Clinton S. Warren VP, Investment Specialist JP Morgan Chase "A direct result of my Kellogg education has been an ability to understand organizational and client investment issues, then integrate and apply theories of investment management and analysis for recommended plans of action. My critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and problem-solving skills have been strengthened via the Kellogg experience." Read More

The Kellogg School's 50,000 alumni live in every corner of the globe and work in almost every conceivable field. The alumni network spans 85 countries and all 50 states. In more than 70 cities and countries, alumni clubs coordinate visits from faculty and administrators, lectures by prominent executives and community leaders, and social events.

In Chicago, alumni have access to a wide variety of programs, including a monthly CEO speaker series as well as the MBA Update series, where graduates may return to Evanston for a day-long educational seminar. Overseas, the Kellogg School's presence is growing too. Kellogg graduates from all over Europe gather frequently for a reunion weekend of networking, socializing and business seminars. Japan's Kellogg alumni club hosts quarterly meetings featuring prominent local businesspeople as well as Kellogg faculty.

These organizations provide Kellogg graduates with the opportunity to make new friends and build business contacts with the help of other members of the Kellogg family. Alumni quickly find that the Kellogg world is close-knit.

Kellogg alumni are represented across all industries. They include Greg Josefowicz '79, president, CEO and chairman of Borders Group, Inc.; Colleen Goggins '79, president of Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Company; Haruo Naito '74, president and CEO of Eisai Pharmaceuticals; Patrick Ryan '59, chairman, president and CEO of Aon Corp.; Betsy Holden '82, President of Global Marketing and Category Development of Kraft Foods, Inc.; Bob Eckert '77, CEO of Mattel; Robin Neustein '79, managing director of Goldman Sachs, New York; Jim Rose '86, CEO of QXL.com, a pan-European online auction company; Wendy Lewis '95, executive director of human resources for Major League Baseball; Phil Marineau '70, president and CEO of Levis Strauss & Co.; and Gregg Steinhafel '79, president of Target Stores.

The Kellogg Alumni Mentor Program offers students the opportunity to interact with members of the Kellogg alumni community through personal, one-on-one mentoring relationships. This enrichment program greatly enhances the Kellogg experience by providing students with firsthand insights into the business world. An effective student-mentor relationship is an excellent way to advance students’ careers by enhancing their business skills and expanding their network.

Online Tools
The Kellogg Web site offers students career development support and links to other valuable career development tools, which students can utilize at their convenience. The Kellogg Career Network lists worldwide job postings for students and Kellogg alumni. The Kellogg Alumni Directory puts the contact information of the entire Kellogg alumni database at the students’ fingertips. The directory can be sorted for customized searches of alumni profiles for networking or professional connections. And “Career Resource Information” connects students with all of our online services as well as specific information on topics such as networking tips, résumé writing, interview preparation, and negotiating tactics.

Kellogg World alumni magazine, published three times a year, is the alumni link to classmates and campus. The magazine features faculty research breakthroughs, academic and physical changes to the school, and achievements of current students and alumni, as well as news of classmates.