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DEVELOPING LEADERS WHO INSPIRE GROWTH IN PEOPLE, ORGANIZATIONS AND MARKETS. THIS IS KELLOGG.
The world increasingly needs brave leaders who understand the power of business to create positive impact. Leaders who are agile and resilient, high impact and low ego, visionary and purposeful. To be effective, they must be able to navigate across sectors and boundaries, effectively collaborating regardless of the challenges they face. That is our purpose at Kellogg: Educate, equip and inspire brave leaders who build strong organizations and wisely leverage the power of markets to create lasting value. Guided by clearly focused initiatives — and energized by your generous support — Kellogg has made critical investments toward achieving that vision. Our progress has been real and significant. In these pages, you will see firsthand the impact your support has had on the school’s performance, our community as a whole, the practice of business and the lives of individuals worldwide. We also offer you a glimpse into some very exciting plans for things to come. Because of your generosity, we’ve been able to make significant progress quickly, but there is still a great deal of work to do. We look for your continued support to help us maintain our momentum and to make Kellogg’s vision a reality.
Three differentiating qualities power the Kellogg experience and distinguish our approach to developing leaders who are prepared and primed for growth.
OUR UNIQUE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
OUR EXPANSIVE GLOBAL FOOTPRINT
OUR DISTINCTIVE CULTURE
Kellogg takes a distinctive approach to research and teaching — foundational departments integrated with strategic cross-disciplinary initiatives. As a direct result of this approach, our faculty constantly delivers new and relevant insights for business practice and our graduates leave prepared to tackle the toughest questions, solve the most complex problems and excel in their careers.
With your support, Kellogg has built the largest integrated global network, enabling us to offer the broadest array of international learning opportunities. In this dynamic educational ecosystem, our students acquire the edge they need — international business skills and experience, a broader worldview, and an expanded way of thinking across borders and cultures. They graduate ready to lead effectively in the global marketplace.
Kellogg creates an environment that requires teamwork and encourages risk-taking among colleagues who are as supportive as they are driven. In this high-impact, low-ego culture, we shape brave leaders who understand that working together and challenging each other to think in new ways delivers the best results. It is this balance of business intelligence and social acumen that fosters a pay-it-forward culture, distinguishes Kellogg leaders and equips them for success in a complex world.
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Dear Alumni and Friends, Kellogg just completed another year of significant fundraising, surpassing the $250 million mark. We are well on our way — and on target — to reaching our $350 million goal. None of this would have been possible without the commitment of our alumni and friends. As we head into the final leg of our 7-Year Plan for Transformation, we are beginning to feel the impact of our hard work and see the upward arc of Kellogg’s new trajectory. This year’s Investors Report gives us the opportunity to look back and celebrate the tremendous strides we’ve made and those who have helped make this vision a reality. With two years remaining in our capital campaign, we can begin to see the future we have envisioned together. We close this year celebrating some key accomplishments: • Topping off our new 410,000-square-foot global hub this fall, the most visible evidence of Kellogg’s progress. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2016, meaning we are just over a year away from our new home. • Welcoming the most accomplished and diverse Full-Time MBA class to Kellogg. The Class of 2017 boasts enrollment of 43 percent women and a 724 average GMAT score, both record highs. • Expanding what is already the largest global footprint with new international courses and the broadest array of learning options to ensure our students develop the skills and insights required to lead and thrive in the global economy. • Reveling in the intellectual achievements of our world-class faculty, including Jan Eberly, named co-editor of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, and David Besanko, who received the Aspen Faculty Pioneer Award for his teaching on business practices that contribute to a more inclusive economy. These achievements would not have been possible without your commitment to Kellogg’s future and to ensuring that Kellogg will continue to develop brave leaders who inspire growth in people, organizations and markets. Thank you for your continuing support and for providing the momentum we need to make our vision a reality. All the best,
Sally Blount ’92 Dean, Kellogg School of Management
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2014–15
The Year in Review Tangible progress toward ambitious goals
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
EDUCATIONAL MISSION
GLOBAL INNOVATION
Drove curricular innovation and delivered critical new insights for business leaders
Achieved new milestones in attracting diverse, high-caliber students and broadened our graduates’ career options
Leveraged our expansive global network and array of international learning opportunities to better prepare leaders for the global marketplace
GLOBAL HUB
Made dramatic progress toward completing our new 410,000square-foot global hub
CAMPAIGN FOR KELLOGG
Continued to set new fundraising records for the fourth year in a row and stayed on track to achieve our campaign goals
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DRIVING innovation IN THE CLASSROOM AND THE MARKETPLACE.
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Teaching the new art of complex problem-solving
Leaders today require a new approach to problem-solving, one that depends on cutting-edge marketplace knowledge and insight across disciplines and functions. Kellogg has met this need with unprecedented curricular innovation — more than 25 percent of our course offerings are new within the past three years. We’ve also introduced “pathways” for students who want to build expertise in emerging areas and evolving industries. A pathway is an integrated, cross-functional sequence of courses designed to address a particular skill set or industry for which there is active student and recruiter demand. Current pathways include data analytics, entrepreneurship, growth and scaling, health enterprise management, real estate, social impact, and venture capital and private equity.
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SEVEN NEW COURSES IN GROWTH AND SCALING
THE MOST ROBUST DATA ANALYTICS CURRICULUM
Developing a cross-functional skill set to meet the challenge of growth Achieving growth, today’s most challenging business imperative, ranks among Kellogg’s top priorities in thought leadership and curriculum innovation. Informed by business leaders and alumni who confirmed that growth requires a cross-functional skill set, Kellogg has rolled out seven new growth-focused courses since 2014, offering a comprehensive — and distinctly differentiating — approach to growing and scaling a business successfully.
Teaching managers how to reap the rewards of big data and analytics Big data doesn’t make decisions; leaders do. Rather than train data scientists and technologists, Kellogg teaches business leaders how to harness the power of analytics for sound decision-making. Among our newest analytics courses is the science-based Visualization for Persuasion, a powerful combination of empirical evidence and the latest breakthroughs in cognitive science, computer science and graphic design that helps students master the data visualization skills and tools they need to showcase their ideas and convictions to persuade and convince.
CURRICULAR INNOVATION STARTING FROM THE CORE
Evolving the finance curriculum to meet marketplace realities To address the evolving role of MBAs in finance, faculty members in the Finance Department have revamped core courses and introduced new advanced classes to place a greater emphasis on valuation. For example, Global Entrepreneurial Finance equips students with tools to value privately held ventures based around the world — organizations for which there is typically incomplete data compared with publicly held firms.
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Driving new insights and advances in business
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Kellogg’s award-winning, world-renowned researchers and teachers are at the forefront of leadership education.
ERIC ANDERSON, PROFESSOR OF MARKETING
Recognition
Achievement
The 2015 Paul E. Green Award from the Journal of Marketing Research
Cited for demonstrating “the most potential to contribute significantly to the practice of marketing research,” his awardwinning article, co-authored by Duncan Simester of MIT Sloan, was based on their research into the dynamics of deceptive online product reviews.
2015 Faculty Pioneer Award, The Aspen Institute
Through his teaching, he inspires students to think expansively about their impact as managers and global citizens — not only in how they drive corporate performance, but also in how they influence the way the economy works now and over the long term.
Named co-editor of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity and a Senior Fellow of the Brookings Institution
She is the first woman to take the helm at this leading publication on global economics, published by a Washington, DC-based think tank. Former chief economist for the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Advancing market research to deliver deep customer insights DAVID BESANKO, PROFESSOR OF STRATEGY
Educating leaders who can contribute to an economy that works for all JANICE EBERLY, PROFESSOR OF FINANCE
Shaping economic policy by driving the conversation
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TIMOTHY FEDDERSEN, PROFESSOR OF MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND DECISION SCIENCES
Recognition
Achievement
Named to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s most prestigious honorary societies and a leading center for independent policy research.
Recognized for his important contributions as a researcher and thought leader who advances the public good through sound policy development. Currently, he is investigating how money in politics affects the emergence of income inequality.
2015 Lifetime Achievement Award, International Association for Conflict Management
Honored for significant contributions as a researcher and teacher, his ability to span disciplinary boundaries and a 40-year career at the forefront of social psychology, organizational behavior and economics.
The prestigious Amundi Smith Breeden Prize for best paper in top-ranked the Journal of Finance for the second year in a row.
Known for his groundbreaking research into market dynamics — specifically, why investors are so keen on growth firms, which seem risky and have historically produced low average returns, when value stocks seem such an attractive bet.
The 2015 Early Career Award from the International Social Cognition Network
Chosen based on his impressive body of work and the impact of his research. Examines moral and ethical dilemmas, including whistleblowing, vigilantism, drone warfare, political conflict, corporate wrongdoing and human-technology interaction, to shed light on questions about morality, new and old.
Thought leadership to advance the public good KEITH MURNIGHAN, PROFESSOR OF MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONS
A lifetime of contributions to negotiation and conflict management DIMITRIS PAPANIKOLAOU, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FINANCE
Standing at the forefront of thought leadership in finance ADAM WAYTZ, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONS
Deepening understanding of how people resolve moral and ethical quandaries
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BRIGHT minds,
BRIGHT futures.
EDUCATIONAL MISSION
Enriching the Kellogg community THE CLASS OF 2017
Competition for the most talented, promising students has never been greater. With strong donor support of our educational mission, Kellogg has invested significantly in recruiting the best and brightest. That investment is paying off in a diverse mix of students across our various programs who will add their exceptional voices to enrich our culture and the wider Kellogg community.
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The incoming Kellogg Full-Time MBA Class of 2017 by the numbers
43% A record-breaking 43 percent women — a 5 percent increase over the previous class
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724 An average GMAT score for incoming students of 724, an all-time high
Representation from more than 50 citizenships and cultural backgrounds
“ Over the past few years, we’ve become more focused on what Kellogg can do to attract the best women in the world and meet their needs. As part of that effort, we’ve emphasized our unique culture that is courageous, driven and supportive, as well as our excellent track record on women in leadership.” Dean Blount at the White House Council on Women and Girls and the Council of Economic Advisers
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PREPARED TO LEAD. PRIMED FOR GROWTH. Kellogg graduates enter the workforce educated and equipped to lead with confidence in virtually every industry and in a wide array of functional roles. Employers seek out Kellogg graduates because of their balanced skill set, rigor, vision and ability to influence and inspire teams. This is no accident. Every aspect of the Kellogg experience is designed precisely to achieve those goals.
Here are some of the companies that found their future leaders in the Full-Time Class of 2015:
A.T. Kearney
Deloitte Consulting
Microsoft
AbbVie
ExxonMobil
Mondelēz
Accenture
General Mills
Nike
Adobe Systems
General Motors
Oliver Wyman
Amazon
Goldman Sachs
Apple
Samsung Global Strategy Group
Bain & Co.
J.P. Morgan
Strategy&
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Johnson & Johnson
Target
McKinsey & Co.
Tesla
Boston Consulting Group
Medtronic
Unilever
Cisco Systems DaVita
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TRANSLATING OUR
global footprint
INTO WORLDWIDE
impact.
GLOBAL INNOVATION
Thanks to those who have contributed generously to our global initiatives, Kellogg continues to expand our international presence. Our academic and business partnerships, experiential courses, student exchange programs and global alumni network help broaden our students’ worldview and career options. These experiences help deepen their understanding of businesses, economies and cultures worldwide and develop the skills and insights they need to lead and thrive in the global economy.
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LARGEST INTEGRATED GLOBAL NETWORK Kellogg offers the widest-ranging opportunities for direct engagement and immersive experiences with international economies, management structures and business models.
Guanghua-Kellogg at Peking University welcomed 34 members in its inaugural class.
