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| Margaret Quan Lui ’01, her husband Patrick and their two-year-old daughter, Sophie | |
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| Pablo Coballasi ’01, his wife Palmira and their two children | |
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| Brian Poger ’01 and this 3-year-old daughter, Daniela | |
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| Mandy Levenberg ’01 and Monisha Lozier ’01 say merhaba from Turkey | |
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Rep: Danika R. Harrisondrodriguez2001@kellogg.northwestern.edu
Erin Owen has published a new book, Recharge, Refuel, and Re-energize: The Conscious Entrepreneur's Guide to Taking Back Control of Your Time and Energy.
Deborah Curtis became the vice president of entertainment marketing at American Express, responsible for the brand's marketing partnerships and programs across music, fashion, film and theater.
Prem Arumugam and wife Carolyn are delighted to announce the birth of their daughter, Annika Joanne, born Jan. 14, 2013. Annika joins her older sister Anjali at their home in Canada.
Tyler Vaughey continues to work for American Express and lives in Phoenix, Ariz., with his wife, Kate. They welcomed their second child, a baby girl named Maddox, last June.
Last summer, Susanne van Laarhoven and her family moved to Costa Rica after nine years in Bangkok. Susanne says they are enjoying their new adventure!
Marcos Meneguzzi and Anabella Messuti '04 are the proud parents of baby girl Sienna, born in Hong Kong on Dec 31, 2012.
After nine years at Irevna, Chris Graham is now vice president and head of client engagement at Sutherland Global Services, an integrated business process outsourcing firm. He is based in New York.
Kelly Cornelis celebrated her marriage to Ryan Smolek at the Chicago History Museum. Many Kellogg alumni joined the fun, including Lisa Belcher, Corey Jacobson, Andy Jacobson '00, Dan McCarthy, Chris Freeburg, Steve Sherman, Evan Goldberg, Debbie and Jason Moss, Debbie Curtis, Bethany and Van Crocker, Peter McWeeny, Patti Doyle '99, Jennifer Hsu and Kim Adams. Kelly is a Partner at LaSalle Capital Group and Ryan is Strategic Projects Manager at MillerCoors.
Pablo Coballasi continues to work as a managing director of PC Capital, the private equity and investment banking firm he co-founded in Mexico in 2008. He and his wife Palmira celebrated their fifth anniversary in 2012, along with the birth of Jerónimo, their second child.
Brian Poger has started another company, Benefitter, and is no longer a ski bum. His daughter Daniela just turned three years old. If you're in San Francisco, give them a buzz and hit him up for a bottle of wine and/or milk.
Teaque Lenahan, Amy and their five-year old, Tierney, love their third year of living on an island near Seattle. Teaque was recently promoted to executive director at Frog Design Inc., the global innovation consultancy, and is enjoying his design strategy work in a diverse portfolio of healthcare, consumer electronics, retail, digital sport and nonprofit innovation. He gets to see Mandy Levenberg and Clay McDaniel in the city on occasion, but not nearly often enough. Teaque is excited to welcome Kellogg friend and executive director of strategy Lisa Jackson '02 to Frog's Seattle studio, up from the Austin studio.
Hajo Oltmanns and his family recently visited Sandor Mohacsi and his family in Munich.
Mandy Levenberg, still a strategist for Iconoculture, and Monisha Lozier, a founder/partner at Bellwether Education Partners, went on a Turkish adventure together. The two old friends met up in Chicago and flew directly to Istanbul for a few days, and hit Cappadocia via foot and hot air balloon.
Ryan McKinney was recently promoted at Microsoft to sales manager of cloud, infrastructure and desktop solutions. He has been growing his team with four recent hires, and is having a blast ramping up in the new role.
Norm McClave reports that fellow Section 62 member, Brett O'Brien, is now heading up the Gatorade brand for North America. You can see a handsome mug and article of Brett in the Chicago Tribune.
Dana Hagendorf recently left the CMO post at Fontainebleau to re-launch Gallant, a marketing consulting company focused on luxury brands. If anyone is looking to escape the cold, come visit Miami!
Jenny Lee of GGV Capital was one of a few women on Forbes' Midas list. She invests primarily in Chinese startups, but also brokers deals with her U.S. colleagues at the firm. Two long-term investments of hers, data center services provider 21 Vianet and software-development outsourcing service HiSoft, went public in 2011 and 2012, respectively.
Bridget McVerry and Juan Orellana hosted Marisa (O'Connor) Mulvahill and family visiting from New Jersey for a beach day in Redondo Beach, along with Bendee Anzures, Joanne Wong and Dave Wolbert '02.
Last summer, Winston Batanghari, Tanya (Estrella) Gomez, Hyung-Joon Lim and Yoko Mase organized a mini-reunion for the Class of '01 in Phuket. From as far north as Beijing, Seoul and Toyko to as far south as Jakarta, 14 classmates and their families descended upon Phuket for the long weekend. Picha Wattanasiritham served as the "country host" and was the master negotiator with local taxi drivers. Other classmates attending were Evan Auyang, Elaine Co, Dongho Kang, Jenny Lee, Heng Choon Lim, Margaret Quan Lui, Ying Luo, Gary Mui and Xandra Ramos. Many thanks to Li Zhang who helped with the logistics, but was unfortunately not able to join the reunion due to last minute arrangements.
After living in China for five years, Margaret Quan Lui, her husband Patrick and two-year-old daughter Sophie moved back to the San Francisco Bay Area. Margaret looks forward to reconnecting with the Kellogg family in the Bay Area.
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| Deborah Curtis ’01 became vice president of entertainment marketing at American Express |
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| Hajo Oltmanns and his family visiting fellow Class of 2001 alumnus Sandor Mohacsi’s family in Munich |
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| Kelly Cornelis ’01 celebrated her marriage to Ryan Smolek at the Chicago History Museum. Kellogg attendees included Lisa Belcher, Corey Jacobson, Dan McCarthy, Chris Freeburg, Steve Sherman, Evan Goldberg, Debbie and Jason Moss, Debbie Curtis, Van and Bethany Crocker, Peter McWeeny, Jennifer Hsu, Kim Adams (all ’01), Andy Jacobson ’00 and Patti Doyle ’99 |
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| Marisa (O’Connor) Mulvahill ’01 came out from New Jersey to visit Los Angeles friends Bridget McVerry ’01, Juan Orellana ’01, Joanne Wong ’01, Dave Wolbert ’02 and Bendee Anzures ’02 |
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| Marcos Meneguzzi ’01 and Anabella Messuti ’04 with their almost-New Year baby Sienna in Hong Kong |
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| Kelly Cornelis ’01 celebrated her marriage to Ryan Smolek at the Chicago History Museum. Kellogg attendees included Lisa Belcher, Corey Jacobson, Dan McCarthy, Chris Freeburg, Steve Sherman, Evan Goldberg, Debbie and Jason Moss, Debbie Curtis, Van and Bethany Crocker, Peter McWeeny, Jennifer Hsu, Kim Adams (all ’01), Andy Jacobson ’00 and Patti Doyle ’99 |
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| Winston Batanghari, Tanya (Estrella) Gomez, Hyung-Joon Lim and Yoko Mase (all ’01) |
