Business Communication Resource Library

The Business Communication Resource Library grew out of WH 2010: Business Communication for Impact. Created for Wharton undergraduates, this collection of tip sheets, tutorials, infographics, videos, and model examples is designed to strengthen your communication skills beyond the classroom. Communication is a core skill of leadership, and these resources will support you throughout your entire leadership journey: in Wharton, internships, and your early career.

Learn the Fundamentals

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Communication Basics

An overview of the principles from WH 2010 Business Communication.

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The Communication Development Strategy

Use this 4-step process every time you write or speak in business.

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Planning Your Presentation

Watch us plan a presentation in just three minutes.

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Communicating Concisely

Learn to craft business messages that are simple, sufficient, and uncluttered.

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Self-Editing

Use our self-editing checklist to improve your writing efficiency and effectiveness.

Enhance Your Skills

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AI for Business Writing

Understand the risks, benefits, and strategies for using AI in your business writing.

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Handling Q&A

Follow our guide to avoid common pitfalls during Q&A.

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Documenting Sources

A guide to citations in business that strengthens your logos and ethos.

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Video Interviews

Look and sound your best for your next interview or meeting on Zoom.

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Team Presentations

Follow these tips for a collaborative and seamless team presentation.