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You can thank your old sony walkman for ushering in the era of ‘portable entertainment’
Todd Green, December 2022
Canada must help legal cannabis sector compete with the illicit market, experts say
Michael Armstrong, December 2022
legal grass isn’t always greener for cannabis companies
Michael Armstrong, October 2022
“BASICALLY, a ‘how to’ guide for manipulating the average person”: person breaks down popular pricing strategies
Eric Dolanksy, August 2022
the payoffs of an undergraduate business education
Tek Thongpapanl, August 2022
looking to buy a new house in niagara? new data shows you need an annual income of $147,000 to afford it
Fayez Elyan, July 2022
Canadian former contestants on the science of ‘jeopardy!’ bets
Eric Dolanksy, April 2022
Canadian Marijuana Producers watch closely as democrats aim to rewrite u.s. cannabis laws
Michael Armstrong, March 2022
Three years after legalizing cannabis, ottawa’s tax structure is killing the buzz for small producers
Michael Armstrong, October 2021
Read this article in The Globe and Mail
How Business Schools Are Dealing With the rise in cryptocurrency
Don Cyr, July 2021
Read this article in Macleans
goodman school of business recognized for local, global contributions
Andrew Gaudes, March 2021
Read this article in the Thorold News
A Green Wave? Mexico’s Marijuana Market May be middling
Michael Armstrong, march 2021
Read this article in The New York Times
Professor Joachim Scholz SPEAKS ABOUT AR MARKETING ON the Future Insiders Podcast
JOACHIM SCHOLZ, JANUARY 2021
Pandemic Online shopping boom has generated bumper crop of vulnerable personal data, e-commerce experts warn
Anteneh Ayanso, JANUARY 2021
Read this article in CBC news
2020
Ontario’s Cannabis agency earns $18.6m, beating alberta’s but lagging quebec’s
Michael Armstrong, October 2022
BROCK’S AUGMENTED REALITY MARKETING COURSE RECOGNIZED INTERNATIONALLY
Joachim Scholz, OCTOBER 2020
NEW BROCK U PROGRAM OFFERS TRAINING ON TECH SIDE OF AUGMENTED REALITY
Joachim Scholz, JULY 2020
TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE: AR MARKETING COURSE AT BROCK UNIVERSITY IN CANADA
Joachim Scholz, july 2020
Corporations have a role in creating more equitable society, says brock president
Gervan Fearon, august 2020
NOT ALL ONLINE CRITICISM IS BAD FOR BUSINESS, SAYS BROCK PROF
Joachim Scholz, JULY 2020
BROCK RECEIVES $655K TO SUPPORT EARLY-STAGE SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
Kemi Anazodo, AUGUST 2020
MBA PROGRAMS IN CANADA 2021: ONTARIO
SEPTEMBER, 2020
YOURTV THE SOURCE: JOACHIM SCHOLZ
July, 2020
AUGMENTED REALITY IS HAVING A MOMENT. DON’T MISS OUT
Joachim Scholz, JULY 2020
CANNABIS NB CEO EXPECTS CROWN CORPORATION TO BE PROFITABLE THIS YEAR AS POTENTIAL SALE LOOMS
Michael Armstrong, JUNE 2020
LEGAL CANNABIS STORES HAD EARLY IMPACT ON HAMILTON’S BLACK MARKET
Michael Armstrong, JUNE 2020
SOCIAL NETWORKS PLAY A KEY ROLE WHEN ENTREPRENEURS CUT TIES TO THEIR COMPANIES
Tek Thongpapanl and Eugene Kaciack, JUNE 2020
PROFITS DE 26 MILLIONS À LA SQDC
Michael Armstrong, JUNE 2020
THE SOURCE – MAY 6: ABDUL RAHIMI, THE GOODMAN GROUP
MAY, 2020
REVISITING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE AND E-READINESS IN THE TIME OF PANDEMIC
MAY, 2020
COVID-19 NIAGARA UPDATE FOR APRIL 14: ANDREW GAUDES, DEAN OF BROCK’S GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
MAY, 2020
THE ADVANTAGES OF ALLIANCES
Andrew Gaudes, MAY 2020
BROCK U’S NEW, FREE, EXPERT-LED WEBINAR SERIES TACKLES BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ISSUES
MAY, 2020
THE PARADOX OF SOCIAL DISTANCING: WE’VE GROWN CLOSER TO CO-WORKERS DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
Andrew Gaudes, MAY 2020
