McGill BCom students take 3rd place at the CUIBE-Northeastern University International Case Competition 2011
Tue, 2011-11-08 05:45 McGill BCom students Anna Chif, Abigail Liederman, Alyson Murphy and Ruxandra Niculescu put their case analysis and presentation skills to the test once again at the 2nd annual CUIBE-Northeastern University International Case Competition which took place from November 3 to 6, 2011.
Desautels BCom student wins award for promoting education as a factor of social change
Mon, 2011-10-31 06:30 Unfortunately, all boys and girls throughout the world are not given equal opportunities when it comes to education. This is something Maria, Amena and Zareen Ali, three sisters, became fully aware of following a visit to India. On their return to Canada, they immediately set about making their contribution to changing the situation by establishing an organization called the Abhilasha Project.
Competing in an international setting
Thu, 2011-10-20 05:45 Four McGill undergraduate Management students had forty hours to answer these questions, as they represented the only Canadian school at the Asian Business Case Competition (ABCC) in Singapore earlier this month.
McGill BCom students take 3rd place at the CUIBE-Northeastern University International Case Competition 2011
Tue, 2011-11-08 05:45 McGill BCom students Anna Chif, Abigail Liederman, Alyson Murphy and Ruxandra Niculescu put their case analysis and presentation skills to the test once again at the 2nd annual CUIBE-Northeastern University International Case Competition which took place from November 3 to 6, 2011.
Desautels BCom student wins award for promoting education as a factor of social change
Mon, 2011-10-31 06:30 Unfortunately, all boys and girls throughout the world are not given equa
l opportunities when it comes to education. This is something Maria, Amena and Zareen Ali, three sisters, became fully aware of following a visit to India. On their return to Canada, they immediately set about making their contribution to changing the situation by establishing an organization called the Abhilasha Project.
Competing in an international setting
Thu, 2011-10-20 05:45 Four McGill undergraduate Management students had forty hours to answer these questions, as they represented the only Canadian school at the Asian Business Case Competition (ABCC) in Singapore earlier this month.