In this episode the CEO of Navigating Grey, Irvine Sloan dives into the complexities and challenges companies have with navigating sustainability and social impact. It can often be easier for a company to make a donation and write a check but there are other ways to engage stakeholders when it comes to sustainability and social impact. The company Navigating Grey has experience in this specific area and dives into how a company can have a more impactful impact that its stakeholders want to be involved with. Listen to the episode and learn more at navigating-grey.com

Alex Martinez is CEO of iTissue and a Strategic Advisor to VALTICS. iTissue is in the business of 3D Printing Bioengineered Tissue to Increase the speed of health care tests. They do this by 3D printing the tissue cells that a drug would be exposed to if ingested and then observing the reactions that those tissues have. By initially testing new drugs on 3D printed tissue it makes it easier to see which tissues are reacting to the new drugs and it should also reduce the amount of animal and human testing.

Jose Villarreal is partner at the global law firm Baker Botts, and he is based in Austin Texas. In this conversation we dive into intellectual property, patents, trade secrets and how people have tried to patent outputs from artificial intelligence.

Nafeez was one of those kids that took the SATs for the first time when he was 12 and thought of it as a game and realized there is a method to how these tests are structured. In the conversation we get into what people should know when preparing for admissions and how Smart with a Heart has helped thousands of people with their admissions.

Jovelle Fernandez has lived in 5 different countries and travelled to over 50 countries. She has over 20 years experience in health care and has now written a book called "The Expat" all while developing an oral cancer drug that has had Stage 1 fully funded by the Japanese government.

In this episode, we dive into investing in music royalties with Alex Gramatzki who is Co-President of Crescendo Royalty Corp and an Advisor to the ICM Crescendo Music Royalty Fund. We dive into forecasting future cash flows in the music industry, how revenue is collected and where revenue is collected from and why music royalties are a interesting asset class to invest into.

Peyman A. Nejad has been involved with some of the most iconic buildings in the world such as the Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the World Trade Center 2 in New York. In this episode we dive into what makes building these massive and iconic buildings a unique challenge and how someone even ends up on this career path.

Adriana Muñoz went from nurse, to medtech executive, to investor, Adriana shares her next move, Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition. You will hear her thoughts on the advantages of job training in a family owned business and her passion for gender equality.

A hospital has many assets that are needed in order to generate revenue for a hospital. Even though patients drive the revenue, the hospital needs assets such as cardiologist, MRI machines, beds, laptops, syringes, and so much more to generate revenue. Managing all the assets of a hospital is complex and that is where Pycube, Inc comes in as Asset & Item Chain Management Solution. In this episode, Alex Gramatzki is interviewing the CEO and Founder of Pycube, Srikar Yeruva.

On this episode of the Wharton Alumni Executive Education Podcast, host Peter Bartek sits down with Pan Partners' President and Founder Peyman Nejad to discuss the future of tall buildings in the United States.