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From Tehran to Saskatoon: A Journey of Academic Excellence and Cultural Discovery with Fatemeh Kordi
Overcoming challenges and thriving in finance research at the Edwards School of Business
CEO and President of First Nations Bank of Canada, Bill Lomax, headlines the 2024 Dean's Speaker Series
The 2024 Dean's Speaker Series features Bill Lomax, CEO and President of First Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC). In his talk, "Indigenous Financial Nation Building and the Future of Indigenous Business, "Lomax discusses the evolving financial landscape for Indigenous people and communities in Canada. He highlights FNBC's role in promoting financial empowerment and increasing access to financial opportunities.
A journey of education, allyship, and empowerment with Kayla Benoit
Navigating Indigenous identity, financial hurdles, and academic success in the Master of Science in Management (Marketing) program
USask's Edwards School of Business launches New Master of Science in Management
Edwards School of Business is excited to announce the launch of the new Master of Science in Management program. Graduates of this two-year, thesis-based, graduate level program will be equipped to pursue a PhD or gain a competitive advantage in industry-based jobs that have a significant research component (business analysis, market research, financial analysis, consulting, etc.).
Igniting young minds at the third Edwards entrepreneurship summer youth camp
The Edwards School of Business hosted its third Entrepreneurship Summer Youth Camp, inspiring young entrepreneurs with lessons in business principles and hands-on experience as campers developed and then showcased their micro-businesses on the last day of camp.
10 Edwards Students receive over $20,000 in 2024 Co-operative Education Program Scholarships
The Edwards School of Business congratulates the 2024 Edwards Co-operative Education Program Award Recipients for their hard work and dedication during their co-op work placements.
Balance Sheets to Portfolios: Leveraging Accounting Expertise for Wealth Management Success with Chris Kostyk
Chris Kostyk is a Portfolio Manager at MKTS Wealth Partners - iA Private Wealth, where he integrates his comprehensive expertise in public and private accounting with wealth management.
Brewing Success: Becoming the Local Favorite in a Crowded Market with Parkerview Brews Kombucha CEO Amy Kaban
Amy Kaban, CEO and Co-Founder of Parkerview discusses her journey from brewing kombucha as a hobby to building a successful business in the competitive food and beverage industry.
Path to Governor General's Gold Medal: How Megan Evans Balanced Discipline and Fun
Megan Evans (B.Comm. 2022, MPAcc 2023) received the Governor General's Gold Medal and represented Saskatchewan as the top CFE candidate in Canada
Diverse Assets, Dynamic Growth: Innovative Investments and Strategic Leadership with Zach Sim
In this episode of The After (Business) School Special, Zach discusses key aspects of his career and MFG's distinctive investment strategies, focusing on asset classes like student housing, car washes, and self-storage, which offer clients stability and growth opportunities.
Leading Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan: Expanding Community Support Through a $26.5M Capital Campaign with Tammy Forrester (B.Comm. 1998)
Tammy Forrester, CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan, joins host Carlee Snow to discuss her leadership journey and the exciting capital campaign the organization is currently embarking on.
Delbaere new acting dean of USask's Edwards School of Business
Dr. Marjorie Delbaere (PhD) was appointed acting dean of the Edwards School of Business for one year, effective July 1, 2024.
Maureen Bourassa appointed Associate Dean, Academic at Edwards School of Business
Dr. Maureen Bourassa has been appointed Associate Dean, Academic for Edwards School of Business effective January 1, 2024. The appointment will be for a period of five years.
USask graduate provides $500,000 for classroom renovation
Through the Be What the World Needs Campaign, Mel Berg (BComm'67) is supporting a dynamic learning environment for students in the Edwards School of Business
Empowering Entrepreneurs: Saskatchewan's Unique Edge in the Start Up Space, Navigating the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, and Fostering Business Success with Stephane O'Reilly (B.Comm. 2018)
Stephane O'Reilly, Director of Entrepreneurship at the SK Startup Institute under SREDA, chats with host Carlee Snow about various topics related to entrepreneurship.
USask graduate supports classroom renovation project
Through their gift of more than $420,000, Art Korpach (B.Comm. 1979) and his family members are making a difference for students in the Edwards School of Business
From the Field to the Boardroom: Winning Strategies for Leading High-Performance Sales Teams with Grit, Collaboration, and Competitive Spirit with Spencer Krieger (B.Comm. 2016)
With a wealth of experience in driving new business growth and revenue generation, Spencer shares insights on the parallels between coaching a football team and leading a sales team, highlighting how his athletic background has shaped his work ethic and leadership style.
Enactus University of Saskatchewan student team brings home three first-place awards at Regional Exposition
The Enactus University of Saskatchewan received three first-place awards at the Enactus Canada Regional Exposition in Calgary and earned a coveted position in the upcoming national round of competitions, set to take place in Toronto May 14-16, 2024.
Escaping the Puzzles of Marketing: Navigating the Unpredictable World of Consulting, Marketing Challenges, and Collaborative Innovation with Jade Gulash
Jade Gulash (B.Comm. 2002) is a professional connector, a catalyst for change, and a visionary leader shaping the future of marketing one innovative strategy at a time.
USask's Edwards Executive Education moving to new downtown location
Edwards Executive Education, an off-campus site of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Edwards School of Business, is relocating this summer to TT Towers at 340 3rd Ave North in Saskatoon.
Leading with Purpose: Empowering Business Partnerships, Mentorship, Growth, and Personalized Leadership with Andrea Hansen
Andrea Hansen, President of Sutton Benefits and Planning, shares important insights on topics crucial for personal and professional growth. From navigating the delicate balance of business partnerships with a spouse to harnessing the transformative power of mentorship and strategies for finding mentors, Hansen offered insightful perspectives.
Laddering up from GCL to MBA: Liam Mohanraj explores a non-traditional way to earn the Edwards MBA
Edwards MBA student, Liam Mohanraj, says the Graduate Certificate in Leadership program served as the perfect opportunity to transition from undergraduate learning
Journeyman electrician Shawn Snow advances career with business certificate
Certificate in Business alumni Shawn Snow shares how his education opened professional doors for him that he never thought possible
Message from Dr. Marjorie Delbaere
Introducing ResPect (Research Perspectives), the inaugural digital newsletter showcasing the impactful research at the Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan.
Hospitality to High-Tech: Scaling Food and Beverage-Focused Tech Ventures, Building Successful Sales Teams, and Authentic Selling and Leadership in the Restaurant Industry with Stacey Sikorski
Stacey Sikorski is a seasoned professional in the realm of Mid-Market/Enterprise Sales, currently lending her expertise to Incentivio. With a diverse background rooted in early career experiences in the hospitality and customer service industry, Stacey has transformed her journey into a remarkable career marked by significant achievements and contributions.
The Parallels Between Business and Big Brother with Anika Mysha
In a podcast episode on The After Business School Special, Anika Mysha, Investment and Retirement Planner at RBC, offered intriguing parallels between her experiences on the competitive reality show Big Brother Canada and her career in the financial industry. As an alumnus of the Edwards School of Business, her journey exemplifies the transferability of business skills into diverse arenas, showcasing how her academic and professional background contributed to her success both on and off the screen.
