Team LoKo-motion The future is bright. We’ll get there together.

1. Team LoKo-motion The future is bright. We’ll get there together. Dan Goldman, Marisa Blankfeld, Kristen Fedak, Abhishek Gangwal,Amish Gupta, Alfredo Santos & Brad Wiedman CANDIDATES FOR KSA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (2006-2007) A diverse group of approachable, dedicated, and qualified leaders motivated to work for you. Who We Are To serve the student body by leveraging our experiences, ideas, and passion to ensure Kellogg reaches its full potential. Why We’re Running To deliver actionable results that will strengthen the Kellogg brand and improve the daily student experience. Our Pledge Why Vote For Us? Ideas. Strategies. Capabilities. Commitment. To learn more visit - www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/student/serial/ksa/election/LoKo-motion

2. Leadership Academics Career Powerful & achievable ideas to keep Kellogg bright Alumni Relations Social & Cultural Technology Facilities Branding Ensure administrative focus on leadership  Incorporate leadership across all disciplines  • Expand Experiential Leadership Programs • Offer leadership coaching to assess opportunities • Establish calendar and company guidelines • Attract international career opportunities • Continue developing intuitive CMC website • Streamline recruiting through coordination of CMC and professional club interaction • Initiate Kellogg-GSB academic partnership • Optimize group team dynamics • Enhance course bidding system • Limit underperforming professors from teaching core classes • Increase section social budgets • Diversify cultural/social events • Introduce exam study breaks • Collaborate with Chicago’s museums, arts, & conventions • Energize alumni base • Increase students/alumni link • Support international alumni • Coordinate alumni into admissions process • Advance facility improvements • Create an on-campus dry cleaner • Continue improving Kafé Kellogg • Deliver 2-ply toilet paper • Modernize Kellogg’s external website • Establish event subscription service • Telephone rooms/cell phone reception • Deploy Microsoft Exchange Server to improve student scheduling Brand Kellogg student leadership  Improve Kellogg’s global reputation  • Increase alumni’s PR exposure • Effectively promote Kellogg to prospectives To learn more visit - www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/student/serial/ksa/election/LoKo-motion

3. The Right Leaders for the Right Positions President Social & Cultural Global Affairs Academics Career Management Finance Technology ALFREDO SANTOS I’m from Veracruz, Mexico, but also lived in Bern, Switzerland and Houston, Texas. I’m a proud Moose and MMM, who shares a passion for both Operations and Corporate Finance. I also enjoy spending time with my wife who is an active JV. I’ve had the opportunity to travel to 5 continents, which has exposed me to many diverse cultures and introduced me to amazing people. If elected, these experiences position me to enhance global affairs at Kellogg. AMISH GUPTA A true southerner, this Cash Cow grew up in sunny Texas and went to Emory University in Atlanta. My leadership development experience at Procter & Gamble and involvement with the Business Leadership Club will position me to help drive student leadership initiatives inside and outside the Kellogg classroom if we are elected. Beyond the BLC, I am also involved in PEEK, NBI, Consulting Club, Real Estate Club, and KWEST Bolivia. KRISTEN FEDAK After Georgetown, I spent six years as a recruiter at UBS in both the US and UK. I managed global teams and relationships in the Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific. At Kellogg, I have been involved in NBI, Charity Auction Ball, and will serve as Co-Chair for Grad Week and the WBA Task Force. If elected, I will leverage my recruiting experience to ensure that Kellogg puts its best CMC foot forward and the student recruiting experience runs as smoothly as possible. DAN GOLDMAN Having grown up in both Boston and San Francisco, Evanston is my first taste of the Midwest. Prior to Kellogg I was a marketing consultant in NYC, which provided me excellent experience leading teams and developing creative solutions. At Kellogg I have been actively involved in all aspects of the KSA as the Poet Board Rep. I have also been very involved with NBI, Marketing Club, and case competitions. If elected, I promise to represent the student body’s best interest. BRAD WIEDMAN While Dallas didn’t exactly prepare me for the Chicago winters, consulting equipped me for Kellogg. I am an avid traveler who has lived and worked in the UK and Central America. At Kellogg, I enjoyed working with my section and the broader student body while serving as the Buckethead KSA Board Rep. I am excited by the role of the Finance position, and promise to work with Kellogg’s clubs to maximize student leadership opportunities. ABHISHEK GANGWAL I was born in India, and worked at Dell as a Software Analyst before school. At Kellogg I have served as the Bullfrog KSA Global Affairs Rep and Co-Chair of the Running Club. I’m also actively involved in organizing Leadership Seminars for the BLC and enjoy spending time with my wife. If elected, I will leverage my high-tech background to drive technology initiatives that will enable students to gain a significant advantage in their daily lives. MARISA BLANKFELD A Highlander and former Big Apple JPMorgan banker, I spend my free time cycling, discovering new music and watching Grey’s Anatomy. At Kellogg, I have been involved in NBI and the Marketing Conference. I also served as a Personal Development Director in the WBA, an event leader for the Marketing Club, and on the DAK Executive Committee. If elected, I will leverage my leadership experiences to enhance student life through new social and cultural activities. To learn more visit - www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/student/serial/ksa/election/LoKo-motion