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TG
Funding
A TG is a purely social function; however,
as TG’s
benefit the entire Kellogg community, they qualify for a
specific type of corporate solicitation. Solicitation plans
for TG’s must follow different guidelines than those
set for standard corporate sponsorship. The differences are
highlighted below.
Companies that donate money to academic endeavors at Kellogg
are considered corporate sponsors. Companies that give money
to help fund a TG are considered corporate hosts. A TG corporate
host does not receive any recognition by the Kellogg School.
The money given by a corporate host for a TG is not considered
a donation to the school, is not tax deductible and does
not count toward their Kellogg Corporate Affiliate Status.
This information must be clearly presented in all TG solicitation
communications.
As money
given by companies for TG’s directly affects money given
for sponsorship of academic events, anyone interested in soliciting
for a TG must work directly with the KSA social chair and
the Assistant Director of Corporate Relations.
If you
have any questions regarding TG funding or any other student
event sponsorship, please contact the Assistant
Director of Corporate Relations, Jennifer Johnson, who
coordinates corporate involvement in student clubs and conferences.
Jennifer
Johnson
Assistant Director of Corporate Relations
jennifer-johnson@kellogg.northwestern.edu
847-467-1301
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