The Power of Iceberg Moments in Your Career with Kendra Wack
In the fast-paced world of professional development, it is easy to get caught up in the visible achievements showcased on platforms like LinkedIn. But as Kendra Wack, Executive Director of FEAD (Female Entrepreneurs in Agri-Food Development), aptly puts it, there is a deeper layer to success â€“ the iceberg moments that shape our careers.
Beyond Headcount: Navigating Tech Growth with McKenzie Hunter, People and Culture Expert
In the ever-evolving landscape of the tech industry, scaling a company poses unique challenges, especially in the realm of human resources and company culture. In a podcast interview on The After (Business) School Special, McKenzie Hunter, People and Culture expert, shared her invaluable insights into the hurdles faced during the rapid growth of the leading SaaS company based in Canada.
Yimika Plumptre is creating opportunities to build her business and her career
Certificate in Business alumni Yimika Plumptre shares how her education created opportunities to build her business and her career
Making a difference for patients and families
USask alumni Tannis Nicholson (BusAdm'06) and Tyler Moss (BusAdm'08, CEBAC'11) are organizing a second memorial golf tournament to support the Comfort Care Fund at the Hospice at Glengarda
Edwards Bachelor of Commerce student says Indigenous Award inspires her to continue to be a role model
Business enthusiast and former hairstylist: Destiny Forest pursues the Edwards Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) degree
Edwards student Leona-Grace Cook recognized for resiliency during USask Indigenous Achievement Week
Leona-Grace Cook, a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, is completing her Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources at Edwards. She is a recipient of the Resiliency Award at the annual USask Indigenous Achievement event.
Powering Change: Navigating Clean Energy Entrepreneurship, Passion Projects, Continuous Learning, and Data-Driven Marketing with Jay Brown
As the Co-Founder and Origination and Business Development lead at Pressure Corp, Jay Brown is a dynamic entrepreneur transforming industrial waste pressure into clean energy. With a commitment to innovative solutions and sustainable practices, Jay has been at the forefront of Pressure Corp's mission to support decarbonization efforts in industrial facilities.
Meet the Edwards 2024 Indigenous Achievement Award recipients
Celebrating Indigenous Achievements at the Edwards School of Business
Earning an Edwards MBA: Insights from a mother, entrepreneur, and full-time employee, Charlene Brown
Charlene Brown, Director of International Student and Study Abroad Centre, embarks on a transformative MBA journey at the Edwards School of Business
From Entrepreneurship to Angel Investing: Tips for Investors, Advocating for Diversity in Startup Communities, and Shaping the Future of Holistic Healthcare and Coverage with Kenzie Bergeron
Kenzie Bergeron is a dynamic executive leader with a diverse background spanning multiple industries including Financial Services, Insurance, Health and Wellness, and Technology. Currently serving as the Assistant Vice President of Sales at Saskatchewan Blue Cross, Kenzie brings over 15 years of experience in guiding individuals, families, and businesses towards solutions that safeguard their health, wellbeing, and financial interests.
Beyond the Mad Men Myth: Marketing Consultancy, Agency Realities, and the Purpose-Driven Evolution of lmno with Corey Michel
Corey Michel, CEO of lmno, leads the agency through innovation, client success, and purpose-driven strategies. With nearly two decades of experience within the marketing consultancy and advertising space, Corey has become a respected figure in marketing and advertising.
Greg Porter shares how he went from gears to garages at the 17th annual Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series
The 17th annual Gordon and Maureen Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series showcases Greg Porter's journey and the obstacles he overcame while navigating family business dynamics, employee management, and investment decisions.
Research seeks to decode the complex world of finance and social dynamics
Dr. Min Maung (PhD) is a Professor of Finance and Management Science at the Edwards School of Business whose research explores topics such as dividend signaling, asymmetric information, corporate governance, and venture capital.
Beautiful Messy People: Navigating People and Culture Leadership, Start-Up Scaling, and the Human Element in Tech with McKenzie Hunter
McKenzie Hunter, the former Senior Director of People and Culture at 7shifts, chats with Carlee Snow on The After (Business) School Special. The conversation covers a spectrum of topics, ranging from the strategic leadership of Human Resources and its evolving landscape to navigating the intricate processes of hiring and firing during startup scaling.
Brewing Success: Business Intelligence, Industry Trends, and Thriving in Manufacturing with Ross Gadzella
Ross Gadzella, Business Intelligence Manager of Great Western Brewing, chats with Carlee Snow on The After (Business) School Special. The conversation spans across key aspects of business intelligence, delving into how optimal operations can be achieved through strategic implementation.
Navigating Controversy: Insights on Cannabis, Psychedelics, and E-Cigarettes, Brand Building with Industry Giants, and the Business of Serving with Honor with Michael Nederhoff
Michael Nederhoff, CEO of Served with Honor, consultant, and Executive in Residence at Co.Labs, chats with Carlee Snow on The After (Business) School Special. Michael Nederhoff is a dynamic figure in the business world, serving as the CEO of Served with Honor, a consultant, and an Executive in Residence at Co.Labs. With a wealth of experience and a keen insight into diverse industries, Michael has navigated through potentially controversial territories, leaving an indelible mark on each venture.
Mastering SaaS Marketing: Scaling Tech Start-Ups, Strategic Brand Building, Crafting Strategies, and Building High-Performing Teams with Chris de Jong
Chris de Jong, Integrated Marketing Director at Gorgias, chats with Carlee Snow on The After (Business) School Special. With a focus on marketing strategy, Chris provides a practical how-to guide for navigating the intricacies of marketing in the tech industry and scaling start-ups.
Balancing Act: A Journey Through Leadership, Time Management, and Empowering Women in the Workplace with Sarah Johnston
Sarah Johnston, CEO and President of Johnston Insurance Services, chats with Carlee Snow on The After (Business) School Special. As a trailblazer in a male-dominated industry, Sarah reflects on her experiences and insights as a female leader, offering valuable perspectives on breaking barriers.
Partnering for Success: Navigating Entrepreneurship, Turning Ideas into Action, and Finding Joy in Your Journey with Gordon Haddock
Learn about the many different ventures the Haddocks have been involved in and Gord's top tips for business success
Empowering Communities, Amplifying Voices, and Competing with Business Savvy: Lessons from the Finance Industry, Community Involvement, and Big Brother Canada with Anika Mysha
Anika Mysha discusses her role as a Financial Planner focused on Investment and Retirement Planning with RBC and the number of ways she is amplifying diverse voices, both locally and through online communities and organizations like Folk Fest, and national through Big Brother Canada.
AGT Food's Murad Al-Katib headlines 2023 Dean's Speaker Series
Murad Al-Katib shares how his Canadian startup, originating in his basement, turned into a global, billion-dollar plant-based company that is feeding the world.
Sprinting to Success: Building High-Performing Teams for the Long Run, Leadership Lessons from the Tech Industry, and the Parallels Between Business and Marathon Training with Andrew Down
On this week's episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Andrew Down to discuss his full-circle experience in the tech industry from entrepreneurship to leader, the key to developing high performing teams, the importance of connecting with others through industry events as well discussing one o his great passions, running, and how this daily practice and marathon training has impacted all aspects of his life and shapes his leadership style.