Executive MBA campuses International exchange programs
37 20 7 International exchange programs
Countries hosting Kellogg programs
Executive MBA campuses around the globe
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Broadest array of learning options INTERNATIONAL GROWTH LAB
Preparing managers to lead across borders and cultures
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STRATEGY LAB
Learning while driving real business, creating real jobs
EXECUTIVE MBA IN-FIELD EXPERIENCES, INDIA AND BRAZIL
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In this unique experiential learning opportunity, Kellogg students team with counterparts at ESADE Business & Law School in Barcelona and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology to consult with international organizations on growth strategies while they strengthen their own understanding of international markets and learn to manage cross-cultural teams across time zones in a real-world, real-time business environment. The first participants tackled challenges, such as sustainable water use, growing a global sales force and launching products in emerging markets.
Students in the newly launched International Business Strategy Lab work with international companies to solve pressing challenges at the intersection of the public and private sectors. One Kellogg team traveled to Quito, Ecuador, where students worked with industry experts on a growth strategy to produce international-grade stevia for the Ecuadorian government, an initiative that led to the creation of 10,000 new jobs.
Exploring economic trends in emerging markets firsthand Two new Executive MBA Program experiential courses dive into the most pressing issues facing emerging economies: “TechVenture India” and “Global Marketplace: Consumer Growth in Brazil.” Students began with market-focused classes on campus and then traveled to those destinations to visit leading companies, study at local universities and meet with top business leaders.
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REALIZING THE
vision OF OUR FUTURE home.
GLOBAL HUB
As Kellogg’s new 410,000-square-foot global hub materializes dramatically against the backdrop of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, what was once a shared vision has become reality thanks in enormous measure to the unprecedented generosity of our alumni and friends. The building embodies Kellogg’s energy and spirit, combining the physical and virtual in new and unexpected ways to inspire innovative forms of learning and community interaction. The first of its type, the building exemplifies the next-generation business school — a flexible, multifaceted space that enables spontaneous idea sharing, experimentation, reflection and celebration.
FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTABLE TO OPTIMIZE LEARNING
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE EDUCATION AND BUSINESS PRACTICE
DESIGNED TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION AND COMMUNITY
AT THE INTERSECTION OF SUSTAINABILITY AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
The new building is designed to maximize flexibility over time. As teaching styles and research evolve and as technology advances, classrooms and faculty spaces can easily be reimagined and reconfigured. Walls can be moved, reshaped and rewired in ways that will allow us to optimize learning and inspire innovation for years to come.
All classrooms and faculty spaces will be outfitted with state-of-the-art technology to foster new forms of learning and idea generation, creativity and virtual collaboration. Global interconnectivity will bring the world of business to our doorstep and extend our thought leadership throughout the international marketplace.
We’ve intentionally varied the sizes and configurations of workspaces to encourage experimentation and engagement — whether it’s case studies, discussions, brainstorming or group breakouts. Open and inviting, the light-filled communal spaces will stimulate dialogue and debate, promote spontaneous idea sharing and foster social interaction.
Our new home will stand as both a global hub of growth-minded leadership and a role model of exemplary stewardship of the world’s natural resources — a key concept in strategic business thinking today. On track to achieving LEED Gold certification, the building will be one of Northwestern University’s most eco-friendly, reducing energy consumption to at least 30 percent below local code requirements.
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ON TRACK FOR OCCUPANCY
2017 2017
Kellogg community takes residence
2016
• Interior finishing and construction complete • Modular systems, electric, plumbing and HVAC installed • Communications and technology infrastructure complete
2015 • Building quadrants reach full height • Exterior glass skin installation
2014
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YOU AND KELLOGG,
transforming TOGETHER.
CAMPAIGN FOR KELLOGG
Rising to the challenge Since the launch of Transforming Together: A Campaign for Kellogg, you and your fellow supporters have risen to the challenge with an unprecedented response. By the end of FY 2015, the second year of the campaign, we have raised more than $250 million.*
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Transforming business education with your help Your generosity has been essential to fulfilling our campaign priorities, and we are proud to share our progress.
EDUCATIONAL MISSION
OUR GLOBAL HUB
funds an increasing number of scholarships every year — nearly $20 million raised to date. In addition, we have been able to add a significant number of new MBA courses and continue growth in the MS in Management Studies Program.
heads into the final year of construction, having already reached its full height. Many structural components have been completed and the exterior glass is being installed. On schedule for completion in late 2016; building occupancy is planned for 2017.
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builds on our market-leading global footprint and adds strategic investments across the school. Recent examples include the International Business Strategy Lab, where students work with international companies to tackle growth challenges.
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
develops programs like the world’s first Computational Social Science Summit and the Kellogg Insight Live series, which showcases faculty thought leadership.
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An all-time high in Annual Fund giving Your Annual Fund dollars continue to play a vital role in Transforming Together and in operating the school, providing immediate impact while building a stronger community. Thanks to your generosity, we set another new record in Annual Fund giving — $6 million in FY 2015, an 11 percent increase over the previous year.
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Every Annual Fund dollar is put toward key areas of need during the current fiscal year, including in FY 2015: SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
GLOBAL INNOVATION
Kellogg scholarships change lives, provide powerful experiences and shape futures. Annual Fund support allowed us to offer scholarships to more than 300 students, totaling more than $2 million.
Annual Fund dollars helped advance not only what we research and teach in and out of classrooms, but also Kellogg’s unique, cross-disciplinary thought leadership model, which delivers cutting-edge insights. In recent years, we created more than 55 new courses and added 27 professors to our faculty.
Donor support for our global initiatives helped us build strong partnerships in key emerging markets, expand international learning opportunities and invest in our global network.
All figures shown are in millions of dollars.
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Faster and further IN 2016 In the coming year, we will continue our push for rapid progress by: • Advancing the art and practice of business management through cutting-edge research and thought leadership • Preparing our graduates to face the real-world challenges of leadership by accelerating curriculum development in the most critical areas • Equipping future leaders to prosper in the global marketplace by expanding our international presence, with special emphasis on emerging markets • Completing our global hub — Kellogg’s new home — for occupancy in 2017
At every milestone along the way you’ve powered our progress and fueled our momentum. We are more excited than ever about the tangible progress we can make together in the coming year. We look forward to transforming Kellogg’s future with you.
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Giving to Kellogg
Thank you You are the force that drives our momentum. Fiscal year 2015 proved to be a remarkable year for Kellogg. Unsurpassed support for Transforming Together: A Campaign for Kellogg kept us moving forward faster than ever before. Please accept the sincere gratitude of all who have benefited so immensely from your generosity. The numerous names on the following contributor pages attest to the strength and commitment of the extended Kellogg community.
OVER DELIVERING
results that count Guided by passion and expertise, visionary Henry Bullock ’80 has built Menlo Equities into one of the West Coast’s premier commercial real estate companies
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In early 2000, while much of the world was still caught up in the dot-com frenzy, Henry Bullock was preparing for the bubble to burst. He sold nearly 35 percent of Menlo’s 6-million-square-foot portfolio and refinanced the rest, “putting us in a position where we were able to weather the storm.” Menlo survived the downturn and went on to become one of the premier commercial real estate firms in the western United States. Bullock, the chairman and founder of Menlo Equities, is attuned to macroeconomic trends and financial markets, dating back to his experiences prior to launching Menlo in 1994. Bullock spent nearly two decades in real estate lending and debt and equity raising, first at Wells Fargo and later as a managing partner at The Shidler Group. In 2006, Bullock’s capital markets’ prescience enabled him to predict the now historic economic downturn. He downsized the firm again — from 7 million to 1.5 million square feet so he could “put the cash back in the pockets of our investors.”
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Why I give to Kellogg
ellogg challenged us K to think critically and creatively and to approach problemsolving from multiple perspectives — invaluable skills that I continue to hone and that serve me well today.
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—HENRY BULLOCK ’80
“Getting in early and knowing when to step out is a cornerstone of our investment philosophy that has enabled us to exceed our target returns by more than 10 percent over our 21-year history,” he says. Since its founding, Menlo has acquired or developed more than 100 properties for a total cost of approximately $2.7 billion. The firm focuses on meeting the real estate requirements of global firms such as Apple, Yahoo, Sony and Panasonic. Rather than take the company public, Bullock prefers the flexibility of a “lean” company, one that manages nearly $2 billion in assets with 25 employees. “Public companies come with several more layers of management and bureaucracy, not to mention costs,” he says. “It’s a lot more structured and a lot less entrepreneurial.”
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WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
Investors who have pledged or given $100,000 or more to the Kellogg campaign
$5 MILLION AND ABOVE
$2.5 MILLION AND ABOVE
$1 MILLION AND ABOVE
Abbott Fund
Ann M. Drake ’84
Selim Antoine Bassoul ’81
Carol Lavin Bernick
Roberta Buffett Elliott
Henry D. Bullock ’80
Stuart M. Goode ’66
Nancy Borghesi ’76 and David A. Borghesi
Courtney Ivey Combe and Christopher B. Combe
Jerome P. Kenney ’67 and Carol Brock Kenney
Adrienne Haft Brookstone and Arnold F. Brookstone
T. Bondurant French ’76 and Hollis S. French
Lawrence F. Levy ’67 and Carol Neims Levy
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Lara Talbot Gund ’97 and Grant Gund ’97
McCormick Foundation
Llura A. Gund and Gordon Gund
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Zachary Gund ’00 and Lindsey Gund
The Star Family
Lavin Family Supporting Foundation of the Chicago Community Trust
Ubben Foundation
Leonard H. Lavin
Helen H. Zell and Samuel Zell
Thomas K. Montag ’82 James R. Russell Michael S. Shannon ’83 and Mary Sue Shannon Jeffrey W. Ubben ’87 and Laura Ubben Kimberly White and Miles D. White
Zell Family Foundation
Kuo-Jung Chang and Fred C. Kohler
Douglas R. Conant ’76 and S. Leigh Pierson Conant Nancy Carrington Crown and A. Steven Crown Tammy Schulstad Crown ’96 and William H. Crown Janet Duchossois and Craig J. Duchossois Kimberly T. Duchossois Robert A. Eckert ’77 Exelon Corp. Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Andrew and Alice Fischer Charitable Trust John R. Flanagan ’58 A. Charles Funai ’80 Edwin C. Gage and Barbara Carlson Gage V. & M. Gross Family Foundation Inc. Vicki Gross
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Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
Nicki Harris and J. Ira Harris
Shoji Uehara
Charles R. Petesch ’78
Bruce E. Hebert ’65 and R. Camille Revelle Hebert
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Reynolds Family Foundation
Sunil G. Hirani ’94 and Blanca Hirani Betsy Dehaas Holden ’82 and Arthur L. Holden ’81 Jeffrey W. Hoye ’95 and Carrie N. Hoye Illinois Tool Works Foundation Japan Foundation
$500,000 AND ABOVE
Anonymous Abbott Laboratories Allstate Foundation Hazel Bowen
Robert G. Knight ’57 and Mrs. Robert G. Knight Jr.
Ivan Bowen Family Foundation
Kohler Co.
Steven M. Cobin and Susan Bayes Cobin
K. David Kohler ’92
Conant Leadership
Nancy Kellum Kotler and Philip Kotler
A.G. Cox Charity Trust
Paul B. Kuper ’64
Lavin Family Foundation Richard H. Lenny ’77 and Susan Lenny
Roger D. Linquist ’66 and Mrs. Sue Linquist Bridgit A. Maile ’88 and Gary A. Rosenberg ’63 Wioletta Mironko ’14 and Michael Stuart Gross ’87 William J. Moore and Doris Kiernan Moore Diana L. Nelson ’89 Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Glen D. Nelson Wendy M. Nelson ’99 Robin Chemers Neustein ’78 The New York Community Trust Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program William A. Osborn ’73 and Cathleen McCurdy Osborn Peter G. Peterson Prescott Family Trust Thomas M. Prescott ’92 and Joann Prescott Amy Wu Pu and Mark Pu Lydia Stanis Ryan Patrick G. Ryan Jr. ’97 Tony Scott ’83 Shigeru Uehara ’06
Deceased
Susan Burman and Marshall L. Burman
Anne Simone Balas DeNaut and James A. DeNaut Maxine Poole Farrell and W. James Farrell
Jean E. Russell Shaw Family Supporting Organization Robert E. Shaw ’81 and Charlene Heuboski Shaw William D. Smithburg ’62 and Maria Smithburg Bruce Spohler ’86 and Melissa Spohler Jennifer W. Steans ’89 and James Kastenholz William E. Sullivan ’83 and Suzanne Sullivan Frederick H. Waddell ’79 and Catherine Marlette Waddell Stephen G. Woodsum ’79 and Anne R. Lovett Lynn L. Zhang ’04 and Charles Zhang ’04
Scott Fearon ’83 and Jennifer Francis Fearon
$250,000 AND ABOVE
Timothy D. Friedman ’98 and Paula D. Friedman
The Ayco Charitable Foundation
Michael George ’85 and Amy George
Anonymous Blue Foundation
John L. Gerrity ’82
Nicholas J. Bouras
Walter W. Glaeser ’34
The Nicholas J. and Anna K. Bouras Foundation Inc.
