When Kellogg opened its Miami campus to offer Executive MBA (EMBA) Programs 20 years ago, leaders soon saw a need for more space. The school quickly added a second classroom and increased enrollment shortly thereafter. Within five years, Kellogg was firmly positioned at the center of leadership, capital, companies and connection across the region.
“Miami is ideal due to the city’s exceptional connectivity, its unique mix of international business and culture, and its role as a gateway between Latin America, Europe and the United States,” says Gloria Guevara Manzo ’09 MBA. As leader of the world’s most influential travel and tourism membership organization — the World Travel & Tourism Council — Guevara Manzo knows where people want to be. “No other institution in Miami offers the same level of global reputation and academic excellence as Kellogg,” she says.
Upon launching its Miami campus, Kellogg became the only top business school with a presence in the southeastern United States. “Miami gives Kellogg a second home — one that positions us to serve markets across Latin America and beyond in ways that few schools can match,” says Jake Cohen, associate dean of global EMBA and Executive Education. “The combination of Evanston and Miami is genuinely powerful. It extends our reach, deepens our relevance for global organizations and signals something important: Kellogg is not standing still. We’re making significant, long-term investments in the belief that in-person executive education — done at the highest level — is more valuable than ever.”
The campus offers a growing number of nondegree Executive Education courses for business professionals who want to keep learning and expanding their skills. In 2025, Kellogg tripled the number of Executive Education programs in Miami, with curricula covering marketing, leadership, family enterprises, business growth and more.
The unparalleled cross-cultural exchange is bolstered by the fact that a significant portion of the school’s 1,400 Miami Executive MBA alumni live outside of the United States. “The Kellogg Miami campus continues to connect the Americas — and the world — through our premier EMBA Program and our expanding portfolio of Executive Education offerings,” Cohen says.