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Keith Weigelt is the Marks-Darivoff Family Professor of Strategy at The Wharton
 School, University of Pennsylvania. He has partnered with Oxfam America to pilot his savings and investing program. In addition, he has developed a cross-generational program teaching financial literacy and business skills to grammar and high school student. He developed his curriculum four years ago and it’s been successfully piloted at inner-city schools in West Philadelphia.

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Mobilizing the Disadvantaged

(0) Comments | Posted May 20, 2013 | 10:00 AM

Journeys of a Taoist in the Business World: The Process of Change

I apologize for my absence as time slips quickly. Much has happened since our last visit, some of which you will now hear. In this session, I want to report the beginning of change. Taoists believe...

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What Is Good for the Poor Is Good for the Country

(0) Comments | Posted September 24, 2012 | 6:56 PM

Taoists perceive nature differently than many. It is the nature of mathematics that one is given the choice to see the world as discrete units (algebra), or continuous motion (calculus). It is the same with strategy.

Taoists perceive strategy in the continuous. As the great strategist Sun Tzu notes in...

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Creating Savings and Investing Groups in the Inner City

(0) Comments | Posted July 14, 2012 | 2:26 PM

Journeys with a Taoist in the Business World: Strategies of the Wu-wei

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Photo: Professor Weigelt teaching financial literacy to inner city adults at The Wharton School

Wu-wei is a verb of sorts. It explains how one behaves strategically with what the Taoists call...

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Journeys With a Daoist in the Business World

(1) Comments | Posted May 23, 2012 | 3:24 PM

I am a strategist in the Daoist tradition. One tenet of Daoism is that individuals are responsible for their reality. We all have the power to change our reality because of what game theorists call interactive payoffs. When you interact with others, the consequence of your decision depends on the...

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