CANNABIS LEGISLATION: GOOD, BUT ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
Michael Armstrong, MAY 2020
BROCK TO OFFER NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE ONLINE
MAY, 2020
COVID-19: LONDON-BASED WEEDMD PUTS 40 WORKERS ON LEAVE, SLASHES MANAGEMENT PAY
Michael Armstrong, APRIL 2020
LIVESTREAMING IS FINE, BUT MUSICIANS ARE STILL STRUGGLING: BROCK UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
Todd Green, APRIL 2020
VIRTUAL COFFEE BREAKS KEY FOR PEOPLE FORCED TO WORK FROM HOME: BROCK UNIVERSITY DEAN
Andrew Gaudes, APRIL 2020
GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS DEAN STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL INTERACTION FROM REMOTE WORKPLACE
Andrew Gaudes, MARCH 2020
+VG ARCHITECTS RENOVATES BROCK UNIVERSITY’S GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
MARCH, 2020
LESSONS FROM TAIWAN / FACE MASK & VENTILATOR SHORTAGE
Michael Armstrong, MARCH 2020
WE SHOULD FINANCIALLY SUPPORT ARTISTS WHO LIVESTREAM CONCERTS FOR FREE DURING PANDEMIC, BROCK PROFESSOR SAYS
Todd Green, APRIL 2020
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE IS IMPORTANT, PERHAPS NOW MORE THAN EVER
Andrew Gaudes, APRIL 2020
COVID-19 NIAGARA UPDATE FOR APRIL 9: TODD GREEN, BROCK GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Todd Green, APRIL 2020
WHY LEGAL POT WAS TAKING A HIT IN CANADA, WEEKS BEFORE COVID-19 SENT MARKETS PLUNGING
Michael Armstrong, APRIL 2020
LIVESTREAMING IS FINE, BUT MUSICIANS ARE STILL STRUGGLING: BROCK UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
Todd Green, APRIL 2020
BROCK PROFESSOR URGES MUSIC FANS TO CONTINUE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING ARTISTS
Todd Green, APRIL 2020
N.W.T.’S ONLINE CANNABIS STORE LOST $136K LAST YEAR
Michael Armstrong, MARCH 2020
INDIVA GROWING MARIJUANA, AND ITS LONDON WORKFORCE, EVEN AS OTHER POT PRODUCERS SHRINK
Michael Armstrong, FEBRUARY 2020
15 MONTHS AFTER LEGALIZATION, 2.8 MILLION ONTARIANS LIVE IN PLACES WHERE CANNABIS RETAIL IS ILLEGAL
Michael Armstrong, FEBRUARY 2020
CORONAVIRUS: HOW TWITTER COULD MORE EFFECTIVELY EASE ITS IMPACT
Tek Thongpapanl, MARCH 2020
DETERMINING MOBILE-COMMERCE USAGE IN THE SOUTH ASIAN MARKETS
FEBRUARY, 2020
AFFORDABLE LEGAL CANNABIS SHOULD BE PRIORITY AS ILLEGAL POT PRICES DROP, EXPERTS SAY
Michael Armstrong, JANUARY 2020
L’ÉCART DE PRIX DU CANNABIS AUGMENTE
Michael Armstrong, JANUARY 2020
ILLEGAL CANNABIS PRICES FALL AS LEGAL MARKET EXPANDS
Michael Armstrong, JANUARY 2020
2019
CANNABIS REPORT SHOWS LOW SALES IN O’LEARY AND ONLINE
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, DECEMBER 2019
NATIONAL CANNABIS SALES FLATLINE AS RETAIL FOOTPRINT FALLS BEHIND PRODUCERS’ OUTPUT
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, DECEMBER 2019
TO KEEP LEGAL CANNABIS SALES RISING, PRICES MUST DROP
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
WHY ONTARIO SMOKERS STILL FLOCK TO THE BLACK MARKET 1 YEAR INTO POT LEGALIZATION
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
WHY CANADA’S GOVERNMENTS NEED TO REVIEW THEIR CANNABIS STRATEGIES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
LEAF YEAR
OCTOBER, 2019
CANADA’S FIRST YEAR OF CANNABIS LEGALIZATION GOING OUT ON A HIGH
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
LEGAL CANNABIS CELEBRATES ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY IN CANADA: WHAT’S NEXT?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
‘VIBRANT’ BLACK MARKET PERSISTS AS LEGAL POT MARKS ITS FIRST FULL YEAR IN CANADA
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
WHY ONTARIO SMOKERS STILL FLOCK TO THE BLACK MARKET 1 YEAR INTO POT LEGALIZATION
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
HIGH ON SNACKS: ARE WE READY FOR POT TREATS ON THE EAST COAST?
