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Two researchers from CEARC have received a SSHRC Grant to study how to measure SDG performance in the co-operative sector in partnership with Co-operatives Mutuals Canada (CMC).
A major research project from Saint Mary’s University suggests Atlantic Canadian startup businesses need to look further afield for innovation, information and funding.
Saint Mary’s has become the first post-secondary with a dedicated space in Volta, an innovation hub supporting technology start-ups. The school says the new office space will allow faculty and students to access to new opportunities for innovation.
Sobey Graduate Career Services and Saint Mary's Career Services have announced a new strategic partnership that sees Placemaking 4G become Sobey School's official Recruiter in Residence.
Sobey School of Business' Impact Fund team will go head-to-head with 55 other winning teams from universities across the region for a chance to go through to the Global Final taking place the next day.
In March, eight finance students from the Sobey School of Business flew to New York to attend a three day investment conference and deepen their understanding of the world of finance.
Cathy Driscoll, Elizabeth McIsaac and Elden Wiebe have published an article on spirituality in the small business workplace in the Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion in January, 2019.
The Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary’s University has reaffirmed its commitment to continuous quality improvement and successfully extended its AACSB accreditation.
Saint Mary's University students recognized Dr. Ellen Farrell with an award for Overall Excellence in the Field of Education at the 2019 Charter Day Awards. Congratulations to Dr. Farrell and our other winners!
Held on Friday, March 15, 2019, Sobey School's Women in Capital Markets featured speakers and networking designed to explore and discuss how the fields of finance and capital markets can become more welcoming to women and minorities.
Acadia and Rotman (University of Toronto) students emerged as the victorious venture capital teams on Friday, March 8, 2019 in the Undergraduate and Graduate VCIC competitions respectively.
With yesterday's release of a report examining the impact of the school’s co-operative management education and research activities, Sobey School of Business has further extended its growing reputation as an expert in the measurement of impact.
The Sobey School of Business has released a new report that demonstrates the global reach and impact of the school’s co-operative management education and research activities; that is, activities that affect co-operative enterprises, credit unions an
The International Education Business Partnership Network has named Access-Ability the top program in North American in developing Youth Employability Skills.
The Sobey School of Business was proud to sponsor student Hajar Abdessamie to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit 2018 in Papua, New Guinea. During the summit, among other opportunities, Ms. Abdessamie met with PM Justin Trudeau.
In mid-November, researchers from the Sobey School of Business travelled to Zhuhai, China for a robust research exchange symposium, reflecting the expanding partnership between the organizations.
Three innovative retailers from across Canada will accept awards in Halifax in early November. Presented by the David Sobey Centre for Innovation in Retailing and Services the Retail Innovation Awards recognize outstanding retail leadership.
Please join us for this informative talk on the practice that is changing management. Whether you are an emerging or established leader, this presentation will help you make more effective decisions.
A Sobey School PRME Event, featuring a keynote address by Ian Robertson: "What's driving the global momentum? Responsible investing for investment professionals and academics." Loyola 290.
A panel discussion: "Four Reflections on Transportation Infrastructure, Global Value Chains and Urban Governance", looking at Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Halifax. Loyola 290