Greater Milwaukee Foundation David F. Grohne ’60 and Margaret T. Grohne
BP International Ltd. Richard J. Byrne ’85 and Martha D. Lemer
David F. and Margaret T. Grohne Family Foundation
Trent A. Carmichael ’96
Hirani Family Charitable Trust
The Cookie Jar Foundation
Donald P. Jacobs
Laura M. Cox ’88 and Jay A. Cohen ’88
David G. Kabiller ’87
D & S Foundation Inc.
Charles E. Levine ’77
Stanley Ray Day Jr. ’84 and Dana L. Day
William Luzzum
Richard M. Doub and Jean Ferguson Doub
Haity McNerney and W. James McNerney Jr.
Eisai Co. Ltd.
Cindy Moeller ’82
Feldco
Northern Trust
Scott H. Filstrup ’67 and Margee Filstrup
Timothy Peterson ’87 and Elaine L. Peterson
Shaun Finnie ’95 and Selme Finnie
Douglas M. Cook ’98
Martin M. Ellen ’87 and Robin Ellen
Jaclyn Jordan Gallo ’05 and Christopher David Gallo ’05
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Investors $250,000 AND ABOVE (CONTINUED)
James S. Mills and Victoria K. Mills
Sylvia I. Vail ’80 and James D. Vail IV ’80
Christopher B. Galvin ’77 and Cynthia Bardes Galvin
Jonathan M. Mills and Lois Mills
James David Vail V ’12
Lloyd B. Morgan ’63 and Donna Shapiro Morgan
Jean Chenoweth Vernon ’82 and W. Anthony Vernon ’82
Clare Marie Munana ’89 Haruo Naito ’74
Jonathan Weatherly ’97 and Lisa Guerin Weatherly
David G. Nasaw ’66
Stephen N. Wertheimer ’85
The Nasaw Family Foundation
Robin K. Yoshimura ’94 and Chigusa Yoshimura
General Motors Foundation Qung W. Go ’75 Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Stanley J. Gradowski Jr. ’62 Grosvenor Capital Management LP Edward A. Haft ’85
James Christopher Neary ’92 and Rebecca Neary
Frank T. Hartzfeld Jr. ’50 and Mrs. Frank T. Hartzfeld Jr.
NewDay Foundation
Marten S. Hoekstra ’94 and Valerie Hoekstra
Patricia Perkins-Leone and Douglas Leone
Brett R. Jefferson ’96 and Catherine Jefferson
Patrick M. Olson ’95
Alan and Mildred Peterson Charitable Foundation
Michael G. Zink ’88 and Ann Zink $100,000 AND ABOVE
Bain & Co. Inc. Baird Foundation Inc. Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Alexander Ernest Bergson ’14
Alan E. Peterson and Mildred A. Peterson
Sally Blount ’92
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Bradley J. Kime ’86
John M. Pratt ’83
Jay Frederick Krehbiel ’12
Qualcomm Inc.
Catherine Craighead Briggs ’94 and Gary S. Briggs ’89
Kay Krehbiel and Fred Krehbiel
The Raytheon Co.
Liam Krehbiel ’07 and Karen Krehbiel
John E. Rhinehart ’62
Carlos Guillermo Leon ’94 and Melyza Leon
William E. Rosner ’76 and Linda Rosner
Matthew C. Lowell ’97 and Rebecca Lowell
Lori Winters Samuels ’86 and Ted Samuels
Catherine Jefferson Foundation
Michael B. Lowenstein ’84 and Carol M. Lowenstein McCall Family Foundation Matthew B. McCall ’91; ’92 Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Foundation The Foster G. McGaw Educational Foundation Mills Family Charitable Foundation
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GIVING TO KELLOGG THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Michael J. Sacks ’88
The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Russell A. Secter ’87 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Smith and Reilly Family Foundation Scott C. Smith ’76 and Martha Reilly Smith Edna Southworth Peter Tan ’83 and Esther Hsuan Tan The Vail Family Foundation
The Boston Consulting Group Inc.
Marion Henderson Britt Lisa Brown-Tribbett and Charles A. Tribbett III The Buchanan Family Foundation William Edward Burke ’11 and Lillian Burke Richard A. Cheu ’67 and Janey Young Cheu Cassian K.S. Cheung ’78 Chevron Corp. Esther K. Choy ’09 and Bernhard Krieg Gerald D. Cohen ’79 and Susan Bredhoff Cohen Edith Watkins Cooper ’86 William D. Cornwell Jr. ’73 Danaher Motion
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
John Deere & Co.
Flip Huffard ’92 and Kim Huffard
Northrop Grumman Corp.
Robert A. Del Genio ’82 and Nancy M. Del Genio
Eugene T. Jacobus ’87 and Colleen Jacobus
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Johnson & Johnson
Anthony M. Owen ’03 and Monique Owen
Deloitte & Touche U.S.A. LLP
Timothy D. Johnson ’73 and Bonnie Diedrich Johnson
Jay L. Owen Jr. ’03 and Shawna Owen
Tyler Johnston ’80 and Melanie Saxer Johnston
Helen D. Peters
Joseph M. DePinto ’99 and Ingrid DePinto DOM Foundation Lisa Damkroger Earnhardt ’96 Alexandre Emery ’97 and Veronica Emery Clement A. Erbmann ’75 and Caroline Erbmann Elizabeth Perkins Evans ’85 and Scott C. Evans ’85 ExxonMobil Corp. Raymond F. Farley and Mary Miller Farley Gary Fencik ’85 and Sandra Fencik Angus (Rory) Finlay ’88 and Mary Finlay Frozsun Inc. Daniel Ernesto Gamba ’97 General Mills Inc. Giesen Family Foundation Trust Mark S. Giesen ’92 and Greta Giesen Roberta S. Goldberg ’80 and Mark A. Shapiro ’80 J. Douglas Gray Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Gwen Farley Green ’89 and Jason E. Green ’89 Zachary and Lindsey Gund Foundation Michael Haddad ’87
Diane Ross Kane ’82 and Donald G. Kane ’82 Zeynep Yasemin Keyman and Melih Keyman
Violet L.W. Ouyang ’76
James S. Perkins Stephen N. Potter ’82 and Ann Suker Potter John R. Raitt ’80 and Mary M. Raitt Smith Richardson Foundation
Mark D. Klein ’87 and Debra Klein
Matthew H. Scanlan ’81
William O. Kling ’74 and Ann Stuart Kling
Leslie Adickes Schmid ’98 and Walter G. Schmid ’71
Matthew J. Korbeck ’81 Vaughn A. Koshkarian ’68 and Stella M. Koshkarian KPMG Foundation Julie Jansen Kraemer ’83 and Harry M. Kraemer Jr. ’79 Suresh Krishna ’99 and Bhuvana Nandakumar
Lori Roth Schnadig ’90 and David L. Schnadig ’90 Jacqueline Schoeppel Mitsuhiro Shibata ’76 and Reiko Shibata Lynn P. Siegel Raymond J. Siegel ’98
Gregory G. Kruszka ’62 and Susan Kruszka
Scott Garrett Sleyster ’87 and Sherry A. Sleyster
Martin Chi-Ping Lau ’98
Mitchell L. Slotnick ’64; ’68 and Valerie Knutson Slotnick
Eugene and Janet Lerner Family Foundation Inc.
C.D. Spangler Foundation Inc.
Janet Lerner and Eugene Lerner
Carol A. Spomer ’78
Lovett-Woodsum Family Charitable Foundation Inc.
Strategy&
Donn Lux ’85 and Michele Lux
Target Stores
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
George R. Terry ’39
Target Corp.
The Patricia S. and William J. Hagenah Foundation
Cesare R. Mainardi ’86
Richard W. Tinberg ’75 and Elaine Tinberg
Christopher P. Marshall ’96
The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
William J. Hagenah ’68 and Patricia Hagenah
Marjorie Martay Donna Marzano
C. Gerron Vartan ’67 and Judith Jurgensen Vartan
Blair Collins Maus ’98
John L. Ward and Gail Ward
William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Inc.
Brain G. Weed ’89 and Janet L. Weed
William H. McGowan Jr.
Anna L. White and John H. Pressman
Microsoft Corp.
Eric W. Wiedenmann ’75
Morgan Stanley
Stephen R. Wilson ’74 and Susan Condon Wilson
Victor Rachmat Hartono ’98 John S. Haskell ’66 Susan Coe Heitsch ’84 Michael Heller ’91 and Lesley Heller Howard N. Henry ’78 Guillermo Herrera ’02 Dwight Randall Hilson ’84 and Mindy Hilson John S. Hilson Family Fund Inc. Richard J. Hirshberg ’78 Eloise Furnival Hoffman ’47
Deceased
John Mork Kyle Matthew Mork ’10 and Kirsten Mork Mary Ann Moschner and Albin F. Moschner
Anne Clarke Wolff ’89 Kent T. Zimmerman ’64 David K. Zwiener ’77
Motorola Inc. Marjorie L. Nelson and Roger R. Nelson
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POWERFUL EDUCATION,
powerful couple
Jay Cohen and Laura Cox, both ’88, cherished their time at Kellogg. Now they want to give back — to help the next generation of Kellogg graduates and beyond
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THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Two of the best years of Jay Cohen and Laura Cox’s 35 years as a couple were spent attending and graduating from Kellogg together. Kellogg holds a special place for Cohen and Cox. Both agree that their education changed the way they view business and interact with people. “Intellectually, it was perfect for me, especially since I was always focused on going to business school after undergraduate,” Cohen said. “It was a dream come true.” The relationships they developed and lessons learned at Kellogg bore fruit over the years. Cohen started a wealth management firm in the San Francisco area, Cohen Capital Management Inc., and Cox has built a career in nonprofit leadership. She now serves as executive director of Bridge the Gap College Prep, a Marin City, California-based nonprofit that prepares low-income, at-risk children for college.
“
Why we give to Kellogg
lot of other donors gave A money to Kellogg to make it the institution it is, and we benefited from that. So now it’s our time to give back to Kellogg.
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— JAY COHEN ’88 AND LAURA COX ’88
“The skills I had from Kellogg and the business skills I accumulated over the years really gave me the confidence to make the transition into the nonprofit world,” Cox said. “Without that background at Kellogg, I wouldn’t have been able to do that.” Cox and Cohen each took something unique away from their time at Kellogg. For Cohen, the focus on working in groups at Kellogg immediately gave him an advantage that continues to strengthen his career. Cox said she treasures her improved ability to think strategically and consider the whole picture of a business, from the competition to the company’s internal core. “That’s what Kellogg gives to someone coming in,” Cohen said. “They come in with a framework of what they’re going to do and they come out with a full breadth of skills that will stay with them forever.”
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WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
FY 2015 Donors
Leaders WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
who gave $50,000 and above
Abbott Fund* Abbott Laboratories*
Tammy Schulstad Crown ’96 and William H. Crown*
Allstate Foundation
D & S Foundation Inc.
Christopher B. Galvin ’77 and Cynthia Bardes Galvin
Allstate Insurance Co.
