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A plan to save lives: At the CHEST Foundation Case Competition, Kellogg and NU students work together to reduce smoking in the Third World Read more Photo © Chris Guillen
 
The Social Enterprise at Kellogg (SEEK) program reflects the converging challenges that managers face today as they strive to be socially responsible global leaders in their chosen fields. Read more...
 
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FEATURED NEWS: Economics, innovation and persistence: CCX CEO Richard Sandor discusses climate-change implications for enterprise risk management

4/20/2009 - Richard Sandor, chairman and CEO of the Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX), which helps companies minimize their greenhouse gas emissions through a cap and trade system, delivered a guest lecture at the Kellogg School on April 14.

In his presentation, held at the James L. Allen Center, he discussed climate change implications for enterprise risk management. He also detailed the evolution of the business environment that led to the creation of the CCX as well as the growth, development and benefits of the organization itself.

Calling the rise of CCX something of a “case study” for market innovation, Sandor said his organization’s history also holds lessons about risk management.

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Photo caption: Chicago Climate Exchange Chairman and CEO Richard Sandor predicted in an April 14 Kellogg School lecture that “the next big value creation” will be the commoditization of air and water. Photo © Nathan Mandell

News & Announcements

Kellogg graduate Jamie Jones recognized at the ASPA 29th Annual Public Service Recognition Awards Program. Read more.

Kellogg students supported Kellogg-founded social ventures through a Mustache ManPageant that raised $15,000 for Room to Read.  This amount is enough to send 60 girls in developing countries to school for a year.

2007 Beacon Capital Fellows Bryan Campbell and Jill Zeldin concluded their fellowships; Bryan stayed with Opportunity International and Jill stayed with the U.S. Olympic Committee.  This is a great testament to exactly what the Beacon Fellowship was intended to do. Read Bryan's report and Jill's report


Upcoming Events
Nonprofit Management Executive Education: Nonprofit Finance
1/25/09 - 1/27/09

Nonprofit Management Executive Education: Fundraising & Marketing II
2/8/09 - 2/10/09

2nd Annual
CHEST Case Competition

May 2009


Student Activities
Net Impact Club
Global Health Initiative (GHI)
Business With a Heart
Kellogg Corps
Kellogg Worldwide Experiences and Service Trips (KWEST)
Neighborhood Business Initiative

Program Affiliates
The Carol and Larry Levy
Social Entrepreneurship Lab
Center for Nonprofit Management
Ford Motor Company Center for Global Citizenship
International Business & Markets Program
Larry and Carol Levy Institute for Entrepreneurial Practice
 
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