OCTOBER, 2019
AFTER A YEAR OF LEGAL WEED, SOME QUESTIONS WE’VE ANSWERED AND SOME WE HAVEN’T
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
BLACK MARKET STILL DRAWING MANY CANNABIS CONSUMERS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
CANNABIS BANS ARE IGNORED — SO DITCH THE LAW AND SAVE MONEY
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
SASKATCHEWAN BOOSTS PAY FOR JURORS TO $110 DAILY FOR CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2019
A CAMPAIGN PROMISE KEPT: CANADA’S MODESTLY SUCCESSFUL CANNABIS LEGALIZATION
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
WHY B.C. CANNABIS SALES HAVE STRUGGLED TO PICK UP
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
WHY BETTER TRANSPARENCY AT THE OCS WILL HELP BEAT THE ILLEGAL MARKET
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
NEW BROCK UNIVERSITY COMPLEX COULD SUPPORT HUNDREDS OF BUSINESSES
SEPTEMBER, 2019
CANN TRUST HOLDING AND THE POT BLACK MARKET
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
U.S. VAPING CONCERNS LOOM AS CANADA LEGALIZES POT DEVICES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, SEPTEMBER 2019
WINDSOR, LONDON SCORE BIG IN ONTARIO POT LOTTERY 2.0
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, AUGUST 2019
MAPPED: ONTARIO’S CANNABIS STORE SHORTAGE ISN’T ENDING ANY TIME SOON
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, AUGUST 2019
LEGAL ONLINE WEED SALES BRISK IN SMALL-TOWN B.C., NOT BIG CITIES, PROVINCIAL FIGURES SHOW
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, AUGUST 2019
B.C. SELLS LESS LEGAL CANNABIS THAN ANY PROVINCE OTHER THAN P.E.I.
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, AUGUST 2019
CANNABIS SALES BLOSSOMED IN SPRING, BUT QUESTIONS REMAIN
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JULY 2019
HAMILTON’S LEGAL POT STORES FRUSTRATED WITH SUPPLY ISSUES IN THE FIRST MONTH OF BUSINESS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
NEW BRUNSWICKERS ARE AVOIDING BUYING POT WITH CREDIT CARDS, SALES FIGURES SHOW
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
EAST HAMILTON POT STORE SCALES BACK HOURS DUE TO SUPPLY SHORTAGE
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
ISRAEL’S IRON DOME: JUST HOW GOOD IS IT AT KILLING ROCKETS?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
LES SQDC OUVRIRONT SEPT JOURS SUR SEPT
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
NEW BRUNSWICK’S CANNABIS RETAILER REPORTS $11.7M LOSS IN FIRST YEAR
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
SEVEN ONTARIO CANNABIS OPERATORS TO HAVE $50,000 LETTERS OF CREDIT COMPLETELY WITHDRAWN
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2019
LESSONS FROM POT ABOUT LEGALIZING OTHER DRUGS IN CANADA
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
AMERICA’S EXPERIMENT IS PAVING THE WAY FOR THE WORLD
APRIL, 2019
BEYOND LOCAL: NEW GLOBAL TESTING STANDARDS WILL FORCE COUNTRIES TO REVISIT ACADEMIC RANKINGS
LOUIS VOLANTE, APRIL 2019
OTTAWA SHOULD STOP LEAVING CANADIANS IN THE DARK ON CANNABIS SUPPLY
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
POT SALES FELL IN MOST PROVINCES IN FEBRUARY; QUEBEC BUCKED TREND
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
POT SUPPLY NOT THE PROBLEM BEHIND CANNABIS INDUSTRY GROWING PAINS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
SHORTAGES MAKE CLOSING ILLEGAL POT SHOPS AN UPHILL BATTLE: AUTHORITIES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
INTERNAL CBSA REPORT BLAMES ILLEGAL POT IMPORTS ON SUPPLY SHORTAGES, ORGANIZED CRIME
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2019
BROCK UNI JOINS BUSINESS SCHOOLS PARTNERSHIP
APRIL, 2019
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS ON POT SUPPLIES ARE JUST SMOKE AND MIRRORS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MARCH 2019
JACKPOT! LONDON BIGGEST WINNER IN ONTARIO’S RETAIL-MARIJUANA LOTTERY
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MARCH 2019
POT SECTOR PLAYERS WELCOME EDIBLES TAX CHANGE, DISAPPOINTED MEDICAL TAX REMAINS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MARCH 2019
RECREATIONAL CANNABIS ISN’T THE CASH COW THE GOVERNMENT HOPED FOR
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MARCH 2019
CANNABIS IN THE NEWS
MARCH, 2019
WHAT EXPLAINS THE VARIANCE IN PROVINCIAL MARIJUANA MARKET SHARES?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MARCH 2019
MONSTER PITCH
MARCH, 2019
QUEBEC SHOULD MAKE LEGAL CANNABIS MORE AVAILABLE, NOT LESS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
WOMEN IN BUSINESS HOST MARCH 6 EVENT FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
FEBRUARY, 2019
