Co-President
Anthony Orlando
worlando@wharton.upenn.edu

Anthony is a junior at the Wharton School from Hazleton, PA, concentrating in Finance and Accounting. Outside of WPBA, he is involved in the Wharton Accounting Society, Wharton Undergraduate Finance Club, and Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club. An avid writer and student of economics, he is author of the nationally published book Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal and a weekly op-ed column for the Hazleton Standard-Speaker. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, playing basketball and tennis, traveling, watching sports, and reading.

Co-President
Erol Toker
etoker@wharton.upenn.edu

Erol is a sophomore in the Wharton School from Istanbul, Turkey. Concentrating in Finance and Entrepreneurship, his main areas of interest are socially conscious for-profit ventures and development economics. His main activities on campus include OPIM Dept. Research, Penn International Business Volunteers and Big Brothers/Big Sisters Philadelphia. In his free time, he likes to play soccer, tennis and explore Philadelphia's many cultural offerings.

Executive VP
Dan Axelsen
daxelsen@wharton.upenn.edu

Dan is a Wharton sophomore from Philadelphia, concentrating in finance and accounting. Beyond the WPBA, he serves on committees in Penn's student government and other Wharton groups, as well as working as a research assistant in the Wharton Management Department. Dan enjoys skiing, sailing, and tennis.

VP of Events
Harrison Greer
hgreer@wharton.upenn.edu

Harrison is a sophomore in the Huntsman Program for International Studies and Business from Birmingham, Alabama targeting French and planning concentrations in Finance and Business and Public Policy. Beyond WPBA, he’s involved in Let’s Get Ready SAT math tutoring at Sayre Beacon High School in West Philadelphia, Kite & Key tour guiding, and his fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma. Harrison enjoys newspapers, American fiction, and running.

VP of External Affairs
Lowell Caulder
caulder@wharton.upenn.edu

Lowell is a Junior in the Huntsman Program at Penn. He comes to Philadelphia from Fort Wayne, Indiana. His Wharton concentration is Business and Public Policy. He is also pursuing a minor in Urban Real Estate and Development—a joint program between the Urban Studies Department in the College and the Real Estate Department of Wharton. Lowell´s academic interests lie in community and economic development. He intends to pursue a career in community development financing. Lowell is currently studying abroad this semester at the University of Havana in Cuba.

Deputy VP of External Affairs
Maria Briseno
mcbriseno@wharton.upenn.edu

Maria Briseno is a senior in the College at the University of Pensylvania. She is majoring in Political Science with a concentration in International Relations and minoring in Economics. Beyond the WPBA, she is also the Vice President of Pi Sigma Alpha, the Political Science honor society. Furthermore, she has volunteered her time on campus in various community serving organizations such as the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project, Penn Pals and Campaign for Working Families.

VP of Finance
Joanne Yuan
jyyuan@wharton.upenn.edu

Joanne is a junior in the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business concentrating in Finance. From Plainsboro, NJ, she is currently studying Chinese economics abroad in Shanghai. Aside from student organizations she is also working as a liaison for E2 Consulting Group and as a research assistant for Wharton Research Data Services. She enjoys traveling, reading, and cooking.

Deputy VP of Finance
Amy Dai
wdai@wharton.upenn.edu

Amy is a sophomore in Wharton, double concentrating in Finance and Operations and Information Management, as well as minoring in French Studies. Born in Beijing, China, Amy grew up in Dallas, Texas, and is a loyal Mavs fan for life. On campus, Amy is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity, and she is also an Information Technology Advisor for Harnwell College House. In her spare time, she loves to work out at Pottruck and watch the Food Network, and wishes one day to be the star of her very own cooking show.

Co-VP of Marketing
Jessica Butler
lje@sas.upenn.edu

Jessica is a sophomore architecture student as well as the only WPBA Board Member representing the College. Beginning at a young age, she developed a great appreciation for the arts and has dabbled in them ever since. Whether it is theatre productions or working on graphic design for WPBA, she loves any and all artistic endeavors. She enjoys traveling, visiting museums, and spends a great deal of her spare time and money on her architecture and photographic classes and hobbies.

Co-VP of Marketing
David Kwon
dkwon@wharton.upenn.edu

David is a senior from Radnor, Pennsylvania. His academic interests lie in finance and public policy, and he is also minoring in economics. Over the past three years, David has been involved in various musical activities including Pennsori a cappella and a drum group. He also served as a campaign intern for Philadelphia mayoral candidate Michael Nutter.

VP of Policy Development
Dayna Shi
daynashi@wharton.upenn.edu

Dayna Shi, from central New Jersey, is currently a Sophomore at the Wharton School concentrating in Finance, Operations and Information Management, and Statistics. Beyond WPBA, Dayna is a Cohort Mentor for the Class of 2011 Peso Cohort and is also involved in several other Wharton organizations. In her spare time she enjoys reading, baking, and exploring Philadelphia.

VP of Publications
Madeleine Evans
evansmr@wharton.upenn.edu

Madeleine Evans is a junior in the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business, concentrating in Latin American studies and Finance. Her interest in politics is focused on diplomatic relations, and she would like to pursue a future at an international organization or as a consultant on Latin America. Outside of academics, Madeleine runs for the Penn Track and Field team and volunteers at Big Brothers/Big Sisters in Philadelphia. She is currently studying abroad in Buenos Aires.

VP of Membership
Grace McGregor
gracemc@wharton.upenn.edu

Grace McGregor is a sophomore in Wharton from Scranton, Pennsylvania planning to concentrate in Finance and Management. In addition to WPBA, Grace is on the executive board of Wharton Women as newsletter chair. She is also the president of the Dollar Undergraduate Cohort for the class of 2010, as well as a tour guide for the university. Outside of school, Grace enjoys reading, running and traveling.