Harvesting Success, Growing New Opportunities, and Leading the Way: Leadership in the Agriculture Industry, Supporting Economic Growth through Multiple Ventures, and Mental Health Opportunities with Kendra Wack
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Kendra Wack to discuss her busy career within the agri-food and medical dental industry and how she balances multiple ventures while working towards 'iceberg moments.'
Celebrating the 2023 Co-operative Education Program Scholarship Recipients
The Co-operative Education Program is an eight-month work placement for Edwards students. This work placement gives students the opportunity to obtain real work experience before heading into the job field post-graduation.
Full Circle Entrepreneurship, Developing Award-Winning Businesses, Mentorship Through Podcasting, and Lifelong Learning with Mackenzie Kilshaw
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Mackenzie Kilshaw who shares her stories of full circle entrepreneurship, starting and growing an award-winning business, creative new venturing, and how she balances it all.
Utilizing the Digital Nomad Lifestyle: Exploring Remote Work, Tech Industry Shifts, Embracing Change, and the Power of Community Engagement with Jordana Knoblauch
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Jordana Knoblauch to explore remote work, community support, and career pivots in the digital age.
Welcome Back: The After (Business) School Special Podcast is Back to Share and Talk All Things Business
The After (Business) School Special is back for Season Two!
Celebrating Success and Giving Back: How Robbin Martens' Student Involvement Led to Making a National Impact
Robbin Martens (B.Comm. 2018) was an incredibly involved student during her time at Edwards and honed-in on her leadership skills through multiple student club involvements. Today she uses those leadership skills to help advance breast cancer research as the Run Director for CIBC Run for the Cure.
Dante Carter unveils orange shirt design: 'Astam my child, we can heal together'
September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. Edwards sat down with Dante Carter (B.Comm. 2023) to talk about the design and process of the Edwards Orange t-shirt.
Journey of leadership and cultural sustainability: A conversation with Darlene Brander
Wanuskewin's CEO, Darlene Brander, shares how she nurtures leadership and enhances cultural sustainability, and how the Graduate Certificate in Leadership (GCL) has helped her in her role
Celebrating youth entrepreneurship at the second Edwards Entrepreneurship Youth Summer Camp
Fostering young minds: Edwards Entrepreneurship Youth Summer Camp sparks creative business spirits
Edwards alumna uses community-building skills to find success on Big Brother Canada
An Edwards alumna has found herself in the spotlight on season 11 of Big Brother Canada. After ending the season with a fourth-place finish, Anika Mysha shares how she stayed true to herself and her roots during her 64 days in the game.
Edwards School of Business receives extension of prestigious accreditation with AACSB International
The N. Murray Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has earned accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
Entrepreneurial Roots, Distilling Success: A Journey of Family Legacy and Award-Winning Spirits
Chase Shevernoha shares how a casual dinner conversation turned into recognition on a global level.
Navigating a Male-Dominated Industry with Sarah Johnston
Sarah Johnston, CEO and partner at Johnston Insurance, shares her story and the lessons she has learned as she advanced her career to where she is today.
Powering the Future: Navigating the Clean Energy Industry, Entrepreneurship, and the Art of Building Strong Business Relationships with John Pantazopoulos
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by John Pantazopoulos to discuss his transition for a senior level corporate career into entrepreneurship in the clean energy transition industry and the importance of the relationships you build in impacting your career.
Creating Meaningful Work through the Social Profit Sector with Christy Miller
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Christy Miller to discuss how a career in the non-profit space can set you up for a lifetime of meaningful work.
Rellie Mananzan: Embracing Pride with the Exclusive EBSS x EQSS Merch Design
The EQSS x EBSS design, created by Rellie Mananzan is a brightly coloured butterfly to inspire those to be their true, authentic, and genuine self.
The Changing Perspective of Leadership and the Impact of Young Leaders with Anastasia Stadnyk
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Anastasia Stadnyk to discuss being a young leader, creating a personal board of directors, and the struggle of dealing with imposter syndrome.
The Power of Community and Building your Network with Ibrahim Mohamed
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Ibrahim Mohamed to discuss the power of your personal network and relationship building
Asian Heritage Month: Filipino student finds cultural connection through campus group
When Mariane Andrea Docabo chose to apply to the University of Saskatchewan (USask), she wanted to study in an environment where she was surrounded by people from various cultural backgrounds.
Being Authentic and Doing What You Want, Not What is Expected of You
On this episode of The After Business School Special, host Carlee Snow is joined by Ryssa Alarcon to discuss many of the worries young professionals have in the business environment
Edwards students place second at the GAME XI 2023 Competition in New York
The George S. Dembroski Student Managed Portfolio Trust (Dembroski SMPT), the investment portfolio run by Edwards School of Business (Edwards) students at the University of Saskatchewan, has placed second at the 2023 Global Assets Management Education Forum in New York City.
Edwards School of Business alumni nominated for YWCA Women of Distinction Awards
The annual YWCA Women of Distinction Awards recognize inspirational leadership and extraordinary contributions by women in Saskatoon
Donor support helps Edwards student achieve her dreams
Through perseverance and support from donor funding, Ashanti Kay strives to make the world a better place for all
The Power of a Diverse Team and Learning from Our Failures
Shakya Abeywickrama shares the key learnings from her leadership journey at Vendasta and how her immigration journey, the communities she's built, and her team has shaped the leader she is today
WELCOME to The After Business School Special Podcast
Edwards School of Business has launched a brand-new podcast to share alumni stories
Leadership at all levels: Nicole Denbow
Current Graduate Certificate in Leadership (GCL) student, Nicole Denbow, shares how the program has impacted her life, both personally and professionally.
2023 Indigenous Achievement Recipients
Celebrating Indigenous Achievements in the Edwards School of Business
Enactus University of Saskatchewan Re-colour project reduces waste and provides art supplies to children in need
If you have ever gone to a casual dining establishment with children in your party, chances are your table received crayons and paper for colouring. Crayons at restaurants are a favourite of parents looking to keep their kids occupied during mealtime.
Research hopes to help developing countries conquer financial roadblocks to infrastructure
As part of her Master of Science in Finance research, University of Saskatchewan Edwards School of Business graduate student Qiongfang (Joan) Lu decided to investigate the realities of obtaining financing for developing countries to support their growth - particularly in the vast landscape of Africa.
Global Business Forum in Banff: An MBA student's perspective
Edwards student, Brit Tastad, attended the Global Business Forum in Banff, Alberta and reflects on takeaways for the next generation of leaders.
Young entrepreneurs recognized at 16th annual Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series
The recipients of the Get a Bigger Wagon Young Entrepreneur Awards were recognized as part of the 16th Annual Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series in January.
Tips from fellow students on how to make the most out of your time at Edwards
Current Edwards students share their advice for new and incoming students on how to make the most out of their time at Edwards.
Cindy Lowe speaks about financial literacy, entrepreneurial spirit, and the power of education at the 16th Annual Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series
The 16th Annual Gordon and Maureen Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series showcases Cindy Lowe's journey that lead her to where she is today, and the direction she wants the Canadian education system to go.
