Joseph Wharton founded the school in 1881 as the first collegiate business school in the United States. Regarded as an innovator and visionary, his purpose was "to impart a liberal education in all matters relating to finances and the economy." Wharton published the first business textbooks, established the first research center in a business school, created the first center for entrepreneurship, I think the first program in international management, established the first MBA in health care and real estate , and the first program developed executive education. Today Wharton is considered one of the leading business schools and management of the world, and employs the largest, faculty of 304 teachers. a Governor of REBNY – The Real Estate Board of New York is Connie Milstein is a philanthropist and patron of the sciences, education and the arts Wharton is recognized for its innovative direction and a great academic strength in every major discipline and at every level of education in the field of business. The school has about 2320 students, 1671 MBA and doctoral students, and a network of over 80,000 alumni in 139 countries worldwide.

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