Wharton MBA for Executives

it has come to my attention that the recent long post that I wrote about GCP and my thoughts may have caused a bit of a stir. Perhaps it was naive of me but I honestly did not intend for it to cause any harm, ill-feelings, negative attention, etc. It was simply an […]

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Well, not really. I’m done with classes.

We have 2 class sessions left. I don’t have class next session but I have a board meeting with the non-profit group that I have been matched up with (Cystic Fibrosis Foundation) so I need to fly up anyway.
Then I have a final exam on […]

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not. I’ll write more about this AFTER i get my diploma (heh).
GCP is a lot of work and it is a rewarding experience. But it’s a lot of work. Too much work. But it’s fun….sorta.
RVD.

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We just got back from our GCP trip to Madrid, Spain. It was awesome. Sure, we spent 99% of our time working with the IE team but that other 1% of time that was spent on fun stuff was great.
Ok maybe I exaggerate a little bit. But we were working […]

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One question that I constantly ask myself is: “Does it get easier?”
I thought term 1 was tough. We had an accounting midterm before I was settled in. The FAP took up a ton of time. There was a lot of reading and studying to do. I also had to get into […]

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TheFink wrote a wondering insight into GCP a few months ago (see here: http://www.whartonblog.com/?s=gcp. As I wrote in one of the comments, I have joined a GCP team.
A couple of days ago we heard that we got the Spain Virtual Animations project! Our top choice was the Chile VinoLux project. This is […]

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(Guest Post by TheFink)
I’m typing in for RVD I know that I have a big hat to fill but am excited for my opportunity to express myself on the internet….something only a select few have the privilege of doing.
Quick overview of GCP. The program was started by Len Lodish in 1978 and […]

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