Edwards awards over $1.4 million in scholarships
The Edwards School of Business recognized 497 undergraduate students for their academic, leadership, and volunteer achievements at an annual awards reception in November 2022.
Edwards Leadership Development Government Program marks fortieth offering
Edwards is celebrating the fortieth offering of the Leadership Development Program (LDP). Read the full-story on this five-day highly interactive and experiential program intended for team leaders, supervisors, and managers who have direct reports.
Understanding Stakeholder Reactions to Socially and Environmentally Responsible Practices
Dr. Chelsea Willness is a Professor of Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour whose research explores how stakeholders (job seekers, employees, or consumers) respond to organizations' corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives from environmental practices to community involvement.
2022 Co-operative Education Scholarships
The Co-operative Education Program is an eight-month work placement for Edwards students. This work placement gives students the opportunity to obtain real work experience before heading into the job field post-graduation.
Tech entrepreneur and alumnus Andrew Chau headlines Dean's Speaker Series
This fall, Edwards took the annual Deanâ€™s Speaker Series on the road for the first time to the USask Calgary Hub. Andrew Chau (B.Comm. 2009) was the 2022 featured guest speaker. Chauâ€™s name is synonymous with co-founding SkipTheDishes and more recently, Neo Financial.
Research finds principles of dharma as a basis for developing sustainable and responsible business
Dr. Suresh Kalagnanam (PhD) is an Associate Professor of Accounting at the Edwards School of Business whose research explores management accounting and control, particularly with respect to two main streams of responsible business and the social return on investment, and spirituality in organizations.
Celebrating 15 Years of Edwards Co-operative Education Program
Since 2015, the Edwards co-op program has been generously supported by Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL).
Current Edwards Student Launching New Subsidiary of Cubbi called LunchLocker
Trey Pernitsky is launching a new subsidiary of Cubbi. We talked to Trey about the new company and how he manages to balance his academics, athletics and LunchLocker.
All good things come to an end - flagship Womentorship program winds down
After 13 years of bringing together women to grow and guide one another as mentor-proteges, the Betty-Ann Heggie Womentorship Program at the Edwards School of Business (Edwards) is winding down.
Welcome Back to Campus
For the first time in two years, Edwards will welcome back all students for in-person learning and activities.
Former College of Commerce Dean P. Michael Maher has passed away
Dean P. Michael Maher passed away July 17, 2022, surrounded by loved ones.
I followed a current MPAcc student around for a day and here's what I learned
Alicia Deibert is in her second year of the Edwards MPAcc program and has gained many new technical skills as well as new lessons to bring into the world of accounting.
Dr. Keith Willoughby reappointed for second term as dean of the Edwards School of Business
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has re-appointed Dr. Keith Willoughby (PhD) as the dean of the Edwards School of Business (Edwards) for a second five-year term.
How the Edwards Queer Students Society is Changing the Edwards Community
The Edwards Thrive committee sat down with Harleen Arora, Taylor Keller, Estefan Cortes-Vargas and Daryl Malana, some of the founding members of the Edwards Queer Students Society (EQSS), to discuss the formation of this new organization and the goals within it.
How Les Ferguson has turned repairing a few bikes, into a business.
Les Ferguson stumbled across a few bikes in a back alley of Saskatoon. He has now created a not-for-profit business repairing and donating bikes.
EBSS Indigenous Initiatives: the process, updates and use
The Thrive committee sat down with the Edwards Business Students Society (EBSS) to discuss the creation and evolution of the Indigenous Initiatives document.
Future Nation Builders
Over the course of their degree, our B.Comm. graduates become Nation Builders. We spoke to some of our student leaders to gain insight on what they have taken from their time at Edwards and what they believe has made them a Nation Builder.
Life-mapping in the classroom and beyond: Lee Swanson receives Master Teacher Award
Dr. Lee Swanson was honoured at the University of Saskatchewanâ€™s 2021 Spring Convocation with the Master Teacher Award, the universityâ€™s highest level of recognition for teaching excellence.
Notes from a Nation Builder with Michael Nederhoff
Thrive asked alumni Michael Nederhoff (B.Comm. 1994) to author an opinion piece on ethically growing controversial companies.
Dembroski student-managed portfolio trust celebrates 10 years
A decade on, the student-managed fund in the Edwards School of Business hits $4.3 million. Here is a then-and-now overview of the growth and asset structure of the portfolio.
Danielle Wildfong is merging entrepreneurial talent and opportunity to yield strong connections within the agriculture industry
Growing up in a farming family in Southern Saskatchewan, Danielle Wildfong has a natural talent for working in agriculture. After completing her B.Comm. from Edwards she was able to merge her two passions, agriculture and entrepreneurship, to create connections between business and farming leaders that are helping to grow the industry.
USask professor recognized with prestigious 3M National Teaching Fellowship
University of Saskatchewan (USask) associate professor Dr. Vince Bruni-Bossio (PhD) has received a 3M National Teaching Fellowship, the most prestigious national teaching award in Canada.
2022: The Summer of Revenge Travel
The phrase revenge travel has been thrown around, especially with the lifting of restrictions on travel. Revenge travel refers to the lengths that consumers are willing to go to travel post-covid. This includes prices, destinations, or accommodations. Edwards Associate Professor, Dr. Monica Sarghie (PhD), shares her perspective on this phenomenon.
Notes from a Nation Builder: Amanda Chevrier, CPA, CA (B.Comm. 2007)
Amanda Chevrier spends her days helping Saskatchewan businesses and non-profits thrive by reducing their business expenses. By taking the worry of expenses off their plate, she also provides them with more time to focus on doing what they do best.
Research Investigating Accounting Standards and Practices is Breaking New Ground
Dr. Hamilton Elkins (PhD), is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at the Edwards School of Business whose research examines the creation and use of accounting information, a broad and diverse area of research that covers many topics. His research covers two complimentary streams in accounting regulation including standard setting and financial reporting, and auditor behaviour.
USask research videos in Cree, Dene highlight ideas to build capacity in North
University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers have produced four videos. Two each in Cree and Dene, to present the results of a project that partnered with seven Indigenous communities to study ways to build social and economic capacity for living well in the provinces North.
2022 Indigenous Achievement Recipients
Celebrating Indigenous Achievements in the Edwards School of Business
New graduate certificate in leadership offered at the Edwards School of Business
Earn a three-course graduate certificate that supports working professionals who want to elevate their careers and become more effective leaders.
Notes from a Nation Builder: Bailey Woloshyn (B.Comm. 2019)
Bailey Woloshyn (B.Comm. 2019) gives us an update on her life since graduating from Edwards. She spent time leading local government, raising over $254,000 for charity, and much more before making the decision to go back to school to obtain her law degree.
Alumni Ryssa Alarcon's (B.Comm. 2020) Business, The R Lifestyle Co. is Empowering Women through Beauty and Wellness
I am selling beauty and wellness products and candles but it's more of a lifestyle brand. Its not just all about selling body oil or body butter, its a whole brand in and of itself for women empowerment.
