Est. March 2020
At the Kellogg Artificial Intelligence Club, aka Kellogg AI Club, our mission is to inspire, equip, and connect tomorrow's AI- and AI business leaders with the knowledge & skills they need to create meaningful impact in the organizations of tomorrow with the power of AI
Provide members with a strong foundation in AI concepts, trends, and applications
Self-Guided Learnings
Low/No Code Workshops
KAI Newsletter
Equip club members with practical AI skills that can be applied in real-world business scenarios
Speaker Series
Hackathon
Recent MBA Panel
Foster connections with AI industry and companies to ensure employment opportunities
Career Mentorship
Networking Nights
Fireside Chats w/ AI faculty
Nov 13 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Connect with Kellogg Alumni currently in the AI space, and members of the KAI club at this Panel and Mixer event.
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Dec 2 | 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Join Kellogg E&W classmates for an intimate dinner with Matt Seitz! Matt Seitz leads the AI Hub for Business at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where he works with organizations to translate AI into practical business outcomes. He has three decades of experience applying technology to business, from IT to analytics to AI. He advises Fortune 500 companies including Google, Walmart, Medtronic, and Kimberly-Clark, and teaches AI strategy to senior executives and MBA students. He is the founder of Ground Truth: AI for Business, an annual summit that brings together industry leaders, academics, and practitioners to address the challenges of enterprise AI adoption. He authors AI InSeitz, a newsletter on AI in business with over 3,500 subscribers. His perspectives have been featured in the Wall Street Journal and the AP, and he regularly delivers keynote presentations on AI and business strategy. Prior to Wisconsin, Matt spent 14 years at Google, where he served as Director of Performance for the company’s $16 billion U.S. retail search business. He led analytics teams of 35, pioneered Google's retail insights program, drove the company's omnichannel strategy, and built frameworks for CFOs to drive precision in digital valuation. Before Google, Matt spent 16 years leading enterprise IT deployments at McDonald's, Abbott Laboratories, and mid-sized manufacturing companies. Matt holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and serves as an executive advisor for the Keystone consulting group. An avid endurance athlete, Matt has completed five Ironmans and sixteen marathons. He lives in Skokie, Illinois with his wife and three children.
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