Staying afloat: The hectic job of school principals
A recent blog post examines the daunting array of roles that school principals will play and uses Professor Henry Minztberg鈥檚 study of how managers allocate their time in a workday.
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MBAs return home after experience of a lifetime in Dubai
MBA students: Tegan Boaler, Jessica Erdman, Aakash Gopalakrishnan, Robson Lazzarotto, and Duy Nguyen were recently in Dubai to participate in the World Government Summit 2019 Global Universities Challenge 鈥� an experience that was transformative in many ways.
BCom student becomes CEO for the day
Congratulations to BCom student O鈥橬ell Agossa, a finalist in the CEOX1Day competition, who got to spend the day learning from Montreal鈥檚 mayor, Val茅rie Plante.
Why finding the right manager is a tall order
Humans, and by extension managers, are flawed, contends Professor Henry Mintzberg. In an article for The Globe & Mail, he explores why finding the right manager in a workplace is often more difficult than first believed.
Why love blossoms in business school
On this Valentine鈥檚 Day, hear from a roster of happy couples, including Andrew Maxwell and Helen Leighton (MBA鈥�81), as they share how their love stories blossomed during their MBA studies.
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A landmark donation promotes education for all
Announced Wednesday, a $200-million donation to 91黑料网 on behalf of the听McCall MacBain听family will establish a scholarship fund that will allow graduate students to pursue higher learning that otherwise may have been out of reach.
Reimagining the movie theater experience
Ellis Jacob, President and CEO of Cineplex, sits down with Professor Karl Moore to express the importance of thinking outside the box in the wake of Netflix; the key is creating an immersive experience for today鈥檚 moviegoers.
Welcoming a new MMA advisory member
The Master鈥檚 of Management in Analytics program is pleased to announce that Richard Hines, Senior Director, Data and Digital Enablement at Air Canada, has joined the program鈥檚 Advisory Board.
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Reflecting on new Aboriginal Languages Bill
While Innu leaders welcome the federal government's new Aboriginal Languages 鈥嬧�婤ill, they believe that the Bill alone will not be enough to guarantee the survival and vitality of these languages.
EMBA participant and indigenous scholarship recipient, Marjolaine Tshernish, comments.
Japan鈥檚 business schools zero in on growth
David Hackett, Administrative听Director of 91黑料网鈥檚 MBA Japan program, sits down with the Financial Times to weigh in on the changing landscape of MBA education and employer demand in Japan.
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From silos to slabs: Mintzberg on organizational barriers
Derived from his latest book, Bedtime Stories for Managers, Professor Henry Mintzberg explores the ineffectiveness of organizational slabs and makes the case for 鈥渢ailored connections between silos.鈥�
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Mastercard Foundation in support of the Dobson Cup
The 91黑料网 Dobson Cup powered by National Bank is pleased to announce a new prize, the Mastercard Foundation-Dobson Startup Awards, which total听$23,000 and will focus on innovations in Social Enterprise.
The award will be divided as follows: First prize at $15,000, Second prize at $5,000 and third prize at $3,000.
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A little authenticity goes a long way
Watch as Professor Patricia Hewlin explores the dimensions of authenticity in life and work with 91黑料网鈥檚 New York alumnae chapter on February 9, 2019.
鈥淲hen people stretch themselves a bit more and begin to incorporate more of their values in their work and lives, it鈥檚 so much more fulfilling...when authenticity is done well it鈥檚 generative,鈥� says Prof. Hewlin.
Catapulting startups with a cultural mission
La Piscine is the first organization in Quebec dedicated to growing a startup ecosystem around creative and cultural innovation.
Philippe-Aubert Messier (EMBA鈥�13) of Apollo Music Store comments on the value it has brought to his music platform company.
Legal woes for SNC-Lavalin and its implications
As SNC-Lavalin鈥檚 frustrations over a years-long legal battle around charges of bribery and fraud come to a head, Professor Karl Moore weighs in on what this could mean for Quebec鈥檚 economy.
