Features

Culture of collaboration
Entrepreneurship's a team effort at Northwestern and Kellogg

Risk takers, value makers
A Kellogg MBA helped set these alumni on an entrepreneurial path
Venita Fields '88  •  Joseph Levy '47  •  David Weinstein '00  •  Betty Chow '88  •  Doug Cook '98  •  Julia Stamberger '02 and Pam Jelaca '00  •  Cheryl Mayberry McKissack '89

Put to the test
Students face off in Kellogg Cup business plan challenge

Experiential learning
Tour de KAE lets alumni share business success  •  Innovative student-run conference brings 'Ideas to Action'  •  Leading entrepreneurs bring insights to Kellogg series

The new worker's revolution
When Prof. Shefsky talks entrepreneurship in China, millions listen

So you want to be an entrepreneur. Here's how to make the jump
KEO club creates bond and student sounding board  •  Myths and realities of entrepreneurship  •  KEIP keeps it real for budding entrepreneurs

Driving innovation
Dean's new executive education course takes structured approach

Stalking the wild consumer
The qualitative approach yields surprising results

Big ideas (and how to put them to work)
Innovation requires leaders who create vibrant interaction

Better teams, by design
Action learning brings critical team skills to students

Disruptive technology or industry savior?
Tech-savvy consumers push digital entertainment market

Wall Street smarts
New Asset Management Practicum brings alumni support to experiential course

Fundamental insights
Kellogg finance expertise well represented among alumni professionals

Getting on board
Hands-on governance program puts students on nonprofit boards for action learning

On the cover: Northwestern University and Kellogg School leaders and alumni come together to deliver innovative, rewarding educational opportunities for students. One example involves a collaboration between Kellogg and the McCormick School of Engineering that bridges management and technology. From left, Northwestern President Henry Bienen; Kellogg Senior Associate Dean Sunil Chopra; Kellogg Dean Dipak C. Jain; Kellogg Professor Steven Rogers; McCormick Dean Julio M. Ottino; and entrepreneur and benefactor Larry Levy '67. Photo © Nathan Mandell