Jordana Knoblauch (B.Comm. 2017) is Impacting her Community Globally and Locally
Jordana Knoblauch (B.Comm. 2017) recently accepted the role of Account Manager at PartnerStack, a partnerships platform to support B2B SaaS companies in building and scaling their partner channels. While helping grow the Canadian tech industry, she is a also helping to make a difference in her local community through her position as Director of Fundraising for The Saskatoon Dog Rescue.
USask researcher awarded SSHRC funding to build more engaging online learning platforms
University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher Dr. Shan Wang (PhD) has been awarded funding by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) to investigate how to improve online discussion forums for students on e-learning platforms.
U of S researcher says flexibility is key to effective pandemic response for sports industry
Master of Science in Marketing alumni Jill Wolkowski investigated crisis response strategies behind professional sports leagues.
Taxation research offers practical outcomes that matter for Canadian businesses and society
Dr. Devan Mescall shares his research insights on multinational taxation and how accounting research can make an impact for Canadians, local communities, and Indigenous community development.
The Value of a Bachelor of Commerce Degree
When considering some of Edwards previous graduates and looking at the statistics of the six majors, it becomes clear that this degree is not a one-size-fits-all.
Research investigates how new mothers navigate the complexity of science during health care services
Master of Science in Marketing alumni Natalie Bolen aims to build a pathway for patients when navigating science conversations.
Edwards awards over $1.4 million in scholarships to students
The Edwards School of Business recognized 466 undergraduate students at an awards luncheon on November 26.
What can you learn as a student of the Co-operative Education Program?
Edwards Co-op Program graduates consistently have a higher employment rate upon graduation.
Research examines the role of respect in marketspaces
Dr. Maureen Bourassa, Associate Professor of Marketing, examines how customers and organizations can engage in respectful interactions in marketspaces.
Research examines how blockchain technology improves financial market efficiencies for economic development
Fan Yang, Associate Professor of Finance and Management Science at Edwards investigates emerging blockchain technologies for their potential to improve the efficiency of financial markets to reduce trade costs and increase engagement in international trade and assist in economic development for less developed countries.
On becoming a Nation Builder: How Tim Xie's Edwards MBA experience transformed his career
Growing up in a family with a long history of farming in Southern China, Tim Xie was called to the breadbasket of Canada to further pursue his education.
Research sheds light on work and inequality during the pandemic and beyond
Introducing Dr. Dionne Pohler (PhD), Associate Professor of Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour, who recently joined the Edwards School of Business. Her research covers topics in labour and employment, organizational governance, human resource management, co-operative development and strategy, and public policy implementation.
Indigenous Business Students' Society wins 2021 Canadian Association of Business Students Award
The Indigenous Business Students Society (IBSS), wins at the 2021 Canadian Association of Business Students' (CABS) Awards for their impact in enhancing the undergraduate experience.
Research examines how online social networking and social media improve business performance
Dr. Shan Wang explores the relationship between online social networking and business performance in the areas of electronic and social commerce, and digital innovation and transformation.
Edwards Bachelor of Commerce supply chain management grads can fast track supply chain management professional designation
Edwards and Supply Chain Canada signed an agreement to provide Supply Chain Management program graduates with advanced standing towards the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) Designation Program.
New Bloomberg terminals in the Gordon Rawlinson Finance and Trading Room aid remote learning
In November 2020, Edwards officially unveiled the Gordon Rawlinson Finance and Trading Room providing enhanced learning opportunities for students.
War veteran and USask alumnus creates new scholarship for first-year B.Comm. students
The Alex N. Kowbel Scholarship in Business was created for first-year business students who may be following in Major Kowbel's footsteps with a career in the Armed Forces.
Future Nation Builders
Over the course of their degree, our B.Comm. graduates become nation builders. We spoke to some of our student leaders to gain insight on what they have taken from their time at Edwards and what they believe has made them a nation builder.
Developing leaders for the post-pandemic world
It's been 40 years in the making and the Edwards Executive Education team is staying true to its roots in developing leaders through an inclusive, engaging and collaborative learning environment.
COVID-19 Economic Recovery: Edwards Mitacs research interns support local businesses
Drawing on their business knowledge and guidance from Edwards faculty supervisors, three Edwards students shared their experiences on developing strategies, enhancing business capacity, and finding creative solutions with their partner organizations.
Research collaboration aims to build capacity for Northern and Indigenous communities
Professors Lee Swanson and Vince Bruni-Bossio explain the importance of community engagement and capacity building for researching the Northern entrepreneurial ecosystem, undocumented economy, and conflicts of interest.
MBA alumnus Mitchell Anderson is thriving at the intersection of business and faith
Edwards MBA alumnus Mitchell Anderson is applying the knowledge and skills gained in the classroom to change the world.
Born this way: Karen Stewart charts her own course with entrepreneurial thinking
Karen Stewart (MBA 1988) has always taken the road less traveled. Through her daily endeavors at Fairway Divorce Solutions to her passion projects, Stewart wants to change the way things are done.
The global pandemic through the eyes of a Co-op student
Edwards marketing intern, Breanna Pochipinski (B.Comm. 2022) shares her experience from her co-operative education work term.
Notes from a Nation Builder with Indigenous expert Kelly Lendsay
Thrive asked Indigenous leader Kelly Lendsay to author an opinion piece for our readers on growing the employment of Indigenous people for the success of all nations.
COVID-19 Economic Recovery Series: Edwards Mitacs research intern assists local property management company to develop a resident benefit package
Madison Guran, a third year finance major, interning with Real Property Management Professionals Inc. is researching innovative solutions to improve maintenance processes, communications, marketing and health and safety for owners and tenants.
CPHR Saskatchewan accredits Edwards Bachelor of Commerce program
CPHR Saskatchewan announced they have accredited the Edwards Bachelor of Commerce, Human Resource major. Graduates from April 2015 onward can waive the NKE with an overall cumulative average of 70% or higher.
Research uncovers the importance of metaphors and patient influencers in healthcare marketing
Dr. Marjorie Delbaere (PhD) investigates communication and persuasion about complex and controversial topics, primarily in the pharmaceutical and healthcare marketing context.
Edwards finance students place first at the CFA Society Ethics Challenge (Prairie Region)
In the 5th annual CFA Society Ethics Challenge three Edwards School of Business students placed first.
Taking the lead at the Edwards School of Business
In celebration of International Women's Day, we spoke with several female students that are taking the lead at Edwards.
Research finds impacts of mindfulness and leadership style on employees' well-being
Explore how mindfulness can intensify the relationship between leadership style and employee well-being in relation to their leaders' leadership style.
Celebrating Indigenous Achievement Week in the Edwards School of Business
Indigenous Achievement Week (IAW) took place from February 1-5th. During the annual event, students came together to celebrate the successes, and contributions of the Metis, First Nations and Inuit students, staff, faculty, and alumni at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
The 14th Annual Gordon and Maureen Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series
The 14th Annual Gordon and Maureen Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series showcases Percy Hoff's inspirational story from apartheid in South Africa to founding a niche business in Saskatchewan. Along with the series the Get a Bigger Wagon Young Entrepreneur Awards exposes the idea of entrepreneurism to young people while encouraging them to start their own companies.
