The Kilts Marketing Fellowship at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, established in 2006, is named after James M. Kilts, a distinguished alumnus instrumental in selling Gillette to Procter and Gamble for $57B.
Awarded annually, the Kilts Marketing Fellowship supports all three Booth MBA programs -Full-Time, Evening and Weekend.
Over 100 recipients, since 2006, have received the honor. They are in influential position in consumer tech, and FMCG brands. Many have started their venture.
Amount: Financial assistance, granting access to a curated alumni mentor network, and exclusive faculty engagements
Number of Awards: 12-14. The number of Kilts Marketing Fellowships varies every year
Criteria/Eligibility: Applicants must meet the following qualifying requirements to be considered for the Kilts Marketing Fellowship:
- Booth MBA (Full-time, Weekend or Evening MBA)
- Exhibit a clear interest in marketing careers, such as tech product management, product marketing management, or brand management.
- Demonstrate excellence in academics, leadership, or prior contributions to marketing.
- Showcase potential for significant impact in marketing through innovation, leadership, or entrepreneurship.
Essays: While specific essays are not required, applicants are encouraged to convey their passion for marketing.
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Reference Link: The Kilts Marketing Fellowship
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