BRICKS-AND-MORTAR STORES DRIVE LEGAL CANNABIS SALES, RESEARCHER SAYS
FEBRUARY, 2019
HOW CANNABIS LEGALIZATION CAUSED AN ILLEGAL WEED BOOM
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
BROCK BUSINESS PROF NAMED CEO OF 2021 CANADA GAMES
BARRY WRIGHT, FEBRUARY 2019
HOW CANADIANS ARE BUYING CANNABIS AND GETTING HIGH NOW THAT IT’S LEGAL
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
BROCK PROFESSOR TO LEAD 2021 CANADA SUMMER GAMES
BARRY WRIGHT, FEBRUARY 2019
HOW CANADIANS ARE BUYING CANNABIS AND GETTING HIGH NOW THAT IT’S LEGAL
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
CANNABIS ISN’T DENTING ALCOHOL SALES SO FAR, BUT DRINKABLE THC MIGHT CHANGE THAT
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
LANDLORD DELIVERS DECISIVE BLOW TO PERSISTENT POT SHOP
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
WHERE ARE THE WEAK LINKS IN THE CANNABIS SUPPLY CHAIN?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
WHY LEGAL CANNABIS GROWERS CAN’T COMPETE WITH THE BLACK MARKET — YET
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2019
GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OFFICIALLY OPENS ITS DOOR
FEBRUARY, 2019
BROCK OFFICIALLY OPENS NEW GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BUILDING
FEBRUARY, 2019
GRAND OPENING SET FOR NEW GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BUILDING
JANUARY, 2019
LET ONTARIO POT PRODUCERS OPEN RETAIL OPERATIONS TO EASE STORE SHORTAGE, SAYS BUSINESS PROF
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2019
WHERE’S THE WEED? CLUES TO CANADA’S CANNABIS SHORTAGES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2019
BROCK U BUSINESS STUDENTS TAKE HOME A HAUL OF MEDALS FROM PROVINCIAL COMPETITION
JANUARY, 2019
GOODMAN THE MAGAZINE | ISSUE 2
JANUARY, 2019
LET ONTARIO POT PRODUCERS OPEN RETAIL OPERATIONS TO EASE STORE SHORTAGE
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2019
SAVVY MEN AND SHOPAHOLIC WOMEN: HOW MEDIA DIVIDES US
TRISH RUEBOTTOM, JANUARY 2019
Read the work in progress blog post here: Savvy men and shopaholic women: how media divides us
CLUES TO CANNABIS SHORTAGES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2019
GOODMAN THE MAGAZINE | ISSUE 2
JANUARY, 2019
CLUES TO CANNABIS SHORTAGES
Michael Armstrong, JANUARY 2019
2018
GOODMAN INNOVATIVE BUILDING
DECEMBER, 2018
THE COST OF GAZA-ISRAEL ROCKET WAR
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2018
HOW ONTARIO ISN’T REALLY ‘OPEN FOR BUSINESS’
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2018
INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
NOVEMBER, 2018
WILL LEGALIZING MARIJUANA LIGHT UP CANADA’S ECONOMY?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2018
Listen to Podcast from Wharton University
ONTARIO OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2018
Read The Hamilton Spectator: Ontario is open for business, but not for everyone
ONTARIO TURNING THE RIGHT NEW LEAF
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, AUGUST 2018
Read The Hamilton Spectator: Ford’s new approach
CANNABIS RETAILING
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JULY 2018
Read The Conversation: Provinces Prepare to Push Pot
GOODMAN LEMONADE
JUNE, 2018
Watch the CHCH Coverage: Youngsters learn math at a lemonade stand
Read The Niagara Falls Review: Youngsters learn math at a lemonade stand
STANLEY CUP PREDICTOR
ERNEST BIKTIMIROV, JUNE 2018
Listen to CBC Radio: Mysterious link between Stanley Cup finals and Canada’s Stock Market
EBOLA OUTBREAK
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Stopping the Ebola outbreak before it goes viral
STOCK MARKET
ERNEST BIKTIMIROV, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Hoping for a bullish stock market? Cheer for the Washington Capitals
JURY DUTY
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Crime doesn’t pay, but jury duty should
Read Global News: Crime doesn’t pay, but jury duty should
BOMB SHELTERS MATTER
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Israeli rocket experience shows bomb shelters matter as much as interceptors
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Alternative endings to the first aircraft carrier battle
CIVIL DEFENCES OP-ED
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Rocket defense needs iron dome and concrete rooms
RETAILING CANNABIS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Conversation: Buying pot in Ontario in 2018 will be like buying booze in 1928
Read The Conversation: Buying pot in will be like a blast from the past
Michael Armstrong was interviewed on 1310 NEWS (Ottawa) as a follow up to his article on the legalization of marijuana in The Conversation.