Research shows the importance of personality and impression management on interview performance
Dr. Schmidt (PhD), Edwards Human Resources and Behaviour professor recently collaborated on a study examining personality traits in job interviews and interview performance.
COVID-19 Economic Recovery Series: Edwards Mitacs research intern develops process improvement for employee onboarding and orientation
Edwards Mitacs research intern develops process improvement for employee onboarding and orientation
Research collaborations on persuasion in marketing
Dr. Phillips, Edwards Marketing Professor and Rawlco Editor, has been collaborating with Edwards students and faculty on several research projects on persuasive marketing
COVID-19 Economic Recovery Series: Edwards Mitacs research intern supports local organization in modernizing their member management system
Edwards Mitacs research intern is supporting a local organization in modernizing their management system
COVID-19 Economic Recovery Series: Edwards Mitacs research intern develops customer experience strategy
Edwards Mitacs research intern develops customer experience strategy to help local business
New Bloomberg terminals at USask aid remote learning amidst COVID-19 pandemic
Students get hands-on experience with real-time data using financial terminals gifted by alumnus Gordon Rawlinson.
Risk management during COVID-19
Dr. Norman Sheehan, Professor and CPA Scholar in the Department of Accounting at the Edwards School of Business and Co-Academic Director of the SK Director Education Program, recently published an article on revisiting risk management in a time of crisis.
Edwards student groups focus on charity initiatives
Two of the largest student groups at Edwards continue to incorporate charity initiatives within their groups during the remote-delivery of courses.
COVID-19 economic recovery: Nation building through developing business professionals, research, and business capacity
The Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan is playing a key role in developing business capacity during COVID-19
USask Unites: The Edwards School of Business and Mitacs launch new summer internship program with focus on economic recovery
Grant will provide $10,000 per student interested in undertaking a four-month strategic research project with a small or medium sized company, or not-for-profit organization.
Company strategies and performance impacts in the Canadian oil and gas industry
Dr. Han-Up Park is collaborating with colleagues to examine how company performance is impacted by the different strategies that companies use to minimize the effects of dropping oil prices on their bottom line.
The curb appeal of an Edwards degree with new alumna Taylor Morrison
New alumna Taylor Morrison helps buyers and sellers find their dream properties.
USask Unites: Edwards students share their co-op and life experiences during the global pandemic
Eleven Edwards co-op students who were able to continue their work terms tell us what itâ€™s like being an employee and student during these unprecedented times.
Edwards shares 2020 business plan competition prize among five teams as show of support during crisis
Five USask teams take home cash prize for their business ideas in storage, livestock, wellness, software, and sports.
The road less traveled: Melinda Richter creates life science incubator
Melinda Richter (B.Comm.'92), creates life science incubator with the express intent of removing barriers for entrepreneurs around the world.
USask alumni gives back to alma mater through international student scholarship
Philip Leong's experience at USask inspired him to give back to students, like Mia (Tianhang) Gao, through the gift of scholarships.
Edwards School of Business and affiliates celebrate International Women's Day
Edwards School of Business and its affiliates celebrate International Women's Day with three different events.
Finding her way: CeCe Baptiste shares her inspiring story of resilience
CeCe Baptiste (B.Comm.'04, CIBA'02) shares her inspiring story of resilience.
Dr. Marjorie Delbaere appointed associate dean of research and faculty relations at Edwards School of Business
Dr. Marjorie Delbaere has been appointed associate dean, research and faculty relations for the Edwards School of Business effective February 1, 2020. The appointment will be for a period of five years.
Building a community beyond the walls of Edwards
Edwards B.Comm. students on being a part of new student groups.
14th Annual Indigenous Youth Idea Challenge celebrates Indigenous entrepreneurial spirit and achievements
Student group, Enactus, celebrates and encourages Indigenous youths' entrepreneurial spirit and achievements with 14th annual Indigenous Youth Idea Challenge.
Tim Gitzel talks disruption at Cameco
Thrive asked business expert Tim Gitzel to author an opinion piece for our readers.
USask Edwards student counting on leadership skills after graduation
Erin Sader credits the Edwards School of Business for developing her leadership skills.
The Indigenous Business Students' Society honours alumni with first annual Round Dance
The Indigenous Business Students' Society celebrated one year of formation in October of 2019. On January 11, 2020, they honoured their alumni with a round dance.
Expanded retail pharmacy services can lead to increased consumer health outcomes and business profits
Collaborators Grant Wilson and David Zhang explore strategies employed by retail pharmacies to understand health outcomes and business profits.
Edwards School of Business wins Academic School of the Year at JDC West 2020
Students from Edwards School of Business captured Academic School of the Year for the second time in three years.
Epp's team committed to serving students
When Wade Epp first stepped onto campus in 2000 as a commerce student, he couldn't have anticipated that he would still be here almost 20 years later.
Real women, better ads
Stephanie Pankiw (M.Sc. Marketing'18) has been working with Regina-based jewelry company Hillberg and Berk on how to include more effective positive, feminist messages in their ads.
Sarku Japan founder creates flagship MBA scholarship
$195,000 gift establishes the James Chim Family Foundation MBA Entrance Scholarship for outstanding MBA students.
Collaboration aims to improve representation of women in leadership
Assistant Professors Erica Carleton and Megan Walsh explore mindfulness.
Study smart, study local
Find out how to adopt a strategic approach to employee training with Edwards Executive Education.
Edwards students receive over $1.4 million in scholarships
Edwards School of Business recognized 569 undergraduate students at the annual awards reception on November 21
Keep sleep a priority: Edwards professor
If you've ever been faced with the choice between sleep or study, you might be better off hitting the hay instead of hitting the books.
Edwards celebrates women of influence at 17th annual event
Darlene Brander, Katherine Regnier, and Brynn Boback-Lane were honoured for their notable contributions to the community at the November 2019 event.
Robert Gordon among 2019 USask Alumni Achievement recipients
Robert Gordon (B.Comm.'70) receives one of the 2019 University of Saskatchewan (USask) Alumni Achievement Awards on November 8, 2019.
New program opens doors for student start-ups
Five teams were each assigned to explore the business potential of a new USask technology, as part of USask Innovation Enterprise's summer entrepreneurs program.
Meet the Best and Brightest: Fraser McLeod
Graduating with a 96.2 per cent average and a remarkable resume as a student leader, a multiple award winner and a multi-sport athlete, Fraser McLeod could have gone to any university in the country.
Edwards expands partnership with Dorset College
Dorset College and Edwards have expanded their partnership agreement to include the Edwards Master of Business Administration (MBA) program.
Sleep-deprived decision makers may be less likely to appoint women to top jobs
Research into link between sleepiness and bias among $647,000 in federal funding
Announcing new academic director for the Betty-Ann Heggie Womentorship Program
Rachelle Brockman is the newly appointed Academic Director of the Betty-Ann Heggie Womentorship Program.
De Ciman spending summer with Rattlers
Huskie men's basketball standout Chan De Ciman is suiting up for the Saskatchewan Rattlers this summer.
Enactus University of Saskatchewan wins award at National competition
Enactus groups from across Canada gathered in Vancouver for the Enactus Canada National Exposition.
