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New research from Schulich reveals that brief pauses in conversation can meaningfully improve how speakers are perceived. Published in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, the study — titled “The Power of Pausing in Collaborative Conversations” and co-authored by Schulich marketing professor Grant Packard — shows that short pauses, often under three seconds, invite listeners to respond with […]
Posted onTogether Mission 6.0 Strengthens India–Canada Innovation Bridge
Together Mission 6.0, co-organized by Schulich Startups, Startup India (Government of India), the Consulate General of India in Toronto, and Ekonnect Knowledge Foundation, marked one of the most ambitious cross-border entrepreneurship initiatives between India and Canada. This year’s program brought together Indian student founders, Schulich business students, and mentors from both countries, supported by global […]
Posted onAI, Trade-offs and the Future of Supply Chains: Insights from Schulich’s Işik Biçer
“Sorry, we’re out of stock due to supply chain issues.” How many times have you heard that common refrain while looking at empty shelves over the past 5 years? As a consumer, it’s a frustrating experience – but think about how much more frustrating it is for supply chain managers, retailers and manufacturers. Usually, this […]
Posted onSchulich Receives Transformational $10 Million Gift from the Krembil Foundation
Landmark donation to empower future leaders and advance healthcare innovation The Schulich School of Business has received one of the largest donations in its history — a transformational $10 million gift from the Krembil Foundation that will empower students, strengthen health management education, and advance Schulich’s leadership in shaping the future of healthcare. “This extraordinary gift will have […]
Posted onSchulich Giving Day 2025 — A Record-Breaking Celebration
Schulich Giving Day 2025 set a groundbreaking milestone for the School, raising $511,358 and surpassing the $400,000 goal by 128%. As part of Schulich’s 60th Anniversary celebrations, the Giving Day campaign focused on enhancing career readiness, supporting transformative global learning, and enriching the student experience. “This year’s Giving Day reflects the energy, passion, and commitment […]
Posted onA New Chapter for Schulich Startups: Introducing the Investor Advisory Council
A major milestone has been reached within Schulich’s innovation ecosystem with the launch of the Investor Advisory Council – a modernized and expanded successor to the Pitch Deck Advisory Council first formed in 2013. This renewed Council reflects the rapidly evolving needs of today’s founders and the increasing sophistication of the Schulich Startups community. “The Schulich […]
Posted onSchulich Research Highlights the Social Trade-Offs of Cleaner Energy
A new study sheds light on an unexpected consequence of environmental compliance in the U.S. power sector: while tougher pollution controls lead to meaningful emissions reductions, they can also make electricity more expensive for the very communities regulators aim to protect. The research, published in the Journal of Business Ethics, is titled “Environmental Violations in the Power […]
Posted onSchulich Leads Canada in Responsible Business Rankings
The Schulich School of Business has been ranked #1 in Canada and #3 globally among large MBA programs for Responsible Business, according to the latest results from Corporate Knights, the world’s largest sustainability-focused business magazine. The Corporate Knights MBA Ranking evaluates business schools based on: The proportion of core MBA courses that integrate sustainable development content. The percentage of recent graduates employed in social impact roles or working with socially responsible organizations. “Today’s […]
Posted onSchulich Welcomes Rick Waugh (MBA ’74) for Gimme a Crisis Book Launch
On November 4, 2025, the Schulich School of Business hosted a special evening celebrating the launch of Gimme a Crisis: In the Room with Global Banker Rick Waugh, written by veteran business journalist Howard Green. The event brought together students, alumni, and faculty for an insightful fireside chat with Rick Waugh (MBA ’74), former CEO of Scotiabank, in […]
Posted onStudy Finds Climate Risks Boost Charitable Giving – But Some Nonprofits Are Left Behind
As climate-related disasters become more frequent and severe, a new study co-authored by Schulich Professor Gregory Saxton finds that donors are responding with their wallets – but not all charities benefit equally. The research, titled “Climate Risk and Donations to Nonprofit Organizations,” was published in the Journal of Business Ethics and co-authored by Saxton, together with Tahmina Ahmed, Mohammad Maruf Hasan and Xing Huan. Analyzing […]
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