Goodman students bring business ideas to life
Goodman School of Business students showcased their entrepreneurial skills and gained insights from accomplished grads during recent experiential learning events.
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Articles by author: Erika Barbosa
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Business leader shares a sip of success
President and CEO of Jamieson Wellness Mike Pilato (BAcc '98) returned to campus recently to share career insights with Goodman ... Full story -
GALLERY: Local kids get a taste of entrepreneurial success
Teams of local Grade 4 students from Pine Grove, Stevensville and Garrison Road Public Schools put their business skills to the ... Full story -
Guest lecturer to explain offshoring as learning opportunity for industry peers
Offshoring — the practice of sourcing from overseas suppliers or locating operations abroad — is increasingly prevalent and important to help companies ... Full story -
Effects of service industry leadership at centre of guest lecture
The influence of transformational leadership on team performance in the service industry will be explored at an upcoming talk. On ... Full story -
Women business leaders to share stories of their rise Sunday
Women leaders in the business world will shine light on their paths to the top during a student-led event Sunday, ... Full story -
Talk to examine how tax-avoiding companies obscure information in public reports
Corporate tax avoidance and its repercussions will be top of mind at this week’s Goodman Luncheon Speaker Series event. ... Full story -
Talk to explore challenges of building diverse, inclusive businesses
Cultivating diverse workplaces is a focus for many businesses, yet Goodman School of Business scholar Dave Bouckenooghe argues much still ... Full story -
Goodman scholar to discuss emojis in business apologies
Although emojis are often seen as amusing icons to include in text messages, they can also be a useful tool ... Full story -
Goodman talk to examine workplace procrastination
When employees witness or experience social exclusion at work, they may procrastinate. Prior research suggests this can lead to job ... Full story