Edwards School of Business and Saskatchewan Polytechnic reaffirm partnership
After three years of partnership, the Edwards School of Business (Edwards) and Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Sask Polytech) have reaffirmed their educational relationship to work collaboratively and deliver students the highest quality Saskatchewan-based education.
The 'friendliest conference' in western Canada: Edwards hosts 11th annual Rupert's Land Symposium
Over 35 marketing scholars from across the Canadian prairie region and Germany descended on the University of Saskatchewan (USask) campus May 23 and 24, 2019.
Love, loss, learning: Abid Gilani's memory lives on through USask students
In 2015, alumnus Abid Gilani died tragically in the Amtrak train derailment in Philadelphia. His legacy lives on through the Abid Jamal Gilani Awards, helping immigrant and international students pursue opportunities through higher education - the keystone of his successful career and life.
Goodwill and T4s: Edwards accounting students host free tax prep program
Throughout the month of March, senior accounting students at the Edwards School of Business hosted free tax prep sessions for residents across Saskatoon
Edwards' student-managed fund tops $2-million
The student-managed fund in the Edwards School of Business has hit a memorable milestone
Huskie star Labach's career is right on track
She has earned a place in Huskie Athletics history, joining the likes of the legendary Diane Jones Konihowski, Taryn Suttie and Kelsie Hendry, who all went on to become Olympians.
Edwards School of Business introduces two new certificates for students outside of the college
After years of offering the Business Administration Certificate to mature students and entrepreneurship minors for other colleges, the Edwards School of Business has now replaced it with two new programs (article via the Sheaf)
Huskies' Harmsworth taking care of business
It should come as no surprise that future accountant Colby Harmsworth is always one of the most accountable players on the ice for the University of Saskatchewan Huskie men's hockey team.
Edwards Indigenous students aim to build community with new event
The Indigenous Business Students Society (IBSS) hosted the inaugural IBSS Networking Gala on March 7.
Women at Edwards: celebrating International Women's Day
Edwards School of Business celebrates International Women's Day.
Edwards announces new pathway partnership with Lakeland College
Transfer agreement provides students with an opportunity to maximize their education.
Edwards students celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurial achievement
Enactus University of Saskatchewan students hosted the 13th annual Indigenous Youth Idea Challenge on February 13.
Partnership aims to help international students continue their education in Saskatchewan
Edwards School of Business and Dorset College signed an agreement that allows Dorset business students to transfer to the Bachelor of Commerce program.
The science of marketing Genetically Modified (GMO) Foods
Students and industry professionals gathered on February 7 to hear Dr. David Zhang's research on the marketing of GMO foods.
Edwards signs a memorandum of understanding with five Saskatchewan regional colleges
Edwards School of Business signed memorandum of understanding with Cumberland College, Great Plains College, North West College, Northlands College, and Parkland College.
Edwards hosts sold-out luncheon on mobilizing Canadian women leaders
Edwards hosted sold-out networking luncheon for women leaders in partnership with PowHERhouse Media
Edwards students win $20,000 in B2B case competition
Jordan Sinclair and Brock Andony won $20,000 at the Go B2B Marketing Challenge in February
Edwards School of Business welcomes 160 co-operative education students
Edwards School of Business Co-operative Education Program welcomed its 13th cohort on February 8 with a record number of 160 students.
Meet the Edwards 2019 Indigenous Achievement Award recipients
Three Edwards School of Business students received awards a part of Indigenous Achievement Week (February 4-8th).
uSask recognizes young entrepreneurs at 12th annual Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series
The inaugural recipients of the Get a Bigger Wagon Young Entrepreneur Awards were recognized as part of the 12th Annual Gordon and Maureen Haddock Entrepreneurial Speaker Series in January.
JDC West 2019 Recap
The Edwards School of Business JDC West team took part in the annual regional competition taking home five awards.
Balance key to Edwards student's success
Graduating Edwards School of Business student Andrea Landstad will receive her commerce degree at USask Spring Convocation in June.
Edwards celebrates women of influence at 16th annual event
3 amazing female leaders took the stage at the sold out Women of Influence breakfast presentation.
New CFCR radio show by Edwards alumni brings a voice to immigrant communities
A new radio show on CFCR 90.5 FM, produced and hosted by two former Edwards students, hopes to bring immigrant voices and live music to the airwaves of Saskatoon.
Edwards alumna walks the road to reconciliation
For Gabrielle Scrimshaw (B.Comm.'10), reconciliation isn't a destination. It's a generational process.
Edwards School of Business launches new research website
The school has recently launched a research website to highlight our faculty's diverse research initiatives and to invite potential partners.
Co-op student success on campus
The Edwards School of Business Co-op Program is on full display on campus this year with four departments hosting placements anywhere between eight and 12 months for students.
Edwards grad who won a cannabis retail license featured on CBC's the National
Cierra Sieben-Chuback (B.Comm.'18) appeared in a profile on CBC's The National.
Edwards alumnus honoured with CoSIDA Lifetime Achievement Award
Jack Neumann has received the capstone to his legendary career at the University of Calgary.
Edwards student recognized as Canadian Student Leader of the Year
Enactus University of Saskatchewan president Dani Nichols was named Canadian Student Leader of the Year.
From storm chasing to social media
Reality TV star and entrepreneur Ricky Forbes became a social media influencer "before we even knew what that was."
Willoughby works wonders with CFL picks
Keith Willoughby has never been more disappointed to have been right, than he was last year.
Edwards celebrates U of S safety recognition award
Congratulations to Brent Wellman, Director, Edwards Career Services on receiving the 2017 Safety Recognition Award.
The right footprints
Gabrielle Scrimshaw '18 is a Gleitsman Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. The first in her family to attend college, she plans to start an investment firm for tribal businesses and indigenous entrepreneurs.
Edwards labour-management relations certificate marks sixth anniversary
Edwards is celebrating the sixth anniversary of the labour-management relations certificate program.
Enactus University of Saskatchewan launches hydroponic system
In April Enactus U of S unveiled a new tool for their Food for the Future program, a hydroponic system.
Great time to be an entrepreneur
Students, faculty and community members gathered to hear local entrepreneur, John Williams, share his evolving story.
Enactus U of S participates in regional exposition
A group of 20 U of S students travelled to Calgary, Alberta to participate in the Enactus Canada Regional Exposition.
Edwards School of Business Earns Prestigious AACSB International Accreditation
The N. Murray Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) has earned accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
Edwards shares science of marketing
The second annual Science of Marketing Pub Talk featured Dr. Marjorie Delbaere's research behind marketing a controversial product.
PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. visit a hit with finance majors
Dembroski student-managed portfolio hosts guest speakers from PrairieSky Royalty Ltd.
Edwards wins both School of the Year titles at JDC West
Students from the Edwards School of Business brought home two coveted titles at the 2018 JDC West competition, held at the University of Calgary.
Edwards announces SPEAK! Canada partnership
Edwards School of Business has partnered with PowHERhouse Media to deliver a timely executive learning program for female leaders called SPEAK! Canada.