Stanley Ray Day Jr. ’84 and Dana L. Day
Christopher B. Galvin Family Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund*
Joseph M. DePinto ’99 and Ingrid DePinto
Daniel Ernesto Gamba ’97
Carol Lavin Bernick*
Ann M. Drake ’84
General Motors Foundation*
The Nicholas J. and Anna K. Bouras Foundation Inc.*
Janet Duchossois and Craig J. Duchossois*
John L. Gerrity ’82*
Hazel Bowen*
Kimberly T. Duchossois*
Carolyn Moses Glastris ’89 and William V. Glastris Jr. ’84
Ivan Bowen Family Foundation*
Kimberly T. Duchossois Revocable Trust
Stuart M. Goode ’66
BP International Ltd.
Lisa Damkroger Earnhardt ’96*
V. & M. Gross Family Foundation Inc.*
Henry D. Bullock ’80
Robert A. Eckert ’77*
Lara Talbot Gund ’97 and Grant Gund ’97*
Richard J. Byrne ’85 and Martha D. Lemer*
Martha Edwards ’78*
Llura A. Gund and Gordon Gund*
Eisai Co. Ltd.
Zachary Gund ’00 and Lindsey Gund*
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation*
Martin M. Ellen ’87 and Robin Ellen*
Gerald D. Cohen ’79 and Susan Bredhoff Cohen*
Roberta Buffett Elliott
Marten S. Hoekstra ’94 and Valerie Hoekstra
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund*
Jeffrey W. Hoye ’95 and Carrie N. Hoye*
Courtney Ivey Combe and Christopher B. Combe*
Scott H. Filstrup ’67 and Margee Filstrup*
Donald P. Jacobs
Mary M. Finnegan and Paul J. Finnegan
Catherine Jefferson Foundation*
Douglas R. Conant ’76 and S. Leigh Pierson Conant*
Shaun Finnie ’95 and Selme Finnie*
The Joyce Foundation
John R. Flanagan ’58*
Jay Frederick Krehbiel ’12*
Fleishman-Hillard Inc.
Kay Krehbiel and Fred Krehbiel*
T. Bondurant French ’76 and Hollis S. French*
Liam ’07 and Karen Krehbiel*
The Cookie Jar Foundation A.G. Cox Charity Trust* Laura M. Cox ’88 and Jay A. Cohen ’88* Nancy Carrington Crown and A. Steven Crown*
A. Charles Funai ’80*
Paula D. Friedman*
Gregory G. Kruszka ’62 and Susan Kruszka*
Timothy D. Friedman ’98*
Mark Lamps ’95 and Anne L. Lamps*
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
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HIGH RISK,
high reward Bob Eckert ’77 employed business basics to pull Mattel from the brink
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Never skip the on-campus interviews. Bob Eckert didn’t, when Kraft Foods came to Evanston, and it landed him his first job out of Kellogg with the then-Chicago-based company — a first step that launched Eckert toward a highly successful executive career. In 1977 Eckert took an entry-level marketing research position at Kraft. Twenty years later, he became president and CEO of the food industry leader. Trading food for toys, he relocated from the Midwest to the West Coast in 2000 to head Mattel as chairman and chief executive. “Had it not been for Northwestern, I wouldn’t have been hired at Kraft and, had it not been for my experience there, I would not have ended up at Mattel,” said Eckert, who retired in 2011 and joined private equity firm Friedman Fleischer & Lowe last year. “Attending Kellogg was one of the most significant decisions of my entire career.” When Eckert landed at Mattel, the company was in dire financial straits. The costly failure of a major acquisition — an educational software company — had the firm in the red. “Joining Mattel was a turnaround opportunity,” he said. “It was definitely a high-risk, high-return career move for me, especially since I didn’t know the toy industry.”
“
Why I give to Kellogg
ellogg transformed K me from a young hungry student into an accomplished business professional. The school shaped the trajectory of my life, and for that I support Kellogg the best I can with my time, talents and treasures.
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—BOB ECKERT ’77
But Eckert knew the consumer goods business from his days at Kraft and he set out to refocus Mattel on its core products. Under his watch, the company outperformed its competition and generated more than $8.2 billion in cash flow. Eckert credits Kellogg with teaching him succinct communication skills. He employed one-word themes — from “Refocus” during his first year on the job to “Lead” — to motivate Mattel’s global workforce and shareholders. “Simplicity makes concepts more memorable,” he said.
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WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
Leaders Lavin Family Foundation
Northern Trust
Sylvia I. Vail ’80 and James D. Vail IV ’80*
Lawrence F. Levy ’67 and Carol Neims Levy
Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program*
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program*
Lizzie Jane Locke ’86 and Stanley E. Skarda ’83*
Patrick M. Olson ’95 Sean J. O’Scannlain ’90
Jean Chenoweth Vernon ’82 and W. Anthony Vernon ’82
Matthew C. Lowell ’97 and Rebecca Lowell*
Anne Patel and Homi B. Patel*
Anna L. White and John H. Pressman
James S. Perkins
Kimberly White and Miles D. White*
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
John M. Pratt ’83*
Eric W. Wiedenmann ’75*
Prescott Family Trust*
Stephen R. Wilson ’74 and Susan Condon Wilson*
Cesare R. Mainardi ’86 Christopher P. Marshall ’96* McCall Family Foundation* Matthew B. McCall ’91; ’92* McCormick Foundation The Foster G. McGaw Educational Foundation William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Inc. William H. McGowan Jr. Haity McNerney and W. James McNerney Jr. Wioletta Mironko ’14 and Michael Stuart Gross ’87* Cindy Moeller ’82 Thomas K. Montag ’82 and Janet Middleton Montag Lloyd B. Morgan ’63 and Donna Shapiro Morgan* Morgan Stanley* Haruo Naito ’74 David G. Nasaw ’66* The Nasaw Family Foundation*
Thomas M. Prescott ’92 and Joann Prescott* Amy Wu Pu and Mark Pu* Reynolds Family Foundation* William E. Rosner ’76 and Linda Rosner* Ernest Scott Santi ’94 and Nancy S. Santi
Zurich American Insurance Co.
Silicon Valley Community Foundation* Alfred P. Sloan Foundation William D. Smithburg ’62 and Maria Smithburg Bruce Spohler ’86 and Melissa Spohler* Melissa and Bruce Spohler Family Foundation Inc. The Star Family Jennifer W. Steans ’89 and James Kastenholz* Strategy&*
James C. Neary ’92 and Rebecca Neary
Peter Tan ’83 and Esther Hsuan Tan*
Diana L. Nelson ’89*
Ubben Foundation
Wendy M. Nelson ’99*
Jeffrey W. Ubben ’87 and Laura Ubben*
Robin Chemers Neustein ’78
The Vail Family Foundation*
NewDay Foundation
James David Vail V ’12*
GIVING TO KELLOGG THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Michael G. Zink ’88 and Ann Zink*
Michael S. Shannon ’83 and Mary Sue Shannon*
William E. Sullivan ’83 and Suzanne Sullivan*
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Lynn L. Zhang ’04 and Charles Zhang ’04*
Lori Roth Schnadig ’90 and David L. Schnadig ’90*
National Philanthropic Trust DAF*
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Anne Clarke Wolff ’89
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
Partners who gave $25,000 to $49,999
Anonymous
Fieldglass Inc.
Ahmed Salman Amin ’85 and Neelum Amin
Filstrup Foundation
William A. Osborn ’73 and Cathleen McCurdy Osborn*
The Generation Foundation
Anthony M. Owen ’03 and Monique Owen
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Qung W. Go ’75*
Jay L. Owen Jr. ’03 and Shawna Owen
Don L. Arnwine ’59 and Norma Roof Arnwine*
Mark Carlton Gossett ’86
Joseph C. Papa Jr. ’83
J. Douglas Gray*
Leland C. Pillsbury ’82 and Mary M. Pillsbury
John E. Atkins ’95* Erwin K. Aulis ’82 and Nancy Campbell Aulis*
William J. Hagenah ’68 and Patricia Hagenah*
Russell Reynolds Associates
Michael Heller ’91 and Lesley Heller*
Keith Rozolis ’83 and Linda Rozolis*
Betsy Dehaas Holden ’82 and Arthur L. Holden ’81*
Sage Publications
Baird Foundation Inc.* Carol Lavin Bernick Family Foundation*
S.C. Johnson & Son Inc.*
Susan L. Blount
Christopher G. Kennedy ’94 and Sheila Berner Kennedy
Schwab Charitable Fund*
Jerome P. Kenney ’67 and Carol Brock Kenney*
Shenandoah LLC
Kraft Heinz Co.
Scott Garrett Sleyster ’87 and Sherry A. Sleyster*
The Ayco Charitable Foundation*
David Charles Blowers ’89* and Luann P. Blowers Catherine Craighead Briggs ’94 and Gary S. Briggs ’89* Lisa Brown-Tribbett and Charles A. Tribbett III
Carlos Guillermo Leon ’94 and Melyza Leon*
William Edward Burke ’11 and Lillian Burke*
Lester A. Levy Jr. ’85*
Cassian K.S. Cheung ’78* Vicki Cheung
The Michael and Carol Lowenstein Foundation Inc.*
Chevron Corp.*
Michael B. Lowenstein ’84 and Carol M. Lowenstein*
The Chicago Community Foundation
Harry Major ’72 and Lauren Major*
Julie E. Cohen and Frank D. Cohen*
Foster G. McGaw Educational Foundation
Edison Electric Institute
Kathryn Julia McKinley ’15
Equilibrium Capital Group
Peter O. McKown ’85*
Ernst & Young LLP
Philip L. Milstein
Maxine Poole Farrell and W. James Farrell*
Kyle Matthew Mork ’10 and Kirsten Mork*
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
Lori Winters Samuels ’86 and Ted Samuels* The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving* Siemens AG
SLPFLA LLC Cynthia Straub-Mogentale and Eric C. Mogentale* Spencer Stuart Tinberg Family Foundation Richard W. Tinberg ’75 and Elaine Tinberg* Stephen M. Trauber ’88 and Leticia Trauber Frederick H. Waddell ’79 and Catherine Marlette Waddell*
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Innovators WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
who gave $10,000 to $24,999
Accenture LLP* Brett McFadden Alexander ’00 and Cecily Chester Alexander*
Diana M. Cohen ’84 and David B. Spitulnik ’80*
Mei Kwong Franklin and Laurence C. Franklin*
Gidon Y. Cohen ’82 and Hilary Cohen
Sterling C. Franklin*
Susanna Jean Allshouse ’00 and Stephen Charles McLaughlin ’00
William C. Collins ’01 David Samuel Coors ’10*
Edwin C. Gage and Barbara Carlson Gage*
American Endowment Foundation
James G. Costakis Jr. ’79*
William S. Garrett ’90 and Laurie Garrett*
Asesorias Intertrust Ltda.
The Davee Foundation*
General Mills Inc.*
John W. Bachmann ’62 and Kay Bachmann*
Deborah L. DeHaas*
Gregory D. Glyman ’85
Robert A. Del Genio ’82 and Nancy M. Del Genio
Roberta S. Goldberg ’80 and Mark A. Shapiro ’80 Richard A. Gonzalez*
Paul Bechtner Foundation
Patricia Payne Delgrande ’84 and Charles A. Delgrande ’90
Becton Dickinson Diagnostics*
Deloitte & Touche U.S.A. LLP
George Michael Graffy ’89*
Rhonda R. Bernstein and Robert S. Bernstein
Jeffrey Steven Drobny ’12
Greater Twin Cities United Way* The Gutman Family Foundation*
Cynthia R. Bigelow ’86*
Michael L. Ducker ’99 and Cheryl A. Ducker*
James Deforrest Bishop Jr. ’89*
Geoffrey P. Dybas ’95 and Lisa Dybas*
H. Foundation Inc.*
Sally Blount ’92*
Siri K. Eklund ’00
Bose Corp.
