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Global Young Leaders Academy

February 10, 2015 / 02:51

This episode discusses the Knowledge at Wharton initiative, featuring Mukul Pandya and Dianna Drake. Topics include the launch of Knowledge at Wharton High School, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and the Global Young Leaders Academy.

Mukul Pandya, the executive director and editor-in-chief, explains the mission of Knowledge at Wharton, which aims to disseminate business knowledge globally. He highlights the initiative's reach of over three million people and its publications in five languages.

Dianna Drake, managing editor of Knowledge at Wharton High School, shares details about the program's focus on financial literacy and business skills for high school students and educators. The initiative includes weekly articles, lesson plans, and various engagement activities.

The episode also introduces the Global Young Leaders Academy, a summer program designed for international high school students. This program aims to provide students with an immersive experience in U.S. culture while enhancing their critical thinking, leadership, and communication skills.

Listeners are encouraged to participate in the academy, which promises a supportive environment and the opportunity to earn a certificate.

TL;DR

Knowledge at Wharton discusses financial literacy and the Global Young Leaders Academy for high school students.

Episode

2:51
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hi i'm mukul pandya
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executive director and editor-in-chief
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of knowledge at wharton
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which is the wharton schools online
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journal of research and business
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analysis
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our mission is to take knowledge from
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wharton and other sources
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and to disseminate it around the world
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to people who may need it
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and benefit from it knowledge at wharton
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was launched in may of 1999
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and over the past 15 years or so we have
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evolved into a network
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that reaches more than three million
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people around the world
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we publish in five languages english
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spanish
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portuguese chinese and arabic
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it was about four years ago in march of
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2011
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that we launched knowledge at wharton
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high school with the goal of spreading
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business knowledge to high school
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students
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and high school educators and to talk a
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little more about that i'd like to
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introduce my colleague diana lasseter
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drake who is the managing editor of
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knowledge at wharton high school
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hi i'm dianna drake managing editor of
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knowledge at wharton high school
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knowledge of wharton high school is an
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initiative of the wharton school at the
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university of pennsylvania that promotes
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financial literacy entrepreneurship
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leadership and business skills
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as well as career and college
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development among high school students
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and educators around the world
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knowledge at wharton high school is an
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online portal we publish weekly articles
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written for the high school student and
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we also have more than 400 lesson plans
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for educators to use in the classroom or
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outside of the classroom
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in addition we have a video glossary and
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we also engage students through
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competitions seminars and workshops
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this summer we are partnering with brain
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game magazine
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to host the global young leaders academy
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an intensive customized summer academic
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program for a select group of
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international high school students
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who want to receive a quality education
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on finance and business
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and spend time immersed in the us
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culture we hope this academy will
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accomplish several things
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we want students to experience ivy
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league university life
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and earn a certificate this summer in a
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supportive and supervised environment
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we want them to refine key skills of
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critical thinking and creativity
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we want to focus on career development
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and college planning
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and also develop leadership and
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communication skills
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we hope you will join us for the global
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young leaders academy
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you

Episode Highlights

  • Knowledge at Wharton
    Launched in May 1999, it aims to disseminate business knowledge globally.
    “Our mission is to take knowledge from Wharton and other sources.”
    @ 00m 13s
    February 10, 2015
  • Global Young Leaders Academy
    An intensive summer program for international high school students focused on finance and business.
    “We want students to experience Ivy League university life.”
    @ 02m 01s
    February 10, 2015

Episode Quotes

  • Our mission is to take knowledge from Wharton and other sources.
    Global Young Leaders Academy
  • We want students to experience Ivy League university life.
    Global Young Leaders Academy

Key Moments

  • Knowledge Dissemination00:17
  • High School Initiative00:45
  • Financial Literacy01:12
  • Global Academy01:43
  • Leadership Skills02:17

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