Wharton alumnus Robert Haft has made a two million dollar gift to his alma mater to establish an Entrepreneur-in-Residence Endowment Fund, according to a press release.
Haft, who graduated with a degree in Finance in 1974, is the founder and chairman of Main Street Lender and the founder of health-care investment company Morgan Noble.
About $1.8 million will go directly towards the Entrepreneur-in-Residence program, which brings entrepreneurs from a variety of fields to campus to meet one-on-one with Wharton students.
The remainder of the money will go toward support high-priority Wharton programs.
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