RETAILING CANNABIS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAY 2018
Read The Spectator: Ontario Cannabis Retailing Modern Quality
Read the Niagara Falls Review: Ontario Cannabis Retailing Modern Quality
Read the Standard: Ontario Cannabis Retailing Modern Quality
Read the Welland Tribune: Ontario Cannabis Retailing Modern Quality
PROFESSOR LOOKS AT ISRAEL’S IRON DOME INTERCEPTOR
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2018
Read the article: As missiles fly, a look at Israel’s Iron Dome interceptor
Read the newspaper: As missiles fly, look at Israel’s Iron Dome interceptor
RESEARCHERS GEAR UP FOR CANNABIS LEGALIZATION
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2018
Listen to 610 CKTB: Researchers gear up for cannabis legalization
Listen to AM 900 CHML: Researchers gear up for cannabis legalization
Read the article: Researchers gear up for cannabis legalization
PAWTERNITY LEAVE
DEBORAH MCPHEE, APRIL 2018
Listen to NEWS 957: Sheldon Macleod Show interviews Goodman Professor about Pawternity Leave (no link available)
IRON DOME
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, APRIL 2018
Read the article: Iron Dome – Neither a ‘Bluff’ nor the ‘End of Rockets’
WOMEN IN BUSINESS
APRIL, 2018
Listen to iHeartRadio: Brock’s Goodman School of Business Hosting Panel on Women in Business (Shawna Chen) – no link available)
Listen to iHeartRadio: Brock’s Goodman School of Business Hosting Panel on Women in Business (Mishka Balsom – no link available)
BROCK STUDENTS SLEEPING OUTSIDE FOR 5 DAYS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF HOMELESSNESS
MARCH, 2018
Read the article: Brock students sleeping outside for 5 days to raise awareness of homelessness
Watch CHCH news coverage: Brock students sleeping outside for 5 days to raise awareness of homelessness
5 DAYS FOR THE HOMELESS
MARCH, 2018
Watch: 5 Days for the Homeless (Youtube)
Watch: 5 Days for the Homeless (YourTV)
BROCK STUDENTS REACHING OUT FOR HOMELESSNESS CAMPAIGN
MARCH, 2018
Read the article: Brock students reaching out for homelessness campaign
Listen to the interview: Brock students reaching out for homelessness campaign (no link)
CEO FOR A DAY PROGRAM PROVIDES LESSONS LEARNED FOR A LIFETIME
MARCH, 2018
Read the article: Oliva Poulin learns lessons from program CEOx1Day that will last a lifetime
BROCK STUDENTS TO EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS FOR 5 DAYS
MARCH, 2018
Read the article: Brock students to experience homelessness for 5 days
BROCK STUDENTS TO SLEEP OUTSIDE FOR 5 DAYS FOR HOMELESSNESS
MARCH, 2018
Listen to the Radio interview: BROCK STUDENTS TO SLEEP OUTSIDE FOR 5 DAYS FOR HOMELESSNESS
PET-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES
DEBORAH MCPHEE, MARCH 2018
Read the article: Demand for pet-friendly workplaces growing
BROCK UNIVERSITY OFFERS ABORIGINAL GOVERNANCE COUSE ON ISLAND
FEBRUARY, 2018
Read the article: Brock University offers Aboriginal governance course on Island (no link)
A NEW STUDY SAYS BUSINESS LOANS HELP STARTUPS GROW. PERSONAL LOANS DON’T
TATYANA SOKOLYK, FEBRUARY 2018
Read the article in Forbes Magazine: A New Study Says Business Loans Help Startups Grow. Personal Loans Don’t
Read the article in PR Newswire: A New Study Says Business Loans Help Startups Grow. Personal Loans Don’t
BROCK STUDENT SELECTED FOR NATIONAL CEO SHADOW PROGRAM
FEBRUARY, 2018
Read the article: Olivia Poulin selected for national CEOx1Day program
DRAGON’S DEN AUDITIONS TO BE HELD IN NIAGARA FALLS ON MARCH 24
FEBRUARY, 2018
Read the article: Dragons’ Den auditions held on March 24
CAN GOVERNMENT-APPROVED POT BEAT STREET WEED?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, FEBRUARY 2018
Read the article: Can government-approved pot beat street weed?
