Kellogg (marketing reputation) vs. Columbia (NYC location) for CPG?

Hello hello

A bit of a narrow question, but would love to get the community's opinion.

Helping a friend with their application strategy. She's looking to head to B-School from a Wall Street background and wants to use B-School as a transition route to brand management in the beauty industry. Yes, yes, I know this is a surprisingly common dream amongst banker girls!

We're narrowing her school list down...and are tossing up between Kellogg and Columbia.

In the context of her goals:

Kellogg - seems like a good bet because of their traditional strength in marketing and strategy. We have heard that the CPG giants (your P&GS, Reckitt Benckiser, Pepsico etc.) recruit particularly heavily here? Is that true in anyone's experience?

Columbia - wondering how influential the NYC location is. A quick stalk on LinkedIn seems to suggest that a lot of cosmetics companies (who maybe do not have a huge intake each year and need to be selective about where to recruit) seem to take their MBA hires from NYU or Columbia due to the geographical proximity. E.g. HQs of Estee Lauder, L'Oreal, Avon, Revlon are all in Manhattan, and seem to have a lot of MBA associates from NYC based universities.

Interested in getting any opinions or even first hand experiences.

 

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