Welcome
The Kellogg Private Equity Club is one of Kellogg's most active professional clubs, providing resources and support to a community of students looking to pursue a career in the field.
Whether entering Kellogg with a background in private equity or looking to transition into the industry, we are committed to helping students achieve their career goals through programming that accelerates the job search process, facilitates engagement with the professional community, and strengthens industry knowledge and skills.
As private equity evolves and firms increasingly drive value through growth and operational improvement of portfolio companies, we pride ourselves on providing students with unique learning and experiential opportunities catered to both the investing and operating aspects of private equity.
Our Team
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Aaina Duggal
Director Career Development Email -
Andrew Irvine
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Joao Ama
Director External & Alumni Email -
Nathan Allen
Director Career Development Email -
Katherine Cane
Director Communications Email -
John Syme
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Maxwell Bastian
Co-President Email -
Lee Folk
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Liam Bryson
VP External & Alumni Email -
Greta Wall
VP External & Alumni Email -
Kay DeGraw
VP PE Operations Email -
Rachel Vadhan
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James Griffin
VP Career Development Email -
Daniel Milner
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Hirak Buch
VP Communications Email -
Andrew McClain
VP Social Engagement Email -
Megan Morris
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Jackson Gilliam
VP Special Projects Email
Upcoming Events
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Feb14
PE Club Lunch & Learn: Competitive Processes in Private Equity Transactions with Paul Anderson, Partner at Kirkland & Ellis
Join the Private Equity Club for a Lunch & Learn focused on Competitive Processes in Private Equity Transactions! Lunch will be provided, thanks to the generous contribution from Kirkland & Ellis. Presentation Summary: Paul Anderson (Northwestern JD-MBA, class of 2010) will lead a presentation on Competitive Processes in Private Equity Transactions. The discussion will include an overview of the transaction process, bid calibration and tactics, purchase price adjustments, and allocation of financing risk.
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