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Corporate Partners in Experiential Lab Courses 2008-2009
The following venture capital and buyout firms partnered with Kellogg by offering projects for our students in the past year. These lab courses are offered in the fall, winter and spring terms.
Firms and organizations listed here provided student projects in 2008 – 2009 for lab courses that are usually offered once or twice yearly: Analytical Consulting, Global, Management, Real Estate, and Sustainability.
In the Medical Innovations Course, Kellogg students work with teams from three schools at Northwestern, Feinberg (Medical), McCormick (Engineering), and Law Schools - to develop or improve medical products. Here is the list of departments and products for 2008-2009.
To learn more about sponsoring a student project, please contact Michele Rogers or go to Student Projects site.
| 2X Consumer Products | LaSalle Capital Group |
| Adobe Ventures | Longitude Capital |
| bioventures investors | MK Capital |
| Ceres Ventures | Madison Dearborn Partners |
| Code Hennessy & Simmons | McNally Capital |
| Cornerstone Angels | Merrick Ventures |
| DFJ Portage | New Trier Partners |
| Early Stage Parteners | OCA Ventures |
| First Analysis | Prism Capital |
| Frontenac Company | Seneca Health Ventures |
| Geneva Glen Capital | Ceres venture Fund |
| Granite Creek Partners | Merrick |
| Hadley Capital | Silicone Pastures |
| Hispania Capital Partners | Silver Oak Services Partners |
| Hopewell Ventures | Sterling Partners |
| I2a Fund | Waud Capital Partners |
| Illinois Ventures | |
| Independence Equity |
Firms and organizations listed here provided student projects in 2008 – 2009 for lab courses that are usually offered once or twice yearly: Analytical Consulting, Global, Management, Real Estate, and Sustainability.
| ALTO (Chile) | Landauer |
| Abbott Laboratories (US & Europe) | Mitchell & Co. (Peru) |
| Azza Fahmy Jewelry (Egypt) | Mozilla |
| Biomatters (New Zealand) | Quality Control Corp |
| Chicago 2016 Olympic Bid Committee | Reliance (The Gambia) |
| Chlorophyll (India) | Scanntech (Uruguay) |
| Compsis (Brazil) | Social Value Exchange |
| DHL Express (Americas) | Tixem |
| Ghana Leasing (Ghana) | Turkish Airlines (Turkey) |
| KBB (Turkey) | Woodtech (Chile) |
| Kibernum (Chile) | Yeigo Communications (South Africa) |
In the Medical Innovations Course, Kellogg students work with teams from three schools at Northwestern, Feinberg (Medical), McCormick (Engineering), and Law Schools - to develop or improve medical products. Here is the list of departments and products for 2008-2009.
| General Surgery | Urinary catheter |
| Urology | Prostate gun; bladder biopsy device |
| Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery | Drug delivery for post-operative pain; transmyocardial device Transapical valve replacement device; left atrial occlusion device |
| Orthopedics | Weight assessment for rehab |
| Neurosurgery | Wireless neurostimulator |
| Radiology | Peripherally inserted central catheter guide wire; point of care diagnostic for catheter-related bacteremias |
To learn more about sponsoring a student project, please contact Michele Rogers or go to Student Projects site.