WAITING TIMES
KEN KLASSEN, FEBRUARY 2018
Listen to the radio: The good waiting times Episode 36
WHEN FLUFFY WANTS MOMMY: THE GROWING DEMAND FOR PET-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES
DEBORAH MCPHEE, FEBRUARY 2018
Read the article: When Fluffy wants Mommy: The growing demand for pet-friendly workplaces
Read the online publication: When Fluffy wants Mommy: The growing demand for pet-friendly workplaces
Listen to ABC Radio Perth: When Fluffy wants Mommy: The growing demand for pet-friendly workplaces (link unavailable)
Listen to CJAD 800 – Montreal: When Fluffy wants Mommy: The growing demand for pet-friendly workplaces (link unavailable)
Listen: When Fluffy wants Mommy: The growing demand for pet-friendly workplaces (link unavailable)
WHY CANADA’S POT STOCK BOOM JUST DOESN’T ADD UP
FEBRUARY 2018
Read the article: Why Canada’s pot stock boom just doesn’t add up (subscribers only)
DOCTOR’S SURGERY WAIT TIMES COULD BE REDUCED USING MATHEMATICS, PROFESSOR SAYS
KEN KLASSEN, JANUARY 2018
Listen to the radio conversation: Doctor’s surgery wait times could be reduced using mathematics, professor says
17 MEDALS FOR GOODMAN STUDENTS AT DECA
JANUARY, 2018
Read the article: 17 Medals for Goodman students at DECA
ONTARIO’S CANNABIS BUSINESS PLANS TAKE ROOT
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2018
Read the article: Ontario’s Cannabis business plans take root
AROUND HALF OF ALL DOCTORS APPOINTMENTS START LATE, STUDIES FIND
KEN KLASSEN, JANUARY 2018
Read the article: Around half of all doctors appointments start late, studies find
Read the article: Half of all doctor’s appointments start late, but how can the problem be fixed?
Read the article: Around half of all doctors’ appointments start late: Studies
BROCK STUDENTS ATTEND BUSINESS COMPETITION
JANUARY, 2018
Read the article: Brock students attend business competition
WHY CAN’T MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS EVER BE ON TIME?
KEN kLASSEN, JANUARY 2018
Listen to the audio: Why can’t medical appointments ever be on time?
WILL YOU HAVE TO WAIT FOR YOUR DOCTORS APPOINTMENT?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG AND KEN KLASSEN, JANUARY 2018
Read the article: Why you ALWAYS have to wait for your doctor’s appointment: Insiders reveal most clinics deliberately schedule everything too early
IS YOUR 10:30 MEDICAL APPOINTMENT REALLY FOR 11:15?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2018
Read the online article: Is your medical appointment really for 11:15?
Read the newspaper article: Is your medical appointment really for 11:15?