Tarek Ahmed Elmasry ’94
The Patricia S. & William J. Hagenah Foundation*
The Boston Consulting Group Inc.*
Emerson Charitable Trust*
Promod Haque ’76; ’83 and Dorcas Haque
Helen Brach Foundation*
Equitable Resources Foundation
Charles Edgar Hart Jr. ’15*
Gregg William Brody ’05* Dave C. Brownell ’96*
Elizabeth Perkins Evans ’85 and Scott C. Evans ’85*
Dwight Randall Hilson ’84 and Mindy Hilson*
Marilyn Carol ’11 and Robert Weaver
ExxonMobil Corp.*
Kevin Hykes ’92 and Kristine Hykes
CBRE
Facebook Inc.
Richard Illgen ’77 and Irene Rosenfeld
CDG Group LLC*
Matthew R. Feldman ’86 and Ellen S. Feldman*
The Indira Foundation
Thomas Joseph Flood ’85
Kathryn Gail Jackson ’81 and Bradford S. Sylvester ’81*
Bain & Co. Inc.* Andus D. Baker ’91
Sarah Yun Chai ’03 and Du H. Chai ’01* Chicago Title Co. Seung-Woo Choo ’06
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GIVING TO KELLOGG THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Marcus R. Franklin
Ellen R. Gordon*
Joseph D. Gutman ’81 and Sheila Gutman*
Intelligent Medical Objects Inc.
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
Eugene T. Jacobus ’87 and Colleen Jacobus
Janet McKinley and Thomas G. McKinley*
Shannon 2006 Revocable Trust
McKinsey & Co.*
Sanjay Shroff ’85
Christopher E. Jansen ’83
James R. McManus ’56 and Betty Strandberg McManus*
Shulman-Rochambeau Charitable Foundation* Michael Smerklo ’97 and Abby Smerklo*
Johnson & Johnson*
Midcontinent Independent System Operator
Jeff Johnson ’83 and Jody Johnson*
Sanjiv Misra ’86 and Devika Misra
Joanne Bracegirdle Jones ’94 and Stephen Jones ’92*
Mary Ann Moschner and Albin F. Moschner*
JPMorgan Chase
Avi Nash ’81 and Sandra Nash
Stacy Arend Solow ’03 and Todd J. Solow ’03*
James L. Kaboski ’96*
National Christian Foundation Piedmont
Spatz Laboratories
Diane Ross Kane ’82 and Donald G. Kane ’82*
The Neary Family Charitable Fund Joel Nelson
William H. Strong ’76 and Sandra Sharp Strong*
Lisa Czepiel Kohr ’95 and William E. Kohr ’90*
John Owen Nelson ’02
Target Corp.*
Laura Nelson
George R. Terry ’39*
Suzanne Kopp-Moskow and Michael H. Moskow*
Network for Good*
Joel C. Tillinghast ’83
Northwood Investors LLC*
Unilever PLC
Novo Nordisk A/S
The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Wanda Olles
Michael A. Vardas ’87 and Lori Vardas
Jeremy Palmer ’00
Walton Street Capital LLC
Mary O’Brien Pearlman ’85 and Gregory Y. Pearlman ’85*
Alan Kenneth Warms ’92
Stephen D. Plavin ’84 and Lisa Plavin*
Susan Webb ’84 and Earl E. Webb ’81*
PMT Corp.
Brain G. Weed ’89 and Janet L. Weed*
The Prince Street Foundation
Wells Fargo Community Support
Prudential Financial Inc. John and Mary Raitt Family Foundation
Susan Graham Wernecke ’80 and William A. Wernecke Jr. ’79*
John R. Raitt ’80 and Mary M. Raitt*
The WMN Foundation*
Warren W. Rasmussen ’56 and Nancy Petersen Rasmussen*
Darren Wayne Woods ’92
John Rau
Paul Morrison Wythes ’97 and Mai Mai Wythes*
Barbara Nelson Janulis ’85 Jewish Communal Fund*
Daryl William Kost ’04* KPMG Foundation* Suresh Krishna ’99 and Bhuvana Nandakumar* Ellen Jamison Kullman ’83 and Michael E. Kullman ’82* Richard Kyle ’96 and Stacey L. Kyle* Latam Airline Group SA Richard H. Lenny ’77 and Susan Lenny* Paul J. Liska ’83 and Kathy Liska* H. John Livingston ’91 and Dawn Schiller Livingston James H. Lowry John T. Lyons ’00 and Shana E. Lyons* MacLean-Fogg Co.* Mary Ann MacLean and Barry L. MacLean Marin Community Foundation Philip A. Marineau ’70 and Susan G. Marineau* Miles Marsh ’76 and Lorna Marsh Pamela Demars Martin ’83 and Theodore B. Martin Jr. ’83* Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Foundation* McKinley Family Foundation
Shirley A. Reiter and Robert Reiter*
The Morris S. Smith Foundation* Scott C. Smith ’76 and Martha Reilly Smith*
K. Jay Weaver ’95 and Carrie L. Weaver*
Marcia Wythes
Rhonda Rochambeau and Larry E. Shulman*
Jianming Yu ’00*
Dennis W. Rocheleau
David K. Zwiener ’77*
Egon Zehnder International
Joel B. Ronkin* Caroline Rosen and Jonathan A. Rosen Sheli Zysman Rosenberg and Burton X. Rosenberg* C.H. & W.B. Rubin Family Fund* SAS Institute Inc.
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
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FROM THE
ground up After a successful corporate career, Jeff Hoye ’95 acquired C&J Cladding, a small automated welding company
In 2006 Jeff Hoye resigned as president of Western Hemisphere operations for Corus America Inc. Corus Group PLC was one of the world’s largest integrated steel producers. Attractive job opportunities in Texas lured Jeff and his wife Carrie away from the Chicago suburbs to Houston. Upon arrival, though, Hoye had a problem: his new employer was being sold, and Jeff was jobless. Hoye saw three options: move back to Chicago and continue a corporate career, go into consulting or buy a business. He chose the latter and, in March 2007, he and a partner became co-owners of C&J Cladding, a specialty welding company serving the oil and gas industries. The two entrepreneurs grew the mom-andpop business from 12 employees to 50 and tripled production capacity. In eight years, C&J’s revenue grew from $5 million to $20 million, with strong margins. “My partner and I designed and built the organization to grow the company and sell it. We focused on fundamentals of quality and technical partnership with our clients, and hired employees with an orientation toward teamwork and a good work ethic. Growing the business was hard work, but a lot of fun.”
“
Why I give to Kellogg
ellogg gave me the tools K and confidence I needed to assess the risk/reward of acquiring and running my own business — and succeed. My Kellogg education led to a gamechanging experience for Carrie and me. Now we want to help future entrepreneurs succeed. — JEFF HOYE ’95 WITH WIFE CARRIE
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Last October, the privately held Ellwood Group Inc., a steelmaker and forging company, acquired Hoye’s company. Staying on as commercial director, Hoye is ensuring a smooth integration of the two entities. The career transition has allowed Jeff and Carrie to focus more on community service, supporting agencies that transform lives, particularly for the impoverished. The couple serves on several boards and their giving focuses on the transformational impact of education. “There are so many deserving organizations. By focusing our giving on education, we feel we are making the greatest impact.”
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WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
Activators who gave $5,000 to $9,999
3M Co.
Adrienne Haft Brookstone and Arnold F. Brookstone*
DaVita Inc.* Dell Employee Giving Program
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund*
Susan L. Abrams ’90 and William J. Abrams ’90
BucketFeet Inc.
Marie T. Devlin ’89*
Scott Lawrence Goodman ’84
William Brian Buckner ’97* Daniel James Bumgardner ’83*
David Scott Dossetter ’80 and Susan Siegel Dossetter
Stanley J. Gradowski Jr. ’62*
ADU Network LLC Advanced Energy Economy Institute
Thomas R. Butler ’66 and Carol Butler
Eastdil Realty Co. LLC
Gwen Farley Green ’89 and Jason E. Green ’89
Airrosti Great Lakes Ltd.
Edward J. Calkins ’72* Meredith Cass Callanan ’89
Susan Edwards ’10 and Varsay Ebreem Sirleaf ’10*
Rita Elizabeth Griffin ’90
Geraldine M. Alexis ’76* Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation
Can Capital Merchant Services Inc.
Carl L. Eichstaedt III ’86* Empresas Copec
Todd C. Guenther ’96 and Kelly Nimmo Guenther*
Brent Andrus ’72*
Michael S. Canmann ’93*
Andrus Family Trust
Kevin David Cantrell ’04 and Christina Cantrell
Clement A. Erbmann ’75 and Caroline Erbmann*
Richard L. Gunderson ’61 and Barbara Gunderson*
James L. Evenson ’14 and Kimberly Grichnik Evenson
Yung-Ku Ha ’81
Gary Fencik ’85 and Sandra Fencik
Michael J. Halloran ’79 and Marsha A. Cameron*
Wade Fetzer ’61 and Beverly Below Fetzer*
HandStands
Jeffrey Paul Fine ’93 and Linda Burdman Fine
Jacqueline Harris Hochberg ’95
AbbVie
Anthos Asset Management BV Arlington Specialities Inc. Ginny Blissert Bachman ’90* Russell Wiley Baker ’05 and Mary Baker James Joseph Barrett Jr. ’89* Baxter Healthcare Corp. D. Theodore Berghorst ’71 and Deborah H. Berghorst*
Mariellen Sullivan Carpenter ’88 and Noble O. Carpenter Jr. ’88 Rafael S. Carreira ’94 and Laura L. Carreira Elizabeth Ann Carter ’92 Gregory F. Casagrande ’90* Bradley J. Charchut ’98 and Erin Armstrong Charchut*
Educate Operating Co. LLC
BlackRock Inc.
Holly Harrison Cohen ’92 and Andrew Cohen ’90*
William Richard Fitzgerald ’88 and Paula Fitzgerald*
William Blair & Co. LLC*
Jeffrey B. Cohen ’83*
Steven F. Foster ’89*
Matthew J. Boler ’95
David Cole ’92*
Fribourg Family Foundation
David A. Borghesi*
Andrew Coleman ’97 and Tina B. Coleman
Mark A. Fuller ’83 and Cynthia Gaudin Fuller*
Boston Consulting Group Chile Limitada
Colgate-Palmolive Co.*
John T. Funk ’91*
Combe Inc.
The Gage Family Foundation*
Bowtech Inc.
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Jill M. Garling ’84 and Thomas Joseph Wilson ’80
BP America Inc.*
Christopher B. Cook ’87 and Jane E. Cote-Cook*
Lauren Schor Geller ’87 and Martin J. Geller*
Stephen Paul Bramlage Jr. ’98
Andrew James Cornelius ’05*
General Motors LLC
Lawrence M. Braun ’79*
Arie & Ida Crown Memorial*
Thomas H. Gillespie ’60*
Crown Family Philanthropies*
Goldman, Sachs & Co.*
Nancy Borghesi ’76*
Danielle S. Bozarth ’03 and Michael Haberkorn ’04*
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GIVING TO KELLOGG THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Hackberry Endowment Partners
Kevin Andrew Harris ’00
Alfred Fisher IV ’01* Joyce Mancari Fitzgerald ’79 and Thomas G. Fitzgerald ’79
R.C. Bigelow Inc.*
Group III International Ltd.
