executive Education programs enhance leadership skills and advance business acumen. - [Comprehensive Executive Programs]() - [Leadership and Management]() - [Finance and Wealth Management]() - [Marketing]() - [Strategy and Innovation]() - [All Programs]() [Download Calendar]() [Download Program Calendar]() Find the program that meets your needs. [Be WHARTON READY]() [It’s time to be WHARTON READY.]() Learn new skills, transform yourself as a leader, or reimagine your organization’s future with Wharton Executive Education. We will differentiate you from the competition and empower you to succeed. Achieve the readiness that will position you for greater success. 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