OUT IN THE COLD: SEARS STAFF, RETIREES LIVE AMID UNCERTAINTY
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JANUARY 2018
Read the article: Sears staff, retirees live amid uncertainty
BROCK STUDENTS IN MONSTER PITCH
ANDREW GAUDES, JANUARY 2018
Listen to the podcast: Newstalk 610 CKTB talks to Dean Andrew Gaudes about Monster Pitch opportunity for students
2017
OPINION: NOVA SCOTIA OPTS FOR POT CONTROL OVER TRADE
michael armstrong, DECEMBER 2017
Article: Nova Scotia opts for pot control over trade
AS POT BECOMES LEGAL, PARALLELS DRAWN TO THE WANING DAYS OF ALCOHOL PROHIBITION
michael armstrong, DECEMBER 2017
Read the article: As pot becomes legal: parallels drawn to the waning days
STUDENT GRADES: HOW CONFIDENCE CAN HINDER SUCCESS
michael armstrong, DECEMBER 2017
Read the article: Student Grades – How confidence can hinder success
Read the article: Student Grades – How confidence can hinder success
Read the article: Student Grades – How confidence can hinder success
BITCOIN
don cyr, DECEMBER 2017
Listen to the radio clip: (not available)
BROCK ALUMNUS DONATES NEW CO-OP INTERVIEW ROOM
NOVEMBER, 2017
Read the article: Brock Alumnus donates new co-op interview room
MONSTER PITCH
NOVEMBER, 2017
Read the article: Brock’s seventh annual Monster Pitch event
ALBERTA’S CANNABIS PLAN SUPPORTS BUSINESS PROSPECTS
Michael armstrong, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the online publication: Alberta’s cannabis plan supports business prospects, mostly
Read the online publication: Alberta’s cannabis plan supports business prospects, mostly
DELOITTE DONATES $250,000 FOR CLASSROOM
NOVEMBER, 2017
Read the article: Deloitte donates $250,000 for state-of-the-art classroom
FORMER “DRAGON” JOINS BROCK’S MONSTER PITCH PANEL
NOVEMBER, 2017
Read the article: David Chilton joins panel of judges for Brock’s Monster Pitch
QUEBEC’S PLAN FOR CANNABIS SALES HAS PROS AND CONS
Michael Armstrong, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the article: Opinion – Quebec’s plan for cannabis sales has pros and cons
GAP YEAR
NOVEMBER, 2017
Read the article: Eight ways to make the most of your gap year
BRANDING IS ESSENTIAL FOR CANNABIS COMPANIES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the article: Where’s the weed – Branding is essential
Read the article: Weed branding is a key issue with legalization
Read the article: Weed branding is a key issue with legalization
SEARS CANADA TARNISHES THE GOLD STANDARDS OF PENSIONS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the article: Gold standard has been tarnished by Sears Canada
ARMSTRONG: LET THE POT PRODUCERS BRAND AND MARKET THEIR LEGAL WEED
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the Ottawa Citizen: Branding must be part of legal marijuana industry
Read the Montreal Gazette: Branding must be part of legal marijuana industry
PENSIONS NOW TARNISHED; SOME UNIONS MIGHT CONSIDER PRIORITIZING OTHER BENEFITS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, NOVEMBER 2017
Read the article: Pensions – gold standard has become tarnished
OPINION: OTTAWA SHOULD UPDATE PENSION BANKRUPTCY LAWS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2017
Article: Ottawa should update pension bankruptcy laws
RANSOMEWARE LIKE BAD RABBIT IS BIG BUSINESS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG AND TEJU HERATH, OCTOBER 2017
Read the newspaper article: Ransomware like bad rabbit is big business
Read the online publication: Ransomware like bad rabbit is big business
COULD THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE HAVE WORKED?
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2017
Read the newspaper article: Could the charge of the light brigade have worked?
Read the online publication: Could the charge of the light brigade have worked?
TAILORING THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE BOOSTS ONLINE SALES
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG AND TEK THONGPAPANL, OCTOBER 2017
Read the newspaper article: Tailoring the customer experience boosts online sales
Read the online publication: Tailoring the customer experience boosts online sales
MISSILE INTERCEPTION FROM YEMEN TO THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, OCTOBER 2017
Read the newspaper article: Missile interception from Yemen
Read the online publication: Missile interception from Yemen
DIGITAL CURRENCY VERSUS CASH
ABDUL ASHRAF, AUGUST 2017
Listen to the radio: Using digital currency
TOUNGE TWISTER WINE NAMES
ANTONIA MANTONAKIS, JULY 2017
Read the article: Tongue twister names sell more wines says Brock research
OP-ED: FAIR PAY FOR JURORS
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, JULY 2017
Read the online article: Guest column: province should pay jurors fairly
Read the online article: Province should pay jurors fairly
Listen to the radio: How much should jurors be paid?
