The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University today announced the creation of the Matt Caldwell Veterans Program, named in honor of Matt Caldwell ’10 JD, MBA, a distinguished Kellogg ...
The 2026 India Business Conference (IBC) welcomed 250 attendees, 15 speakers across nine sessions to the Kellogg Global Hub. Beginning in 1995, this year’s gathering marked its 23rd edition; however, ...
The Turner MBA Impact Investing Network and Training (MIINT) Competition is the largest impact investing competition for graduate students, with teams from more than 35 MBA programs. This year, the ...
Applications are now open for the Master in Management (MiM) and Kellogg Future Leaders (KFL) programs for our 2026-27 cycle. These opportunities are designed for individuals who are just starting or ...
Kellogg continues to support leaders from a diverse range of industries, including entrepreneurship, family enterprise, healthcare, media, sports and entertainment. Acknowledging that talented leaders ...
The Class of 2026 is graduating into a world that no one can fully predict. At Kellogg’s convocation weekend that reality was not framed as a limitation. Instead, it was a challenge. If the future is ...
What defines a future Kellogg leader isn’t their resume — it’s their vision for what comes next. Every year, we meet MBA candidates driven by bold ideas, diverse experiences and a shared commitment to ...
When I arrived at Kellogg, I had a clear objective: to build a large-scale agribusiness in Kenya. I also understood that achieving that goal would require more than just ambition, I needed to fully ...
A desire to scale his small business led Hoyoung Pak ’00 MBA to Kellogg, where he built a strong foundation in general management. Now a partner and managing director at AlixPartners, Pak helps CEOs ...
The new courses for Full-Time MBA and Evening & Weekend MBA students will offer a practical foundation in emerging technologies through a cross-disciplinary lens. Artificial intelligence is ...
It was a project that didn’t even have a name. When Matt Garman ’06 MBA joined Amazon as an intern in 2005, then-marketing-executive Andy Jassy — now Amazon’s CEO — was recruiting interns to help ...
David Schwimmer ’88 can still taste the sashimi. The meal represented the first bit of success for a Northwestern undergrad who had turned an avant-garde off-Broadway play into an off-campus cult hit.
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