For more than a century, Northwestern University has been a leader in education and research. Its business school, Kellogg School of Management, is located on the Evanston campus, on the shores of Lake Michigan, very close to Chicago. More than 50 years ago, Kellogg revolutionized graduate management education by introducing executive education into its programming, a format that is being emulated today by the majority of the world’s business schools.                 

Kellogg has characterized itself by consistently being in the top rankings published by various institutions.  Kellogg’s most prominent scholars and professors include such influential leaders as Philip Kotler- all time Marketing Guru, Roger Myerson- winner of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Economics and Arthur Andersen- founder of the auditing firm bearing his name, among many others.