Read the newspaper article: Jurors deserve at least minimum wage
Read the newspaper article: Jurors deserve at least minimum wage
ONLINE SHOPPING AND GOOGLE
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG AND ANTENEH AYANSO, JULY 2017
Read the newspaper article: Online shopping retailers seek visibility in face of google control
Read the online article: Online shopping retailers seek visibility in face of google control
Read the online article: Online shopping retailers seek visibility in face of google control
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
JUNE, 2017
Read the online article: Goodman business students help alumnus launch new footgolf course
Read the online article: Footgolf digging its heels into Niagara
BRAND EVANGELISM
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, MAXIM VORNOV AND WESLEY HELMS, JUNE 2017
Read the article: How brands turn customers into devoted followers
Read the article: Turning customers into devoted followers
BUSINESS ETHICS AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG AND FAYEZ ELAYAN, JUNE 2017
Read the article: Business Ethics and Financial Performance
Read the newspaper article: Memo to Gordon Gekko: Ethics, not greed, boost profits
REAL ESTATE MARKET
JUNE, 2017
Read the article: Niagara home buyer feeding frenzy slowing down
GOODMAN LEMONADE
MAY, 2017
Read the article: Brock teaches business lemonade future to entrepreneurs
Listen to the radio: Goodman Lemonade
Read the article: Early exercise in entrepreneurship pays off
CONVO PLATE
MAY, 2017
Read the article: Dinner table chats for youth mental health
DECANAL ANNOUNCEMENT
ANDREW GAUDES, MAY 2017
Read the article: Andrew Gaudes heads east to take over as Goodmans Dean
Read the article: People on the move: Andrew Gaudes
BIG DATA IN HIGHER EDUCATION
ANTENEH AYANSO, APRIL 2017
Read the article: Big data: Transcending disciplines in higher education
GOODMAN DEAN ANNOUNCED
ANDREW GAUDES, APRIL 2017
Read the article: Andrew Gaudes heads east to take over as Goodman’s dean (The Globe and Mail)
MONSTER PITCH
APRIL, 2017
Read the article: Biz whizzes make monster pitch
Read the article: Biz whizzes make monster pitch
Read the article: Biz whizzes make monster pitch
Read the article: Student David Lisi wins monster pitch competition
BIG DATA
ANTENEH AYANSO, MARCH 2017
Read the article: Big data transcending disciplines in higher education
WHISKY
MAXIM VORONOV, MARCH 2017
Read the article: Canadian whisky heritage center fights axe
THE VALUE OF “SOMEWHERENESS” FOR EXPERIENCE GOODS
MAXIM VORONOV, MARCH 2017
Read the article: Canadian whisky heritage centre fights axe
5 DAYS FOR THE HOMELESS
MARCH, 2017
Read the article: Students to advocate for homeless communities
Read the article: Students sleep outside to raise awareness of youth homelessness in Niagara
Read the article: Students to advocate for homeless communities
Read the article: Cold night for Brock students
GOODMAN STUDENTS PLACE FIRST AT STARTUP WEEKEND YORK REGION
MARCH, 2017
Read the article: Brock business students explore entrepreneurship at startup retreat (Brock Press)
BIG DATA AND BIG RISKS
TEJU HERATH, MARCH 2017
Read the article: Big Data and Big Risks: Protecting Higher Education from Cyberattack (evoLLLution)
GOODMAN SPONSORS NIAGARA ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARDS
FEBRUARY, 2017
Read the article: Niagara honours its best in business (Welland Tribune)
NEYA SPONSORSHIP
FEBRUARY, 2017
Read the article: Niagara honours its best in business
STUDENTS SIGN GOODMAN BEAM
FEBRUARY, 2017
Read the article: Brock students sign beam (St. Catharines Standard) and watch the video: Expansion Progress (Cogeco Niagara)
RANSOMEWEAR
TEJU HERATH, FEBRUARY 2017
Read the article: Universities must take steps to protect ransomware attacks
FAMILY BUSINESS
DIRK DE CLERQ, FEBRUARY 2017
Read the article: Sears staff, retirees live amid uncertainty
FRAMEWORK INSTALLATION FOR GOODMAN EXPANSION
JANUARY, 2017
Read the article: Sky’s the limit for Brock business school (St. Catharines Standard)
CELEBRATING CHINESE NEW YEAR
JANUARY, 2017
Read the article: Chinese celebrate Year of the Rooster (St. Catharines Standard)
RETURN TO WORK
DEBORAH MCPHEE, JANUARY 2017
Read the article: Ease the post holiday blues
JDCC SCHOOL OF THE YEAR
JANUARY, 2017
Read the article: Brock wins business competition in Ottawa
Read the online publication: Goodman wins school of the year at IDCC
BANK GOVERNANCE
SAMIR TRABELSI, JANUARY 2017
Prof. Samir Trabelsi appears on a talk show in Tunisia about bank governance (no link available).
HOW TO EASE THE POST-HOLIDAY BLUES
JANUARY, 2017
Read the article: How to ease the post-holiday blues (Research Matters)