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Date: October 3, 2019
Subject: BMA Newsletter - October 3rd, 2019



October 3rd, 2019

  • Featured
    • A Presidential Word 
    • Fall Community Dinner
  • Career Events
    • Minority Networking Reception
    • 33rd Annual Black Management Association Conference
  • Engagement Opportunities
    • The Purpose Path: An Interview w/ Prof. Pearce
    • Field Day
    • Join BMA
Featured
A Presidential Word
BMA Community! Welcome back to Kellogg! We hope you had a great summer break. To the new students and members, welcome to the Kellogg BMA community. We definitely have things in store for the coming year so stay tuned to our newsletter, be sure to join our slack page at #ew_kelloggbma, and connect with each other as you cross paths in the halls of Weiboldt and the Global Hub.

-Michael
President of BMA E&W

Fall Community Dinner
Every quarter we make a point to break bread while building camaraderie over food and drinks. Join BMA E&W as we visit restaurants from different parts of the Black diaspora. This fall, we'll be heading to one of Chicago's finest Jamaican restaurants, Mr. Brown's Lounge (in the loop). Be sure to register while seats are still available! Looking forward to connecting with everyone. Register here. 



When: Saturday, October 12th, 7:00pm - 9:30pm
Where: Mr. Brown's Lounge (Loop)
81 E Wacker Place Chicago, IL 60601

Career Events
Minority Networking Reception
The Minority Networking Reception is BMA’s and HMA’s annual marquee Fall recruiting and networking event for Kellogg's underrepresented minorities. MNR is an exclusive event for you to get a jumpstart on networking with top companies before the Kellogg-wide company events take place. This is an amazing opportunity to meet company representatives in a more intimate setting, so you don’t want to miss out! This year, over 30 companies will gather to form connections and discuss internship and full-time opportunities. Please register for MNR on both Campus Groups and Google Sheets.

We are compiling a resume book to give to the companies for all students attending MNR, so please submit your resume via the google sheets link. If you would like your resume reviewed, please indicate so on the google form. If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to Raven Hartsfield, Toby Okonknwo or Traci O'Hara. We are looking forward to a great event and can’t wait to see you there! Please register for MNR on both Campus Groups and Google Sheets.

When: Thursday, October 10th, 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Where: Kellogg Global Hub, White Auditorium 

33rd Annual Black Management Association Conference
The 33rd Annual Kellogg Black Management Association Conference (BMAC), Series B: The Next Round of Growth, will highlight the scale of innovation and investment across leading industries and identify areas expected to propel businesses in the future. This year, we are pleased to welcome Kerrie Holley, IBM Fellow and Optum Technology Fellow, as our Keynote speaker. We invite you to learn more about the conference at kellogg-bmac.comEarly Bird tickets are now on sale for the 33rd Annual Black Management Association Conference! BMA Members using the code EARLYBMA will receive a $5 discount on tickets until Early Bird tickets sell out. Register here. 

When: Saturday, November 2nd, 8:00am - 5:00pm
Where: Kellogg Global Hub

Engagement Opportunities
THE PURPOSE PATH: Interview w/Prof.  Pearce


You’re invited to join us for a special event with Professor Nicholas Pearce, author of The Purpose Path: A Guide to Pursuing Your Authentic Life's Work (St. Martin's Press, April 2019). For this event, we will be interviewing Professor Pearce on topics related to his book and focusing on the journey of aligning our daily work with our life’s work and the path to having not only a career, but a meaningful calling. Every attendee will receive a complimentary copy of The Purpose Path (registration is required). Register here.

When: Wednesday, October 9th. 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Where: Wieboldt Hall, Room 147 

Field Day is Here!
This Saturday, Oct 5, we compete against Booth! Events for the day include Basketball, Soccer, Kickball, Volleyball, Bags (CornHole) & the emphamis staple Tug-O-War. Signups are individual, and you can team up with your friends day of (as long as you signed up for the same events).

Pricing:
  • $35 - To Compete - Lunch from Little Goat included
  • $45 - To Celebrate - Drinks & Dinner from Taco Lady Food Truck included
  • $75 - All Day - Compete & Celebrate - Lunch, Dinner & Drinks included
Proceeds from the days activities will benefit Chicago's longest standing boys and girls club, Off The Street Club
If you can't make the day's events, come to the celebration afterwards to kick off the new quarter! Register here.

When: Saturday, October 5th. 9:00am - 1:00pm
Where: Stanton Park
Happy Hour: Clark Street Ale House, following Field Day 

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JOIN BMA!
We are always looking for more folks to support our efforts and to support our community here at Kellogg. If you have any questions or are interested in joining our exec board, please don't hesitate to ask and of us. 

Michael Ladipo - President 
michael.ladipo@kellogg.northwestern.edu 
Sherrette Yeates - Vice President
sherrette.yeates@kellogg.northwestern.edu
Cameron Moseberry - VP of Marketing & Events
Cameron.moseberry@kellogg.northwestern.edu


Our Mission Statement:

Kellogg’s Evening & Weekend Black Management Association (BMA) group’s mission is to create a community that supports, develops, and advances Black leaders through their Kellogg journey and beyond. BMA delivers on these goals by leveraging academic and professional resources that provide opportunities for our members to grow via networking, social events, and engagement with senior leaders and alumni across varied fields of interest.

We foster a community that empowers students to celebrate their authentic selves and see the value in their identities.

We also push to redefine the status quo within these walls by driving the urgency of change to the greater student body, faculty, staff and Kellogg community. We will achieve this by being visible, adding value, and sharing our voice.

Change is sustained by action. BMA is that action.

 

 

Thank you,
BMA E&W Leadership