Entrepreneurs and companies looking to sell to new Canadian and international markets can learn from the experts at the new Sell Beyond Borders program offered by Saint Mary’s University’s Sobey School of Business.
A new partnership between the David Sobey Centre for Innovation in Retailing and Services & the Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market aims to offer a glimpse into the future of retail innovation.
In June, Matthew Peters, B.Comm. student (Honours Economics), won the “Best Student Performance” at CEA 2017, standing out among students from U of T, McMaster, McGill, Queens and nine other schools.
The International Doctoral Consortium, now its 7th year, was held for the first time at Jyvaskyla University in Finland and attracted 39 students from 12 countries in Asia, Australasia, Europe, Latin America and North America.
Today in Iqaluit, 13 students graduate from a 10-month Advanced Management Diploma program offered by the Sobey School in partnership with NTI, a land claims organization. The program was custom-designed to incorporate Inuit values.
Three technology innovation projects each received $20,000 investment to help them launch after a recent pitch competition named for donors Mike and Catherine Durland of Melancthon Capital.
Five Saint Mary’s Executive MBA alumni whose careers have made a significant impact on the region, their industries, and in some cases, the world, were recognized at the EMBA 25th Anniversary Celebration, April 28.
On Friday, March 17, Enactus Saint Mary’s took first place in three of four categories at the Enactus Atlantic Regionals Exposition. They won for successful projects that addressed issues like underemployment, poverty and food security.
For the second year in a row, the Sobey School of Business is delighted to announce that not one but two of our students have been recognized with the prestigious and high-value Frank H. Sobey Award for Excellence in Business Studies.
Today the Sobey School of Business revealed its significant impact on the local economy, as it unveiled the results from the Business School Impact System (BSIS) report.
Karen Miner, Managing Director of the Sobey School of Business Cooperative Management Education programs, has had her expertise recognized by the UN and has been invited to help inform international cooperatives policy.
October 2 - 6 is Retail Week. The David Sobey Centre for Innovation in Retailing and Services presents a week of activities to promote the retail industry.
This program will guide current and future sales professionals in selling in a multi-cultural environment. Register by October 13 for sessions to run Nov. 8, 29-30 and February 28, 2018.