Each of the KR classes makes a unique contribution to what will become the KR legacy. We are never able to predict just what this contribution is going to be, it is always a surprise.

The main The main KR Cares project, the "Bridge to Business" course at the Bialik-Rogozin School in south Tel Aviv was incubated by KR09, the Life Science Club was initiated by Dalia Megiddo from KR03, the Finance and Financial Markets Club was initiated by Ahiad Levy and Ran Simha from KR15, and the KR Entrepreneurship Club was initiated by Adina Enden from KR07. All these people and classes have helped us to increase the added value of the KR program and build the program brand. Now, it is KR15's turn..

KR15 completed their studies about two weeks ago. It was the first class of the program to enjoy the option of joining a global elective week at one of the partnering programs of the Kellogg Global Network, as part of their curriculum. Most of the class used this opportunity. 23 of KR15 chose the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for their elective week. 22 of them made the way to Miami and about 10 traveled to Germany. It worked amazingly well and I believe it made a huge impact on the quality of their experience in the program, as well as strengthen the Kellogg Global Network.

Before this year only a few students had chosen to spend an elective week at one of the partner schools abroad. We have to thank Itay Levy from KR12 for suggesting that we make this option part of the program's curriculum.

At the suggestion of KR15 and other alumni and students who have expressed their interest in maintaining an ongoing academic link with us, we have begun designing a program of continuing studies for KR alumni. We will work closely with them on this initiative and believe that it will become yet another source of added value for the KR community.

Orit Mendelson Shoham

Executive MBA Programs Director