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Heard at Kellogg
"The problem is building international brands with soul while recognizing that one country does not fit all. There are people out there who know customers need different things, but they ignore the fact.” — Kraft International President Sanjya Khosla, on building global brands (April 14, in a talk to Kellogg students)
— Benjamin A. Pace, managing director of Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management, on the political response to the Great Depression (April 24, in an Executive MBA Luncheon Speaker Series talk) Read the full article
— Boston Consulting Group executive James H. Lowry, on personal leadership development (April 13, in a talk to Kellogg students)
— Dan Bartlett, public relations expert and former White House counselor, on maintaining corporate reputations (May 1, in an Executive MBA Luncheon Speaker Series talk) Read the full article
"Stories or narratives about the economy are like thought-viruses that spread through the economy — a contagion." — Robert Shiller, author, professor and political economist, on how psychology shapes the economy (May 13, in a Kellogg Distinguished Lecture series talk)
— Maria Isabel Patino, executive director of Corpovisionarios, on the power of social norms in regulating behavior in Columbia. (June 2, at the KIN Global Summit) Read the full article
"Climate change isn’t like TIVO. We can’t hit the pause button and wait until the economy gets better to deal with it." — Howard Learner, director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center and former Obama campaign adviser, on the need to invest in sustainable technologies (March 31, in a talk to Kellogg students) Read the full article
— Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, on leadership during times of crisis (May 20, in a talk to Kellogg students) Read the full article
"How green our future will be depends on what you do. If business doesn’t go green, it’s not going to happen." — Michael Mandelbaum, author, professor and global affairs expert, on the prospects for a green revolution (May 5, in a Kellogg Distinguished Lecture series talk) Read the full article
— author, adjunct Kellogg professor and mind-body medicine expert Deepak Chopra, on creating prosperity from within (May 29, in a talk to Kellogg students) Read the full article
"When people wouldn’t spend $1.39 at the gas station for a bottle of Coke or Dasani six weeks ago but they will today, that’s a good sign that we’re starting to get back on the right track.” — Coca-Cola Enterprises Chairman and CEO John Brock, on leading economic indicators (June 1, in a talk to Kellogg students)
— Staples founder Tom Stemberg, on finding business opportunities (May 4, speaking to Kellogg entrepreneurship students) Read the full article
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