Brock business prof named among top global researchers making an impact
Brock University Professor Samir Trabelsi is one of 22 business school faculty members from around the world named to AACSB International’... Full story
Articles by author: Kaitlyn Little
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Brock’s Goodman School of Business becomes UN PRME signatory
Brock University’s Goodman School of Business is now a signatory member to the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). ... Full story -
Public Brock event to look at AI’s impact on music industry
The music industry is no stranger to technological disruption — and artificial intelligence (AI) is behind the latest shock wave. An ... Full story -
Goodman School of Business opens new Student Success Centre
Much like the ringing of the bell signifies the start of a fresh day of financial trading, student ambassador Michelle ... Full story -
Goodman Student Success Centre set to officially open its doors
The Brock community is invited to the grand opening of the new Goodman Student Success Centre on Wednesday, Feb. 28. This ... Full story -
Global international development leaders to headline Brock talk
Top leaders from the World Bank and United Nations will headline a panel at Brock University Friday focused on the ... Full story -
Goodman students win national title at ACE Canada competition
Students representing Brock’s Goodman School of Business brought home a national title and 25 awards from Canada’s largest undergraduate ... Full story -
MBA Games shine spotlight on Brock’s Goodman School of Business
Students from some of Canada’s top business schools put their skills and spirit to the test last weekend when ... Full story -
Canada’s top MBA students to compete in Niagara this weekend
Canada’s future business leaders will descend on Niagara this weekend to compete for a chance to win the prestigious ... Full story -
Goodman accounting symposium to focus on the circular economy
Creating a circular economy will be the focus of discussion at a Brock University symposium on Friday, Nov. 3. The circular ... Full story
