Next Women in Leadership event confronts the imposter phenomenon
“Do I really belong here? Did I get here by some fluke? Should I be doing this work?”
According to ... Full story
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Webinar to discuss cloud computing service agreements
Cloud computing offers significant benefits for companies, but how do service providers successfully price their products? This week’s Goodman ... Full story -
Brock announces month of online offerings for prospective students
Although campus visits remain on hold, prospective students have the chance to immerse themselves in the Brock University experience next ... Full story -
Webinar to look at impact of attachment anxiety on workplace behaviour
For employers, understanding what drives counterproductive workplace behaviour is important to proactively preventing it. Research on how an employee’s ... Full story -
New professional development program introduces newcomers to Canadian business
A new Brock program aims to help internationally trained professionals secure a job in their field that matches their level ... Full story -
Webinar to explore retail in a post-pandemic economy
COVID-19 changed Canadians’ retail shopping patterns overnight, but Deepak Chopra, former CEO of Canada Post, challenges the conventional wisdom that ... Full story -
Goodman symposium will explore business in post-pandemic economy
Collectively reimagining what work, life, business and education will look like after COVID-19 will be the focus of discussion Friday, ... Full story -
Brock media clips for Friday, Feb. 12
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Red dresses hang in the trees ... Full story -
Applications open for Match of Minds student research program
Students who are interested in future employment in research and have a keen interest to develop their research skills can ... Full story -
Talk to look at optimal stock market participation and policy
When examining stock market participation, younger workers and lower-income households tend to participate at lower rates even when financial theory ... Full story
