Amy Wei WG’11 is Chief Operating Officer for OpenTable, leading the Global Restaurant Sales & Services, Global Data and Analytics, and Go-To-Market teams.

Prior to joining OpenTable, Amy worked at its sister brand KAYAK as Chief Commercial Officer and played an instrumental role launching then scaling business in the APAC region before overseeing all revenue generating activities globally. Before KAYAK, Amy led the China market launch and expansion of Jo Malone, an Esteé Lauder portfolio brand and prior, worked in consulting and venture capital.

She holds a B.S. from UC Berkeley, an MBA from the Wharton School and a M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Judy Kang WG’11 is the Chief Financial Officer at Healthfirst, Inc., the largest non-profit health plan in New York State. In her role, Judy is responsible for the overall financial management of the company, including the strategic planning and management of Healthfirst’s unique, hospital-sponsored value-based model to improve access, quality, and outcomes for Healthfirst’s over 2 million members.

Judy has served in numerous leadership roles within Healthfirst, including Senior Vice President of Delivery System Engagement overseeing the network of Hospital Systems and Providers in the Healthfirst network, Vice President New Markets and Ventures, as well as in the role of Assistant Vice President of Product Management and Strategy responsible for strategic planning for the Medicare Advantage portfolio.

Prior to joining Healthfirst, Judy served as an actuarial consultant for Towers Watson and Hewitt Associates where she led Fortune 100 clients manage their healthcare programs and strategies. Judy holds an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BS with honors from New York University.

Sophia Mullen is President of EnTrust Global and a member of the firm’s Board of Directors and Management Committee. Sophia works closely with firm executives, key external relationships, and investors to shape EnTrust’s overall corporate strategy and growth, including by creating strategic partnerships and launching investment opportunities across a range of asset classes and industries. She is also responsible for the firm’s business operations and team development. Prior to serving as President, a role she has held since December 2022, Sophia headed the firm’s Opportunistic Investments, where she led a team exclusively dedicated to such strategy to target opportunities across the capital structure in both private and public markets, ranging from thematic investments to individual targets.

In line with her interest in causes related to education, Sophia also leads the firm’s internship/apprenticeship program, pursuant to which EnTrust seeks to introduce a diverse range of candidates to the financial industry. In addition to her efforts within the firm, Sophia is an active alumnus with respect to each of her alma maters. Specifically, she is a member of the Women’s Leadership Circle of Phillips Exeter Academy, and the Law Dean’s Circle of University of Notre Dame Law School. In addition, she is a member of the President’s Council for the Children’s Scholarship Fund, an organization committed to ensuring that all children have access to a quality education, and a member of the Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic, a group which seeks to support the life and future of the New York Philharmonic for a broader audience.

Prior to joining the firm in 2013, Sophia was an attorney in the Corporate Reorganization practice at Sidley Austin LLP. Sophia holds a BS from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and a Juris Doctor cum laude from the University of Notre Dame Law School. She is a frequent guest speaker at events and conferences regarding alternative investments.

Heather Chan is the co-founder and CEO of Moonbow, a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) inspired skincare brand to calm stressed skin. Raised in Hong Kong, Heather grew up immersed in Asia’s rich beauty traditions, where skincare was a daily ritual shaped by TCM principles.

With a strong foundation in operations, Heather spent seven years in private equity before launching Moonbow in 2025. Her private equity career specialized in mid-market buyouts and institutional fundraising, giving her deep expertise in market analysis, brand development, and strategic growth. Known for her entrepreneurial drive, Heather also championed startups across fashion, wellness, and CPG, gaining hands-on experience in scaling emerging brands.

After moving to the U.S. for school and encountering gut health challenges, she sought solutions that reconnected her to her roots in TCM. Today, alongside her twin sister, Dr. Felice Chan, a Chinese medicine doctor, Heather is on a mission to share TCM’s wellness benefits with the Western skincare market, blending cultural heritage with a modern, innovative approach to beauty.

Joyce Meng W’08 is the Founder of FACT Capital (FACT stands for Fairness, Alignment, Compounding, and Transparency), which innovates on the hedge fund model and applies 'first principles' thinking to investment framework, portfolio/research transparency, technology use, and incentive alignment for long-term compounding.

Prior to FACT, Joyce was Partner at Vernier Capital and Research Analyst at MSD Capital and Goldman Sachs Investment Partners. Joyce graduated summa cum laude from the Huntsman Program of the University of Pennsylvania, receiving a BA in International Studies and a BS in Economics from the Wharton School.

Joyce received the Rhodes Scholarship and graduated with distinction from Oxford University with an MSc in Financial Economics and an MSc in Economics for Development. Joyce was also recognized as Forbes 30 under 30 (2014), Wharton 40 under 40 (2015), and Presidential Leadership Scholar (2024). She speaks Mandarin and Spanish fluently. As hobbies, she volunteers with Givology - a 100% volunteer-driven non-profit she co-founded in 2008, enjoys reading, and plays ice hockey.

Harman Singh Narula is the Co-Founder and CEO of Canary Technologies, the hotel industry’s leading guest technology company. Serving over 20,000 hotels globally, Canary offers award winning guest management solutions, including Canary AI, Mobile Check-In, Guest Messaging, Dynamic Upsells, Digital Tipping and others. Canary works with the world’s largest hotel companies, including Four Seasons, Marriott, IHG, and Wyndham. Canary is one of the top-funded venture-backed hotel technology companies globally and has raised nearly $178M.

Prior to founding Canary, Harman was a management consultant at Bain & Company, where he advised senior executives in hospitality, technology and private equity. Earlier, he was a part of the Global Sales Strategy Group at Starwood Hotels and Resorts, focusing on strategic initiatives to streamline operations and enhance the guest experience. Harman began his career at Citigroup in the office of the CEO, focused on corporate M&A and strategy.

Harman holds an MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and a BS from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration.

Dylan Huynh is a digital creator and storyteller known for his engaging content at the intersection of food, travel, and culture. Dylan (@dylan on YouTube) has built a community of over one million subscribers through videos that explore both local and distant restaurants, culinary traditions, and creatively challenging the roots and history of why food matters.

His work blends curiosity and storytelling to make everyday experiences surrounding food equally entertaining and meaningful, often highlighting the significance behind the places and food he features. Through his content, Dylan demonstrates how digital platforms can be used to connect audiences, spark curiosity, and shape modern conversations around culture and exploration.

Edward Pokropski is a two-time Emmy-nominated Senior Writer/Producer for Brand Creative at NBCUniversal and Peacock. He is the Co-Founder of The Asian Comedy Fest. The largest, longest-running Asian-led comedy fest in the U.S.

He is also a comedian and storyteller. He has been touring his solo show about adoption around the U.S. and Canada for the past three years.

Nathinee Chen is the Senior Associate Director at Wharton Communication Program and the current course head for WHCP 6160: Management Communication. She also serves as the chair of the WHCP Fellows Program and has delivered workshops for AXA Equitable, GSK, PwC, ArcelorMittal and partners within the Penn system.

Prior to Wharton, Nathinee worked for over a decade as a development editor, helping authors shape contributions to their fields into digital and print titles exploring topics in business leadership, nonprofit management, executive coaching, and other disciplines.

She is a first-generation, Thai-Chinese immigrant who grew up in Wyoming. She has also lived in Canada, California, Georgia, Thailand, and South Africa, but it’s Philly that captured her heart for good. She is passionate about parenthood, teaching, travel, cross-cultural understanding, and helping leaders hone their voice and shape their story.