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The Kellogg Alumni
Club of Germany is one of over 100 country and special
interest clubs worldwide representing more than 50.000 Kellogg
Alumni. Their sources of educational excellence in management
are :
Kellogg (USA) ++
Kellogg-WHU (Germany) ++
Kellogg-Recanati
(Middle East)
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Kellogg-HKUST (China) ++
Kellogg-Schulich (Canada) ++
Kellogg-Miami (Latin America)
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Snapshots from a Web Event with Bill
Burnett (usually we also have a chat window on the right side):



Innovation is the engine of profitable
growth in large corporations. Corporations like Apple,
Google, Nintendo, Amazon.com, Proctor & Gamble and BMW are
testimony to the power of innovation in driving
shareholder and customer value. They are also testimony to
the power of customer-centric innovation – innovation that
starts with deep customer insights and results in products
and experiences that delight customers. How can firms
become more customer-centric in their approach to
innovation? How will they need to change their mindset,
their processes, and their incentives as they seek to
embrace customer-centric innovation? What can we learn
from leaders in this area? What insights does academic
research in innovation offer in this area? Join our
distinguished business leaders and faculty to explore
these issues in the first of four Kellogg Centennial
conferences.
Hotel accommodations are not included in the conference
fee. Please contact the Miami Oriental Hotel directly at
305.913.8288 and reference the Kellogg Centennial
Conference to secure a room.
Complete conference details and registration information
available now:Miami
Conference
23rd of February 2009:
"Knowing
the legal situations: When does your business profit
most from an IP lawyer?"
Robert J. Brill is a patent lawyer in
Chicago with over fifteen years of experience with several
hundred projects. Bob provides counseling on patents,
trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, and other
intellectual property matters for a wide variety of clients
including startups, small to midsize companies, Fortune 500
companies, and universities worldwide.
9th
of January 2009:
"Defining
what works when the marketplace doesn't: The post-holiday
marketing overhaul"
Jonathan Salem Baskin has been working to translate
brands into something more than pretty words and pictures for
over a quarter century. He's the author of Branding
Only Works On Cattle, and writes the daily blog Dim Bulb.
He also writes on branding and marketing for Information Week,
Fast Company, and Advertising Age. His work experience
includes leading communications strategy for brand names like
Blockbuster, Limited, Inc., and Nissan, and his consulting
practice, Baskin Associates, Inc., has served clients on four
continents.
11th of December 2008:
"What
learning experiences are companies proposing to their
executive talent to get them ready to secure strategic
relevance and fuel business growth?" Dan Fisher and
Michel Buffet, Partners at New York-based Fisher Rock
Consulting will provide some answers to this question based on
their experience of designing and delivering customized
leadership and management training programs to organizations.
More specifically, they will address the new business case for
leadership development, breakthrough and practical approaches
to keep leaders engaged and committed to learning, and robust
ways to measure impact and ROI. (Presentation available)
6th of November 2008:
"Is
Innovation critical to your success? How to build an
innovation friendly company culture?"
Bill
Burnett, based in Chicago,
has 25 years experience leading change and innovation in
the financial services industry. (Presentation available)
 
Capital markets around the world are
experiencing levels of uncertainty and disruption that
have not been seen for many years. Solutions to causes
of previous financial crises, such as the Savings and
Loan crisis, have led to problems of their own. How will
capital markets evolve? What new products or new
regulations are likely to be seen, and what are the
likely positive and negative effects of these
innovations?
Complete conference details and registration information
available now:New
York Conference
Centennial Conference Series, Shanghai, China
The Architecture for Global
Brands Leveraging
Corporate Capability, Customer Insight and Competitive
Strength
Opening Keynote Address: Jack
Ma, Founder & CEO, Alibaba Group
Faculty Co-Chair: Angela
Y.Lee
Faculty Participants: Dipak
Jain and Gregory
S. Carpenter
Alumni Co-Chair: Peter
Tan '83, Executive Vice President and President Asia
Pacific, Burger King Corporation
Panel Participants:
David Chu, Founder of Nautica and David Chu
Design, Chief Creative Officer, Tumi.
Yue Sai Kan, Author, Emmy-winning Television Producer,
Entrepreneur.

[More Info]


Strong global brands create sustainable value for
shareholders by leveraging corporate capabilities,
gaining customer insights and flexing competitive
strength. A powerful brand is one that boasts strong
customer loyalty and creates name recognition strong
enough to withstand adverse economic conditions and
overcome intense competition.
In today’s economy, it is no longer sufficient for
firms to cater to the needs and desires of their
customers in a particular market. It is imperative that
firms address the desires and aspirations of their
multinational, multicultural, global customers, while
understanding and respecting regional differences. How
do firms build powerful global brands? How are global
brands sustained over time in the face of aggressive
competition? What customer insights can be used to win
at global branding?
Hotel accommodations are not included in the conference
fee. Please contact the JW Marriot Hotel Shanghai
directly to secure a room and reference the Kellogg
Centennial: 86 21 53594969
Complete conference details and registration information
available now:Shanghai
Conference
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What's new in the Kellogg WIKI |

We are soon sending emails with access to personal
registration sites. You can then choose your password. The new
Kellogg WIKI has a totally new architecture. You will be able
to work within all sites the way you like it. Post questions,
facts, ideas, and insights you want to share and profit from
others' input.
Check this page for event details and streaming registration:
Industry Forums / workspaces:
Most important KACG topic pages:
Website
Restructuring
True or false? A website content management system is a pain
before it fully functions (we never reached this stage). It
was therefore decided to co-operate with Socialtext, a
California based company providing WIKI-platforms to company
intranets and non-profit organizations. What is good for SAP
must be good for us, too. The socialtext management in part
went to Kellogg and they decided to support our Club with a
WIKI platform access. This is exciting news because now
everybody can contribute and profit from the Kellogg sites. It
furthermore provides user and login administration, full page
writing access for all members, RSS feeds, blog features,
mobile pages, and many more things => check it out!
Kellogg WIKI access is only for members and by
invitation. If you do not find your invitation by mid May
please inform us about your correct email address. This is how
access to the Kellogg WIKI looks like:

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