Harris Family Foundation*
Carolyn Glazer Cohen ’91 and Gary Stuart Cohen ’88*
The Berghorst Foundation Inc.*
Paula Turner Grasso ’80*
Hidehiko Hayashi ’91* William J. Hayes ’91 and Susan J. Hayes* Rekha Hemrajani ’96 and Sanjay Popli* Kenneth R. Herlin ’73* Mark Charles Hewitt ’87* Mary Lynne Hickey ’76* Nancy Hall Hill ’90 and Virl Z. Hill ’90* David Hilliard ’75 and Marchell Hilliard* Merle Hilliard Charitable Trust* Zeena Young Hine ’81 Kenneth L. Hirsch ’93 and Becky A. Long* Jacqueline Harris Hochberg Foundation
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
Meredith Lauren Hoffer ’07
Kristin Stewart Lesher ’00 and Andrew D. Lesher ’00*
Mark Oei ’96 and Sandy Liu*
LeTV
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Honeywell International Inc.*
Elisabeth Keehn Lewis ’83 and John J. Lewis ’83
Jennifer Keeler Patton ’92 and Richard A. Patton ’94
W. Jeffrey Howard ’68 and Charlotte K. Howard*
Jean W. Lewry ’87 and Mark E. Lewry*
Barbara Katz Pearlman and Jerry K. Pearlman*
Peter H. Huizenga Jr. ’05 and Abby Huizenga*
Eli Lilly and Co.*
Jon Pliner ’94*
Loeb Charitable Foundation*
Polaris Industries Inc.*
Barbara Borson Hulit ’91
Dianne Dardes Loeb ’80 and Stephen B. Loeb ’81*
Presence Health
Elise Holschuh ’82* Terrance K. Holt ’85 and Virginia R. Holt*
Lynne Humphrey* Mark A. Humphrey ’76* Garth Ingram ’15
Edward S. Loeb ’90 and Courtney C. Loeb*
T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving*
Jennifer Lowry ’97*
David Prokupek ’88 and Marcie Prokupek
Luxottica
ProLogis Management Inc.
J. & H. James Foundation
James F. MacGuidwin ’82
The JCM Foundation
D.G. Macpherson ’96 and Kimberli Aiko Macpherson ’07*
LeRoy J. Regner ’68 and Carol Ann Regner
Constance Lind James and Kenneth J. James
Susan D. Jeffers ’87 and Donald E. Jeffers*
Barry Alan Malkin ’88*
William C. Steinmetz ’74 and Gail Ayres Steinmetz*
Andrew M. Oh ’00*
James C. Rhee ’00 Michael H. Ries ’02 and Elaine Leboff-Ries*
Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation* Susan Kesert Stone and Roger W. Stone* William S. Susman ’90 Pam Friend Szokol ’86 and Joseph W. Szokol ’01* Tencent Holdings Ltd. Carol Moe Kit Tham ’00 and Federico Papa ’00 Lawrence E. Thomas ’94 Lawrence Thomas Revocable Living Trust Mrs. Blair Trippe ’87* Kenny Tucker ’05 and Julie Marie Perkins Robert T. Turfe ’99 Twin-Star International Inc.
Donald M. Jenkins ’09 and Sherlyn Jenkins
Anthony E. Mann ’86 and Sally Mintz Mann*
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago*
Christopher L. Mapes ’98 and Jerilyn Mapes*
Ramon L. Ruona and Arlene Kersten Ruona*
Guilherme C. Gerdau Johannpeter ’00
Richard K. Masterson Jr. ’92 and Susan H. Masterson
Ryko Solutions Inc.
Tyler Johnston ’80 and Melanie Saxer Johnston*
Kathy Braasch McCareins ’90 and R. Mark McCareins*
Rhonda Bertsch Jordan ’87 and Herbert J. Jordan III*
William McDermott ’97 and Julie M. McDermott*
Daniel Joss ’05
McDonalds Corp.
Amy Freedman Jurkowitz ’90 and Daniel S. Jurkowitz ’90
Patrick J. McGarvey ’85 McGraw Foundation*
Leslie Adickes Schmid ’98 and Walter G. Schmid ’71*
Amy Loeschner Keane ’90 and James Keane ’87*
Martha McGuire ’80
Sean Group
Barbara A. McKinzie ’97
Arlene Siavelis Kehl ’82*
Meinert Foundation Inc.*
David M. Shade ’67 and Charlotte Swanson Shade
Clarke Robert Keough ’90*
John R. Meinert*
Shade Family Foundation
Donald and Marilyn Keough Foundation*
Meritor Inc.
Andrew Shafter ’01*
Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation
Kenneth R. Meyers ’94*
The Gerald and Olivia Shapiro Family Foundation
Leland B. White ’74*
Moet Hennessy USA Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust Inc.*
Gerald M. Shapiro and Olivia Shapiro
James F. Muschalik ’91*
Glenn K. Shapiro ’98 and Nicole Wan*
James H. Keyes ’63* Kirkland & Ellis LLP* William G. Kistner ’73 and Joan A. Kistner* Kellogg Alumni Club of Korea Willard C. Korn ’66 R. Stribling Koster ’88* R. Stribling Koster Revocable Trust Phillip James Lageschulte ’05 and Eleni Athans Lageschulte* Alain Lebec ’73* Sang Hoon Lee ’12 Vivian Wei Lee ’08 and Matt James ’08*
National Funding Inc. NCH Corp.* Jeffrey Warren Nelson ’90 Neuberger Berman LLC David Nyren ’95 and Carolyn L. Nyren* J. Victor O’Brien ’87 and Carolyn O’Brien* Karin Dommermuth O’Connor ’89*
John Rim ’85
Andrea L. Saia ’81 Robert J. Saltiel ’90 and Karen Saltiel Ronald Neal Sann ’94 and Jennifer Sann Scott Schiller ’83*
Scott A. Shay ’80* The Siragusa Foundation* Genie D. Smith
Robert S. Underhill ’84 and Sarah Mollman Underhill* Jane Figula Vaughan ’82 and Meeks B. Vaughan Jr. ’81* Andrew S. Vavasis ’59 and Theana Brotsos Vavasis VentureWell Travis Anthony Vigil ’01 and Kathleen S. Vigil Ellen M. Walvoord ’81 and Tom Walvoord Katherine Danforth Wanner ’97 and Joseph E. Wanner ’96 Jonathan Weatherly ’97 and Lisa Guerin Weatherly* Charles M. Webster Jr. ’90
Jeffry S. Wineman Jr. ’90 and Deborah Lebold Wineman Winston & Strawn LLP* Robin K. Yoshimura ’94 and Chigusa Yoshimura* Eric Young ’80 and Jean A. Young
Jill Dailey Smith ’88*
Karl Zeisler ’57 and Joan C. Zeisler*
Thomas Smith ’89
ZS Associates Inc.*
Social Finance Inc. Adam D. Sokoloff ’88 and Susan Drossman Sokoloff Gregg W. Steinhafel ’79 and Denise E. Steinhafel
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
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ALWAYS IMPROVING,
always leading
As he prepares to retire from Boeing in 2016 after a successful decade at the helm, Chairman Jim McNerney reflects on a lifetime of leadership lessons
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Jim McNerney always gravitated toward big jobs in top American companies facing the challenge of increasing global competition. Similarly, his contributions to Kellogg “support its ongoing efforts to adapt and improve in a more competitive educational environment and to continue producing better, more capable leaders to ensure our country’s long-term success.” McNerney’s career spanned time with Proctor and Gamble and McKinsey & Company, nearly two decades in senior leadership roles at the General Electric Company, the top job at 3M, and most recently, a decade-long run as chairman, president and CEO of The Boeing Company.
Why I give to Kellogg
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I believe that supporting Kellogg, as it adapts to the profound global changes in both education and business, is important. —JIM McNERNEY
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When he joined Boeing in 2005, the company was struggling to find its way forward after a series of mergers and acquisitions, some high-profile ethics missteps and some tough business challenges. His job was to build on the strength that already existed at Boeing. Now that he’s stepped down from his roles as Boeing president and CEO, he has had time to reflect. “In the past decade, we defined, built and nurtured a culture that emphasizes both individual accountability for getting one’s job done and a shared responsibility for the company’s overall success,” he said. “The credit goes to Boeing employees and all they have accomplished by embracing this culture every day.” Years of experience allowed McNerney to mature as a leader. His advice for Kellogg graduates is simple: Always keep improving. “Leaders today must be able to acclimate to a consistently fast pace, sharpen their intellectual curiosity and analytical capability, strengthen communications and leadership skills and learn to run toward problems, not away from them,” he said.
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WE EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR
Catalysts who gave $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Adams Street Partners LLC Stephen P. Adik ’71 and Victoria Adik* Agil Agil ’13 Peter Agnvall ’98 Jeffrey Bowen Akers ’04 Wendy Schwartz Alderman ’83 and Albert Alderman ’83 Amazon.com* Amgen Inc.* Christopher Michael Andersen ’15 Karen Lie Anderson ’04 and Gregg D. Anderson ’90 Sally Tenold Anderson* Weston Seibold Anderson ’15 and Emily Hoover Anderson Santosh Ramarao Anoo ’00 and Gayatri Anoo* Apple Inc. Stephen Louis Arata ’92 and Kathryn Hedges Arata Ali Murtaza Arbab ’15 and Mariam Ali Bernard Armstrong ’92* Elizabeth W. Armstrong AT&T Inc. Cyrille Minkoulou Ateba ’15 Craig Odell Bailey Jr. ’87 and Ruth Hall Bailey* Robert Bailey Jr. ’72; ’79 and Rita C. Bailey* Alejandro M. Ballester ’94* Banco de Credito del Peru Bank of America* Bank of China Tanuj Bansal ’15 Anne S. Barbour ’91 Enrique Bardasano Arizti ’15 Clay T. Barnes ’92 and Karen Griffin Barnes* Deborah Pam Baron ’89 and David Fierberg John Richard Barr ’81 Robert L. Baumann ’91* Beast Capital
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Kyle Austen Coots ’15
Andrew Beattie ’13 and Jonathan Kruesi*
Elizabeth Barrow Brueggeman ’84 and Mark A. Brueggeman*
Michael H. Beaumont ’83 and Philippa Beaumont*
David M. Brunn ’62 and Carolyn Traugott Brunn*
James H. Beckemeyer ’95 and Judith C. Beckemeyer*
Robert Brett Burgess ’08 and Meijken Westenskow*
Owen W. Belman ’96 and Andrea St Martin Belman
Michael Burke ’94 and Stephanie Ullrich Burke*
Peter Andrei Belytschko ’05*
Jeffrey C. Burrell ’11
Tyler James Benedict ’15
Michael Patrick Byrne ’15
James A. Crouthamel ’92 and Pamela Crouthamel*
Lorraine Prieto Berchtold ’93
Charles Columbus Cahn ’11
Keat Crown ’11*
Alexander Ernest Bergson ’14
Jessica Lee Callahan ’15
Ephraigm Dylan Cruz
Mary Pieprzyca Berkes ’95 and James Stewart Berkes*
Pascal Campaignolle ’95*
Hector Javier Cuellar ’80 and Margaret Cuellar
David Giles Berliner ’15 Brandon David Bhagat ’15
Kelly Ann Cornelis ’01 and Ryan Smolek* William D. Cornwell Jr. ’73* Carri Eddana Cowan ’15 E. Scott Crist ’90 John M. Crocker Jr. ’79 and Polly Hawkins Crocker*
Janelle Therese Sy-Yao Campos ’14
James Morgan Cunningham ’07
Anthony J. Carfang ’74 and Carol Yebernetsky Carfang*
Patrick Colby Cunningham ’01*
Carl A. Bianco ’64 and Joann Bianco*
Steven D.R. Carnes ’89 and Cindi Carnes*
William D. Cvengros ’72*
Michael F. Biehl ’01 and Eileen M. Biehl*
Catapult LLC Caterpillar Inc.
