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Speaker Resources
The Kellogg
School provides two full-time staff members in the Corporate
Relations Department, the Assistant Directors of Corporate
Relations, to advise and support student clubs and conferences
with their speaker needs. These individuals serve as liaisons
between Kellogg administration (including the Dean’s
Office), Kellogg students and corporations, and are knowledgeable
on Kellogg’s complex relationships and history with
corporate partners.
Potential Speakers (.xls 123k)
This is a list of individuals who have indicated interest
in speaking opportunities at Kellogg or who have been funneled
through different channels (Dean's Office, Development, Faculty)
as potential strong speakers. If you are interested in contacting
someone on this list and you are a full time student, please
contact Jennifer Johnson or Elizabeth Orr.
Speaker
Database (.xls 214k)
The largest and most comprehensive list of past speakers at
Kellogg from the year 2000 and on. It is important to note
that this list was developed in 2003 and does not encompass
every single speaker that has come to Kellogg in the past
3 years - it lists all that have been recorded by the Kellogg
administration. It is important to check a potential speaker’s
presence on campus in previous years, as it’s undesirable
to request the same individuals to return year after year.
Speaker
Logistics Guidelines (.doc 45KB/2pgs)
Important steps to follow when inviting a speaker to Kellogg.
Conference
Speaker Handbook (.doc 2MB/22pg)
Guidelines for conference speaker committees to follow. The
handbook includes sample speaker correspondence letters and
action plans to obtain a corporate speaker for a large event
at Kellogg.
Video/Media
Release Form for Club Events
Crain’s
List of Who’s Who in Chicago Business
Kellogg always suggests utilizing the local Chicago business
community for speakers. If you do not have access to this
link, there are copies of the list available in Development,
Jacobs Center 2nd Floor.
Business
Leaders of Color 2005
Chicago United presents their picks of the top business leaders
of color in the Chicago area - highly qualified business leaders
who embody the depth, breadth and talent within Chicago's
African American, Latino, Asian and other racial/ethnic communities.
Conference
Speaker Committee Training(.ppt
634KB)
Given to the student-run conference co-chairs on May 30, 2007.
FAQ's-Frequently
Asked Questions (.doc)
- Who
is my Corporate Relations contact?
- What
is the Menu of Options?
- Do
I need to contact anyone at Kellogg before contacting a
potential speaker?
- Where
can I get recommendations for potential speakers?
- Does
the Kellogg School have logistical guidelines to follow
when inviting a speaker, including when I should begin?
- Does
Kellogg pay speaker honorariums?
- Does
Kellogg pay for speakers' travel expenses?
- Can
I purchase a gift for the speaker?
Jennifer
Johnson
Assistant Director of Corporate Relations
jennifer-johnson@kellogg.northwestern.edu
847-467-1301
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