Sharon McMahon & Adam Grant on Fixing American Democracy [Video]

On a chilly afternoon in November, the McNulty Leadership Program had the pleasure of welcoming Sharon McMahon to Penn and to be in conversation with Adam Grant, as part of our Authors@Wharton Speaker Series. The two had an in-depth conversation on all things government, dispelling myths and misinformation related to politics, and US history and important figures of the past. This event was hosted on November 14, 2024.

Founded in 2012 by Professor Grant, Authors@Wharton was designed to foster deeper intellectual exchange and spark dynamic conversations among students, faculty, staff, and alumni—beyond the classroom. Hosted by the McNulty Leadership Program, this series continues to inspire dialogue and exploration at the intersection of ideas and leadership.

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Adam Grant is an organizational psychologist, best-selling author, and the Saul P. Steinberg Professor of Management at the Wharton School

Sharon McMahon is a best-selling author of “The Small and the Mighty”, educator, host of the podcast “Here’s Where It Gets Interesting” and founder, The Preamble.com

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