Kerry O’Rourke Bischof ’95 and George Bischof ’94*
Luis Raul Cerna ’15
Tim J. Blaha ’13
Kuo-Jung Chang and Fred C. Kohler*
Pankaj Raj Bhargava ’90
Aileen B. Blake ’01 and Thomas Tansor* John W. Blomberg ’94 Roger C. Bodin ’58 Bill Bohnsack ’91 Alicia Ready Bolze ’89 and Stephen R. Bolze* Steven G. Booth ’89 and Melanie Booth* Wayne Borduin ’02* The Boston Foundation* Chris Botha ’14 Renee Gloviak Bouck ’87
Gregory Duk Soo Curreri ’15 Evan Mark Dadosky ’15 Mark David Dalton ’88* Dalum Family Foundation* Joseph Dalum ’03 and Karen Dalum*
Margaret Chan ’80*
Bertrand P. Damour ’96 Vinod Kumar Dasari ’92
Jen-Hao Chen ’15
Kevin G. DaSilva ’90
Paul Cheng ’03* Maria Chopra and Sunil Chopra* Valerie Myers Christensen ’15 Cei Chang Chung ’84* Heather Lee-Ann Clark ’15 and Joshua Daniel Clark ’14 Matthew Clary ’90 Berchelle Ashley Cleveland ’96 Putney Wilmot Cloos ’04 and Brian Christopher Fox ’04*
Alex William Daubert ’15 Robin J. Davenport ’93 Scott Davis ’89* William J. Davis ’02 and Kathryn C. Davis Richard H. Dean and Jane Stowers Dean* Robert DeChellis ’14 Nancy Dehmlow ’89 Kathleen Deichen ’82 and Jim Deichen ’78*
Steven F. Bouck
Jordana Cohen ’15 and Richard Sandrok
Barry Patrick Bowen ’80
Elizabeth Cole
Gieriet Sullivan Bowen ’92 and Edward F. Bowen ’92*
Community Consolidated School District 65
Rhett Andrew Braunschweig ’15
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Allison Diane Don ’00*
William Brennan Connor ’15
Brian Robert Donnelly ’15
Robert A. Cooke ’73*
Justine Dube Donnelly ’00 and Matthew W. Donnelly*
John T. Breidenbach ’14 Michael Patrick Brennan ’90* Roslyn Brock ’99* Jeffrey H. Brodsky ’81* Peter Keith Brual ’90
GIVING TO KELLOGG THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Leslie Aldendifer Delany ’07 Elizabeth Morency Dengel ’15 The Denzler Charitable Trust*
Christopher William Cooley ’15 Kathleen M. Cooney ’81 and Robert J. Labombard ’80*
Thomas R. Donahue ’83*
Alan Joseph Donner ’14
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
William Michael Dorsch ’15
Fontana Foundation*
Oscar Mario Guagnelli ’15
Jesse Shen-Kuang Hsu ’90
Margaret Godfrey Douglas ’95
Robert Fore ’99*
Lindsay Margaret Guzowski ’12
Emily Dowden ’12
Peter David Gwynn-Sackson ’15 and Anne-Marie Gwynn-Sackson
Cheryl DeMong Hubbard ’95 and Tom Hubbard*
Benjamin Cushman Dowell ’15
Mary R. Foster ’89 and Torrey N. Foster ’89*
Catherine Cox Draper ’00 and Brad Draper*
Tod H. Francis ’83*
Edward A. Haft ’85*
Jeffrey Nevio Frankovic ’15
Bridget Bradley Haimberger ’11*
Megan Cassin Driscoll ’13
Christine Allison Fraser ’14 and Edward Ian Sclater ’14
Brian Harris ’96 and Grace Leon-Harris*
Florence Andrea Frech Siman ’15
Julie Ann Harris ’95
Kaitlyn Dwyer ’15
Gregory Warren French ’85
Nicholas Alec Dzierzak ’15 and Erica Dzierzak
Thomas Craig Freyman ’83
R.W. Harris Charitable Lead Trust
Kendra Stearns Drozd ’00 and Robert Timothy Drozd ’01
Eaton Charitable Fund
Philip W. Friedman ’80 and Emily Friedman*
James M. Eiche ’80
Zachary David Frisbie ’15
Hugh Bradley Ekberg ’94*
Janet P. Froetscher ’83 and Robert C. Froetscher ’83*
John Eliot ’88* Shawn Daniel Ellis ’11 and Song Ellis* Zachary Russell Elmore ’15 Kyle Thompson Emmons ’12* Jennifer Stephanie Eng ’15 Alan Zachary Engel ’78 and Lisa Rosen Engel* Joseph H. and Reva Engel Foundation Equity Office Properties* Robert D. Erickson ’69 and Barbara Tillman Erickson Derek Ernst ’02 and Kristen Ernst Erica Crisologo Escolin ’15 ESI Service Corp. Miguel Estien ’11* Cesar Estrada ’99 and Sandra Navarro* Jim Ethier ’66* J. Scott Etzler ’98* Rebecca Etzler* David Walter Eyre ’63 Carol Crawford Falstrup ’89 and David Falstrup ’89*
Timothy Todd Furey ’90 and Catherine C. Furey Philip Furse ’00 and Donna Furse* Gary S. Gage ’82* Jaclyn Jordan Gallo ’05 and Christopher David Gallo ’05 A. John Gambs ’74 and Paula Gambs* Elisabeth Buese Gani ’89 and Marcel Gani*
Nadia Ivanova ’02
Radcliffe Hastings ’77 and Katherine Hastings*
Darrell B. Jackson ’00*
Graeme Leslie Jack ’98* The Edith B. & Lee V. Jacobs Fund No. 1
James H. Hayes ’81 and Marianne S. Hayes*
Sarah J. Jaffe ’93 and Richard Eisert*
David W. Hays ’80 and Colette Cooley Hays
Nandita Jakkidi ’15
Marcia J. Head ’86
Kurt L. Janavitz ’94 and Kari Vedder Janavitz*
HEB Peter H. Heckman ’68 and Sandra Lee Heckman*
Marene Jennings ’04* Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco*
Jami Anne Hegrenes ’15
Eugenio Garza de la Puente
Pamela Brecker Hendrickson ’84
Gatorade Co.
Michael W. Hennessey
Erik Raymond Gebhardt ’15
C. Wolcott Henry III ’83
Franklin Gelber ’78 and Sandy Gelber
The Henry Foundation Inc.
Genentech Inc.*
Joshua Baird Hershey ’13*
Thomas Feiman ’63* Jason Matthew Ferdinand ’15
Marchelle Morgan Goens ’88 and Donald V. Goens ’84
Gary William Ferrera ’96
Goldman, Sachs & Co.*
Nazareth A. Festekjian ’86*
Laura Bloom Gordon ’90 and Aaron Stevenson Gordon*
Tracy Finn ’83 and Judith Zitnik Finn*
Jessica Marie Isaacs ’11*
Rob Hendricks ’11*
Bernard Farrow Godley ’12 and Fara Godley*
Jonathan Scott Grabill ’06* Phillip Byron Grant ’15
Russell Craig Flom ’90 and Susan F. Bowman*
Paul Gregory ’04
Leo A. Flynn ’05 and Kimberly A. Flynn*
Andrew J. Grieve ’01 and Julie Grieve*
Steve Follett ’82 and Jeanne Follett*
Francis Peter Grillo ’89*
Ghia Griarte ’93
Paul Grunau ’90*
Lynn Irby ’82 and Marvin Irby ’84*
Josanna Weeks Haspel ’12 and Daniel Jonathan Haspel ’12
Macarena Garcia Simon ’15
Frank J. Fehrenbach ’01 and Tiffany Fehrenbach*
Laurene P. Inglese ’90 and Ralph J. Inglese ’89*
Larry J. Hart ’76*
Douglas A. Hendel ’80*
Scott Brian Gode ’90 and Kelly Gode
Jamee Christine Field ’04*
Njideka Francoise Harry ’12 and Telema Harry ’15
Ang Gao ’99
Farmers Insurance Group Inc.
Dwight Hutchins ’91
Brad V. Ihlenfeld ’80*
Yashwanth Hemaraj ’15 and Divya Narayan
MaryEllen Girgenti ’91 and Christopher E. Girgenti*
Tom Hurwich ’91 and Margie Hurwich* Melanie Nicklas Hynden ’80 and Douglas Scott Hynden*
Marie Matz Gannon ’90 and Thomas A. Gannon ’90*
Rhodee Josiah Gine ’11*
Gregory L. Hughes ’02
Kristen Schaeffer Johansen ’11* Alexander Harris Johnson ’15 and Lynette Behnke Jeffrey D. Johnson ’03* Paul C. Johnson ’89 and Katherine S. Johnson* Vance A. Johnson ’72 and Randee Bloom Johnson ’81 Calvin S. Johnston ’95 and Diana L. Johnston
Clive R. Herbert II ’85
Donald Scott Johnston ’94 and Junko Johnston*
Hewlett-Packard Co. Mary Lynne Hickey Foundation
Jonathan Jonas ’03
Arthur J. Hill*
Amanda Carole Jones ’15
Robert W. Hill ’90 Mark Reynolds Himmelsbach ’07 and Annie Himmelsbach Lindy Hirschsohn ’87 and Chris Coetzee ’90*
Rohan Kadakia ’15 Mehmet Kahya ’75 Thomas G. Kamp ’85* Duck Jin Kang ’15 Gregory J. Kapust ’99*
Andrew William Hlavin ’11 Darren Lap Fong Ho ’10
Katalina Enterprises LLC
Pauline Yen Ho ’72 and Alexander J. Ho
Kellogg Real Estate Alumni Club Brenda Kelly ’83*
Matthew Thomas J. Holcomb ’98 and Laura J. Holcomb*
David B. Kennedy ’88*
Laura D. Hollister ’00* Eduardo Holschneider ’80 Edward S. Holstein ’70 and Marne Holstein Stephen Michael Holtsclaw ’15
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
Emily Mercker Kennedy ’96 and John Kennedy ’90* Kathleen and David Kennedy Foundation* Anthony K. Kesman ’88* Erica Rutkin Keswin ’95 and Jeffrey Keswin
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Keswin Family Foundation
Maureen G. Linder ’91*
Eric S. Khan ’93 and Lauren Burack*
Deborah Calenoff Lipoff ’86 and Cory Lipoff
Milind Nandkumar Khandare ’15
Anna Hui Liu ’15
Uday S. Khedkar ’04
Margery Wild Livingston*
Wilmot H. Kidd III ’65 and Julie Johnson Kidd
Adrienne I. Logan ’03*
Eugene Kim ’15
J. Jeffry and Elizabeth S. Louis Foundation
Catherine James King ’88 and Edmund T. King ’88*
John Jeffry Louis ’89 and Elizabeth Souder Louis*
Steven C. King ’79*
Beatriz Luna ’11
Matthew Adam Klein ’15 and Sofiya Penek Klein
Ashley E. Luse ’15
William O. Kling ’74 and Ann Stuart Kling*
J. David Lynn ’84 and Virginia Melvin*
Sally Kolta ’15 Nicole Carlstrom Korczak ’04 and James Leo Korczak ’05* Betsy Berns Korn ’95 and Douglas Korn Namrata Dilipkumar Kothari ’15 Charag Krishnan ’14 and Anna Robles Wendy Weiss Kritt ’84* David John Kucera ’88 Jonathan James Kuether ’15 Jose John Kunnackal ’15 and Liza Georgie Susumu Kurata ’89 and Sumiko Kurata Aditya Sesha Kuruganti ’06 William Lamar Jr. ’76 Anne-Marie E. Lamarche ’79 and Mark A. Menke ’79* Lindsay B. Landsberg ’90 and Marc D. Landsberg ’89* Joseph C. Lane ’66 and Kerstin Lane* Gregg Alan Latterman ’96 Pierre Laurent ’96* Monica M. Lawyer ’93 and Peter C. Lawyer ’89* Anh Ba Nam Le ’15 James F. Leahy and Linda Rollins Leahy
Ellen Lyerly ’12
John Jason Lyons ’15 Kelley MacDougall ’96* Stephen C. Mack ’70 and Rosemary Mack* Louis C. Madge ’07* Inderdeep Malik ’93 Ryan Lee Mann ’15 Paul Manning ’03* Lisa Elaine Mar ’94 and Carl J. Wilkinson* John L. Marion Jr. ’88 and Winifred Marion James Henderson Marlow ’76* Ann Sulkowski Marsh ’85 and Robert E. Marsh ’86
Deborah Meredith Mendel ’11 and Micah Adam Litow ’11*
Thomas Everette Novick ’15 and Morgan McAllister
Christopher Mettler ’04 and Kate Mettler
Otto Charles Odendahl III ’88 and Kathy Odendahl*
Isaac Scott Metzger ’15
Emily Elizabeth O’Keefe ’15
Victoria King Meyer ’97 and Tod Meyer*
Orange County Community Foundation*
Microsoft Corp.*
Gregory S. Oslan ’95
Allan L. Miller ’97 and Donna Miller
Kevin M. Ozan ’98*
Mark Robert Miller ’94 and Kristin C. Miller*
John Palmer ’90 and Mary Palmer
Patricia Graham Milligan ’80 and T. Martin Milligan ’80 Jean-Pierre Millon ’76 and Monique B. Millon* Brent Robert Minner ’15 Mary A. Minner
Lucia Paiz ’95
Kristen Miller Pals ’15 Bhrugu Dinanath Pange ’10 Jang Ho Park ’90 Peter Parthenis ’11 and Vicki Parthenis Nirav Chandu Patel ’15
Thomas O. Minner ’80*
Joseph A. Patrick Foundation Inc.*
Mary Mirabelli ’87
Stuart K. Patrick ’64*
Malay Mishra ’15 Kimberly Vender Moffat ’06 and Stephen D. Moffat ’06* Douglas D. Moffitt ’85
Elizabeth Pattara ’10* Richard Scott Patterson ’89 and Alisa Lambert Patterson* Christine Paul ’15
Reema Moorjani ’15
Randall E. Paulson ’89*
Michael R. Moran ’98
Mike Pausic
Kimball L. Morris ’65* Andrew Robert Mosch ’15 and Courtney Mosch Debra Lynne Moss ’89
Timothy Payton ’05 and Sherri M. Payton Erika Calkins Pearsall ’90 and Edgar D. Jannotta Jr.
