CABS Roundtable 2015 to take place in Prince George, BC
CABS ROUNDTABLE 2015 BUSINESS STUDENT CONFERENCE COMES TO NORTHERN BC Over 230 undergraduate business student leaders come together in an annual conference highlighting leadership, team building, and best practices to ensure the success of each school’s individual business associations. PRINCE GEORGE (March 10, 2015) – The top business student leaders from 26 universities across the country gathered to share experiences and gain the tools they need to take their individual student associations to the next level. The eighth annual Canadian Association of Business Students (CABS) Roundtable conference, hosted by The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) in Prince George, took place from Wednesday, March 4 to Sunday, March 8. “Roundtable’s purpose is not only to develop the business leaders of tomorrow,” expressed John-Michael Minon, President & CEO of CABS. “This conference is for these students to develop their network and establish a relationship with like-minded people across Canada. It is…
JDC Central 2015 set for Downtown Toronto
JDC CENTRAL 2015 BUSINESS CASE COMPETITION COMES TO TORONTO The top 700 undergraduate business students compete for prestigious school title at renowned three-day event in intensive academic cases, debate, sport, social and charity. TORONTO (January 27, 2014) – The brightest undergraduate business students from 14 universities are going head to head in front of industry professionals during the sixth annual JDC Central competition running from Friday, January 30 to Sunday February 1 in Toronto. Proudly presented by premier sponsor Scotiabank, JDC Central is Central is among Canada’s largest business school competitions, bringing together over 700 delegates from Canadian business schools across Ontario, Québec and the Maritimes. Delegates represent their schools through a varied mix of academic, debate, sports, and charity competitions. Schools compete for the much-sought ‘School of the Year’ and ‘Academic Cup’ awards. Each year, universities seek to showcase their well-rounded students, and their particular strengths in academics. ”We…
JDCC 2015: Guelph at the Starting Line
JDC Central season has begun. Captains from universities across Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes are laying the foundations on which to build their teams. Each captain has their own strategy to building a winning team, and each captain is faced with different challenges to overcome. Triona Curran is one of JDCC Guelph’s Co-captains. This is her second year in the competition. She began her involvement with JDC Central in the 2014 season with Guelph University as an academic competitor. The 2014 season was a big year for Guelph University as they were the hosts of JDC Central 2014. Guelph’s rise from a new half team in 2012 to a full team in 2013 was topped with their successful bid to host in 2014. Triona joined the team as an academic competitor in their bid to shine on home soil. This year, Triona is looking to top Guelph’s list of achievements…