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Burkard Eberlein, Professor of Public Policy and Sustainability, and Maxim Voronov, Professor of Organization Studies and Sustainability, recently published an article in The Conversation titled Businesses have the responsibility to invest in health and safety when governments fail to. “Protecting the health and safety of employees, customers and suppliers in the absence of government mandates is […]
Posted onWhat Developing Countries Can Teach us about Role Boundaries
New research suggests that our understanding of how people manage the multiple roles in their life is much more complex than we originally thought. The findings are contained in the paper, “Can I sell you avocadoes and talk to you about contraception? Well it depends which comes first: anchor roles and asymmetric boundaries”, which is slated for […]
Posted onInsights on How to Manage R&D Projects in Small Biotech Firms
New research shows that small biotech firms can increase the success of multidisciplinary research by relying on principal investigators with greater experience working on similar problems. The findings are contained in the paper, “Multi-Disciplinary Project Success in Small Firms: The Role of Multi-Project and Project Management Experience”, published in the journal Production and Operations Management. […]
Posted onSchulich Business Excellence Academy Graduates Receive Certificate
The Schulich Business Excellence Academy (SBEA) concluded its second annual program this week with an in-person closing ceremony dinner at the Schulich campus where student participants received their Certificates of Completion. The event was attended by over 50 SBEA participants, guest speakers, and partners from our main sponsor, Scotiabank. Schulich Dean Detlev Zwick and Schulich […]
Posted onFuture of Marketing Institute Launches New Bi-Weekly Newsletter
Schulich is pleased to announce that the Future of Marketing Institute (FMI) has launched a newsletter. The FMI newsletter is published bi-weekly and reports on the latest developments, research, and news on the future of marketing. Each newsletter includes links to the best articles, videos, podcasts, industry reports, and use cases on the future of marketing. Every newsletter also contains […]
Posted onSchulich’s Master of Finance Program Celebrates Thirteen Years of Success
Educating future finance professionals for rewarding careers in modern finance is our strength. Schulich’s Master of Finance Program offers students robust training and courses with a strong emphasis on real-world applications and contexts that cover critical topics on governance, ethics, and legal aspects of finance. In addition to the curriculum, students attend financial modelling, valuation, […]
Posted onSchulich Alum Michael Murray Appointed CEO of the Ontario Arts Council
Over the years, a number of Schulich graduates from the School’s highly touted MBA specialization in Arts, Media and Entertainment Management have gone on to assume leadership roles in arts organizations in Canada and around the world. The latest to do so is Michael Murray (MBA ’07), who earlier this month was appointed CEO of […]
Posted onProf’s New Book Shows How to Build Modern Tontine
Finance Professor Moshe Milevsky‘s book, How to Build a Modern Tontine is now available for purchase in hard copy as well as via Open Access. “One of the reasons I embarked on this project was because I saw a need for the investment fund industry in Canada to develop solutions for retirees that can complement […]
Posted onSchulich Launches 2nd Annual Business Excellence Academy
Schulich has kicked off its second annual Business Excellence Academy, a business education and mentorship program designed to help Ontario high school students from low income and underprivileged communities pursue business education careers. The Business Excellence Academy was created last year by four Schulich undergraduate students working together with Schulich faculty and staff. The program […]
Posted onWhat the Canadian Whisky Industry Can Teach Business About Authenticity
New research shows that a company’s authenticity narrative is bolstered by using knowledgeable people and tangible physical artifacts such as equipment, buildings and places. The findings are contained in the paper, “Distilling Authenticity: Materiality and Narratives in Canadian Distilleries’ Authenticity Work”, which is slated for publication in Academy of Management Journal. The paper is co-authored […]
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