Christopher V. Martinez ’07 and Jennifer Martinez*
Carrie L. Mouritsen ’01
Christopher Scott Massey ’00
Namrata A. Mujumdar ’15
Julie Sneider Peller ’03 and Brian Peller ’02*
Christine Jane Mastandrea ’07*
Daniel V. Murray ’91*
Penny Pennington ’12
Bonnie Matlock*
Michael Brearton Murray ’90
William W. Mauritz ’59
Brian Myers ’04*
Perry Family Charitable Foundation
Christine G. Mayne ’78*
Bernard F. Myszkowski ’71 and Loretta O’Neil Myszkowski*
Anne M. McDonagh ’89 and David J. Fishbaum ’90*
Kristin G. Pech ’08*
Robert K. Muhs Jr. ’02*
Matthew M. Nagel ’96
Robert Thomas McDowell ’98 and Wendy Hamas McDowell
Zain Naqi ’89 and Gulseren Naqi*
John P. McEnaney ’83 and Elizabeth Sehn McEnaney*
Theodore Russell Nash ’15
Jun Narui ’14 Sanjiv Nathwani ’11*
Kathy Vanderbosch Perry ’78 and Christopher Perry* Melissa Goodman Peterman ’87 and Steven Peterman ’87* Daniel B. Peterson ’84 and Melanie A. Peterson* David Andrew Peterson ’15
Claudia Pridjian Nazarian ’84*
Suzanne Mitton Petru ’71 and W. James Petru ’73; ’75*
Levon Nazarian Foundation Inc.*
Phelan, Schroeder & Taylor LLC*
H. Donald Nelson ’59 and Carol J. Nelson
Louis J. Pickus ’92 and Sara H. Pickus*
Charles Stephen Newcom ’15 Hiep Tan Nguyen ’14
Jack Polsky ’93 and Rebecca Schanberg*
Vu Tien Nguyen ’15
Vorapon Ponvanit ’00
Medtronic Inc.*
Richard Edward Nichols ’98
Dhun B. Mehta ’86*
Robert E. Nissen ’75*
Kenneth J. Porrello ’82 and Sherry L. McFall*
Kevin C. Nolan ’78*
Dong Li ’08
Maria Meisenhelder ’76 and Guy W. Mandler*
Amy Rebecca Liever ’15
Matan A. Meital ’15
Thomas Mathieu Nouvian ’15
Jay C. LeCoque ’91* Kyung Mo Lee ’15 and Sung Hee Kang Seung Kyung Lee ’09 Diana Lynn Lefebvre ’12 LEK Consulting LLC* Davin Ethan Lencz ’15 Will Leven ’92 Robert S. Levin ’85
Francis J. McGann Jr. ’80 Marissa Shay McGann ’15 and Nicholas McGann ’15 Margaret S. McInerney ’80* Matthew K. McKee ’06 and Ashley McKee* Bridget McVerry ’01 and Juan Jose Orellana ’01
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Carrie Katherine Preston ’15
Rachel Ann Nordlinger ’15
Lebbonee Demia Price ’07 and Tad Kittredge ’06* John M. Prince ’91*
Gifts and pledges from Sept. 1, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2015
Constance Rodis Prose ’85 and Scott Prose
Sanjay B. Saxena ’99 and Tejal A. Desai*
Carl Protsch ’15 and Barbara King
Tory James Robert Schalkle ’15 and Kelsey Alice Schalkle
Quinn Family Charitable Foundation Inc.*
Robert A. Schneider ’98
Frank Quinn ’85*
Stuart R. Scholly ’07
John H. Quinn Jr. ’89*
Jay D. Schroeder ’74
William M. Quinn ’91 and Kimiko Iguchi Quinn
Robert E. Schroeder*
Jorge Quintanilla Nielsen ’14
Stephen L. Schwartz ’76 and Terry Schwartz*
Mariana Quiroga ’99* Khorshid Gizelle Rahmaninejad ’15 David Eugene Ramazetti ’00 and Tiffany Ramazetti Kate Sullivan Rapisarda ’15 Erika Debrah Reed ’09 Beth Clark Reepmeyer ’07 Darrin J. Reilly ’00 Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Christopher Robert Reynolds ’12* Bertha Rivera Fubini ’85 and David G. Fubini Eric Bernard Roberson ’00 Harrison Rogers ’15 Gonzalo Romero Rodriguez ’15 Michael Francis Romero ’11 and Colleen Romero* Amy Rose ’94* James M. Rose ’86
Scott Joseph Schuenke ’11*
L. Ann Scovil ’91* Rick Searer ’81 and Cathi E. Webrecht Searer Jaclyn Gail Senner ’15 Sesler Family Foundation* Virginia Wiese Sesler ’90* Nicholas A. Severino ’94* Aadhar Shah ’15 Timothy Michael Shannon ’15 and Susanna Johnson Jacob Louis Shapiro ’15 Arun Narayan Shastri ’95 and Kalpakam Shastri* Veeral Sheth ’14 Seung Ho Shin ’14 Sarah Cook Shumway ’87 and Garrett P. Shumway* Andrea Silva Beer ’15 Aman Singh ’15
The Stare Fund
Adam Waldo Grantor Charitable Lead Annuity Trust*
D. John Stavropoulos ’56 and Alexandra Gatzoyanni Stavropoulos*
Jordan Christina Walker ’13* William P. Wallace ’80*
Bonnie Evans Stearns and Neele E. Stearns Jr. Stearns Family Charitable Fund Avi Steinlauf ’98 and Shulamit Bendheim Steinlauf Maureen Mckenna Sullivan ’11*
Kelley Ryan Warner ’90 and Eric Warner ’90*
Susan R. and John W. Sullivan Foundation*
Susan McNamara Warshauer ’94 and Douglas Warshauer ’94*
Shari Lynn Summers ’15
Waterfield Foundation Inc.*
Elizabeth Friskey Swann ’83 and Thomas W. Swann ’83*
Richard D. Waterfield ’68*
Brian Swearingen ’76*
Reeve Byron Waud ’89*
Maria Moreyra Taber ’98 and Mark D. Taber ’98
Nicolas Alejandro Weinstein Diaz ’12
Taco Bell* Lorenzo V. Tan ’87 Pankaj Mohan Singh Tanwar ’15 Anthony J. Tedeschi ’03 and Dorothy Tedeschi*
Adam McRae White ’15 Kyle Denton White ’15
Jon A. Teppo ’99
Samuel Worthington Whiteman ’15
Olena Lototska Thompson ’06 and Patrick D. Thompson ’06*
Christopher George Whitfield ’15 and Jen Whitfield
Peter Thompson ’96 Andres Jose Torres ’15
Elizabeth Goodman Williams ’04
Ronen Sinha ’15
Tom Rosso ’96*
Sonia Tim-Chi Siu ’14
Barbara Peck Rothrock ’80 and Douglas M. Rothrock ’80*
Mitchell L. Slotnick ’64; ’68 and Valerie Knutson Slotnick
James Jordan Rowan ’15
Alexandria Hawkins Smith ’15
Alice M. Tybout ’75 and Brian Sternthal*
Katherine Ruckert ’15
Forrest Samuel Smith ’65 and Karen Cray Smith
Beth Daley Ullem ’99 and Scott B. Ullem*
J. Christopher Smith ’80 and Debra Smith*
University of Oregon Foundation
Quynh Giao Thi Tran ’15
Jesus Socorro ’07
Pankaj Prakash Sahni ’05
Sandra Leigh Sokoloski ’12*
Ruth Gill Veloria ’95 and Julius Veloria ’95
Charles G. Salmans
Suchada Sophonpanich ’87*
Vendome Capital LLC
Thomas Hart Sampson ’85
Sharon Verbic Spencer ’89 and John Patrick Dohm ’93
The Venner Family Foundation
Linda L. Sankey ’91 and Kevin B. Sankey ’90 Taleen Sarkissian ’15
William G. Spillane Jr. ’94 and Debra A. Spillane* David Stare ’64 and Lee Stare*
Chris Winiarz ’11 Jost Wirz ’67*
C. Gerron Vartan ’67 and Judith Jurgensen Vartan*
Herbert Young and Linda Young* Jocelyn Cortez Young ’07 and Alejandro Bachmann ’15* Karen Larkin Young ’91 and James Frederick Young ’90* Charley Buntrock Zeches ’97 and Robert J. Zeches II*
James R. Venner ’67 and Linda A. Venner* J. Dirk Vos ’70 and Donna C. Vos*
Adam Waldo ’96 and Elizabeth A. Waldo*
* Recognized for consecutive giving to Kellogg for the last three fiscal years Deceased
Nicholas O. Wright ’89*
Lina Yoo ’01 and Philip Salem
Carmita Patrice Vaughan ’04
Ryan William Vose ’15 and Jennie Vose
Lisa Wissner-Slivka and Benjamin W. Slivka Junnosuke Yagura ’15 and Saki Yagura
Benjamin Vannier ’10*
James Patrick Safka ’94
Jason D. Spero ’99 and Andrea McEvoy Spero*
Donald Webb Wilson ’12 and Mrs. Donald Webb Wilson*
Anthony Uttley ’03*
Mary Seger Sneed ’94 and William Michael Sneed ’86*
Diane Kitayama Sankey ’95 and Colin A. Sankey ’95*
Daniel Robert Roetzel Willoughby ’15
Stacey Turner ’01 and John F. Martin ’95*
G.A. Ryness III and Kathleen Colclasure Ryness
J.D. Sandfort ’92*
Emory Williams III ’80
Caroline Johanna Tripp ’15 and Eric Hess
Christopher E. Smythe ’86*
William H. Weiskopf II ’67* Paul C. Westhead ’96
Molly Putman Teets ’05 and Brian Barrett Teets ’06*
Sara Rutstein ’00*
Steven B. Weinstein ’78* Mary Agnes Welsh ’87
The Rosso Family Foundation
Mary Frances Smith*
Jack F. Waterstreet ’09* David Isaac Weinman ’15
Daniel William Rosenberg ’97
Roy A. Rumbough ’05 and Kimberly Rumbough*
Sona Wang ’86 and William S. Selonick ’86 Stephanie Anne Wang ’15
Jordan Christine Stewart ’15
Abhishek Singhal ’11 and Garima Agarwal*
Adnan H. Rukieh ’85 and M. Rebecca Folds*
Jiangtao Wang ’00 and Xiaoyi Ma*
Yi Zheng ’15 and Yue Yang Zhong-Lan Joan Zhu ’00 Carol Melone Zuckert ’90* Timothy Zuckert ’90*
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