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RSS FeedSchulich Entrepreneur Makes Travelling Easy
While on his Schulich Exchange, Ben Futoriansky (BBA ’16) had a difficult time planning trips across Europe. His many friends abroad had similar issues coordinating their excursions. “I would always be asked the same questions. Did we book the right flight? Where are we staying? How long are we going to be there? What are […]
Posted onInaugural $25,000 RioCan Scholarship Recipient Celebrated
Members of the Brookfield Centre in Real Estate & Infrastructure at the Schulich School of Business, together with representatives from RioCan, including Stuart Baum (VP, Human Resources), Mallory Margel (Director, Human Resources & Employee Relations) and Emmett Costin ( Human Resources Administrator), gathered to celebrate the achievements of MREI student Natasha Kuperman. Natasha is the […]
Posted onSchulich hosts panel discussion at the Shape North America Summit
A panel discussion on the future of capitalism took place at the Toronto Region Board of Trade on July 15th, as part of the Shape North America Summit. Schulich was an official Innovation Partner of the summit that brought together World Economic Forum Global Shapers from around the world. The panel discussion built on thought […]
Posted onResearcher Examines How Bombardier Maintains its Leading Edge in China
Professor of Strategic Management/Policy and Newmont Endowed Chair in Business Strategy Justin Tan examines the Chinese rail transportation manufacturing industry with a focus on the high-speed train sector. Despite Canada not having the infrastructure operational, domestic rail manufacturer Bombardier has become a leader in the Chinese rail market, which is among the most sophisticated in […]
Posted on17th Century Perspective Earns Prestigious Book Award
The American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA) recently announced that Professor Moshe A. Milevsky’s book King William’s Tontine: Why the Retirement Annuity of the Future Should Resemble Its Past has been selected to receive the 2017 Kulp-Wright Book Award. The Kulp-Wright Award is presented annually by ARIA – the premier association of researchers in insurance – to the […]
Posted onUnderstanding Emerging Markets the EMBA Way
The Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA program provides students the unique opportunity to identify global business practices all around the world. Director of Project Portfolio Management at Manulife Financial and current EMBA student Jonathan Ng had the opportunity to learn about emerging markets at The Guanghua School of Management in Beijing China. “I was interested in gaining […]
Posted onSchulich Alumni Challenge Reaches $10 Million Fundraising Goal
The Schulich Alumni Challenge as part of the Leading Change Campaign was a complete success. From November 1st, 2016 and June 30th, 2017, the Challenge raised over $5 Million from an impressive 734 alumni who gave back to their alma mater. All donations from alumni had double the impact as they were matched by the […]
Posted onRBC – Schulich Enterprise Forum III hosted by Centre for Global Enterprise
On June 20 the third-annual RBC-Schulich Enterprise Forum was held at the Miles Nadal Management Centre in Toronto. Organized by the Centre for Global Enterprise, this year’s theme was finding new ways to connect Canadian entrepreneurs and SMEs with the expertise and capabilities they need to support their global ambitions. Attracting representatives of approximately 35 […]
Posted onHon Doc says Diversity is Strength at Schulich Convocation
Schulich has one of the most diverse student bodies of any business school in North America and in today’s global economy this provides a significant competitive advantage, according to Bharat Masrani (MBA ’79), President and CEO of TD Bank Group. “In Canada, we see diversity as a strength – not a weakness,” said Masrani to […]
Posted onTwo Schulich Professors Earn Citation of Excellence Awards
Professor of Strategy Dirk Matten and Professor of Operations Management and Information Systems Wade Cook were recently bestowed prestigious Citation of Excellence Awards for their 2014 papers in the Emerald Group Publishing journals. Professor Matten’s paper published in the California Management Review was a critique of the idea of “Creating Shared Value” popularized by Michael […]
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