Wharton’s New Dean Garrett Promises to Bring Global Perspective
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Geoffrey Garrett, the next dean of the Wharton School, has spent the past six years explaining the U.S. to Australians. Now, he plans on helping Ivy League students understand the rest of the world.
Garrett, 55, dean of the Australian School of Business in Sydney, will bring two decades of experience in international business and politics to Wharton, the University of Pennsylvania’s business school, when he begins July 1. Penn announced his appointment yesterday.