Team Edwards places 4th in strategy at the MBA Games
A team of four MBA candidates from Edwards School of Business took home 4th place in strategy at the 2018 MBA games in Ottawa, Ontario.
Edwards MPAcc program receives further accreditation by CPA Canada
The Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) program has achieved further accreditation by CPA Canada to deliver Capstone 2 module beginning in summer 2018.
Two Edwards alumni honoured with prestigious FCPA designation
Earlier this fall Merlis Belsher and Vicki McDougall were honoured at the CPA SK Member Recognition Gala.
Graduate students participate in experiential learning initiative
In late November, graduate students from the M.Sc. Marketing, M.Sc. Finance, and MBA programs at Edwards School of Business participated in an experiential learning initiative.
Edwards students compete in National Investment Banking Competition
A team of four Edwards students and members of the USask Investment Club are in Toronto this week for the National Investment Banking Competition (NIBC) and conference.
Edwards celebrates women of influence at 15th annual event
A sell-out crowd of 400 people attended the Women of Influence Breakfast Presentation on November 2 in celebration of female leadership and achievements.
Edwards students challenge Dean to take the Chillin' for Charity plunge
With the first snowfall of the year out of the way and weather predicted to be in the minus, 46 brave Edwards students will host their annual Chillin' for Charity event Thursday at the University of Saskatchewan.
6th Annual World Mining Competition Hosted in Saskatoon
Teams of students from around the world came together in Saskatoon, SK to compete for top honours in the fifth annual World Mining Competition.
Edwards student makes Canada home
2017 Convocation profile on B.Comm. graduate Anna Tavares.
Commerce Centennial Cheer Zone Off to Good Start
Edwards is encouraging Commerce alumni to join the Commerce Cheer Zone by offering a complimentary game ticket and food voucher for several Huskie games.
Willness new sustainability chair
Associate Dean Chelsea Willness has been appointed the new chair of the President's Sustainability Council.
Edwards Co-operative Education Program Celebrates 10 Years
Current and former co-op students and employers attended a special event at Prairieland Park to celebrate the success of the program over the past decade.
Alumni Association Achievement Award recipients announced
Brian Towriss (BComm'78) will be among those receiving University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association Achievement Awards at a gala on Oct. 26, 2017.
Edwards School of Business launches its centennial year
As students started the new school year last week, Edwards officially launched its centennial celebrations as part of the third annual Alumni Jubilee.
Worlds' first Learning Lab launched at U of S
The Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) will officially unveil the Allsopp Learning Lab-the first of its kind in the world-during a grand opening event on September 7.
Edwards school embraces new business ownership model
The Edwards School of Business, SuccessionMatching and a number of industry leaders have partnered to help university students and alumni successfully transition into business ownership.
Edwards Celebrates Long Service Award Recipients
Four long serving faculty and staff were celebrated for 25 years of commitment and service to the University of Saskatchewan.
Edwards alumna writes Indigenous Op-Ed for New York Times
Gabrielle Scrimshaw (BComm'10) penned an Op-Ed piece for the New York Times.
2017 Junior Achievement Hall of Fame Inductees
Alumnus Chief Darcy Bear (BUSADM 2009) and Betty-Ann Heggie, friend, and donor of the business school were among Saskatoon's inductees at the award ceremony.
Celebrating our Spring 2017 graduates
Earlier this month we celebrated over 350 graduates at 2017 spring convocation.
Pakistan to the Prairies: Edwards student celebrates long journey to U of S degree
2017 Convocation profile on B.Comm. graduate Rashid Ahmed.
Big Data + Organizational Leadership = Evidence-Based Decision Making
National experts share insights into organizational decision making at the 2017 Leadership Conference on Evidence-Based Decision Making.
Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program participants prepare pitches at U of S
Last week Aboriginal youth from around the province met in Saskatoon for the second Annual Saskatchewan Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program (AYEP) gathering.
Enactus U of S Recognized Nationally for Advancing the Lives of Indigenous People
The Enactus U of S team has been awarded the 2017 HSBC Indigenous Advancement Project Partnership Best Project award by Enactus Canada.
Delainey wastes no time getting down to business
2017 Convocation profile on soon to be graduate Bailey Delainey.
Enactus U of S Year-end Recap
Project and award highlights from the 2016-17 Enactus U of S student team.
Alumni Highlights - Chris Hengen-Braun
We catch up with USSU Engaged Young Alumni Award winner Chris Hengen-Braun (BComm'11)
MBA Classroom Namesake Robert Gordon Donates Expertise to Students
Robert Gordon (BComm'70) visited students in the MBA program and hosted a workshop on business strategy.
Finance Students Place First at CFA Society Ethics Challenge (Prairie Region)
Robbin Rempel, David Fortosky, Zhijun Liu, and Ryley Dalshaug represented the University of Saskatchewan at the inaugural competition.
Edwards Sweeps USSU Experience in Excellence Awards
Edwards faculty and students received 6 awards at the the University of Saskatchewan Students' Union (USSU) 25th annual Experience in Excellence Awards.
Edwards Alum First Canadian to Receive Oslo Business for Peace Award
Murad Al-Katib (BComm'94) has been awarded an international award by Nobel laureates.
Edwards alum called to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame
The winningest coach in Canadian football history will soon have another honour bestowed upon him.
U of S appoints dean in Edwards School of Business
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) has appointed Keith Willoughby as dean of the Edwards School of Business effective July 1, 2017, for a five-year term.
MBA students compete in East Meets West Leadership Case Competition
Kendra Wack, Ashley Dekok, Brittany Melnyk, and Timothy Tong represented the University of Saskatchewan at the third annual case competition.
From the University to the Real World with 3twenty Modular
Co-founders Bryan McCrea and Evan Willoughby spoke to students, staff and the community about entrepreneurship on Thursday, March 16th.
PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. Makes Investment in the Student Managed Portfolio Trust at Edwards.
The Dembroski Student Managed Portfolio Trust, a student-run investment portfolio at Edwards School of Business, has received a $250,000 gift to boost the value of the portfolio.
Edwards Welcomed into CFA Institute University Recognition Program
Students of Edwards School of Business taking steps to career success through preparation for the CFA Program
JDC West 2017 Competition Recap
The three-day business case competition took place at the University of Alberta this January and was themed "Empower New Beginnings".
Alumni Pay It Forward for Next Generation
The first ever "Break Room" was hosted by the Edwards Alumni Network during the December final season providing fun, food, and coffee for students.
First Year Students Compete for $1000 Prize
We are pleased to announce the winners of the COMM 119 business case competition and Golden Tongue Awards.
Edwards Alumni Named Entrepreneur of the Year
Saskatchewan-based businessman, Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGT Foods has been named Canada's 'Entrepreneur of the Year'.
Alumni Highlights: Dana Carriere
We catch up with new graduate Dana Carriere (MBA'16).
5th Annual World Mining Competition Hosted in Saskatoon
Teams of students from around the world came together in Saskatoon, SK to compete for top honours in the fifth annual World Mining Competition (WMC) in late October.
Edwards Celebrates Honorary Alumni
Without a doubt almost all students, staff, faculty and visitors will have connected with at least one of our new honorary alumni during their journey at Edwards.
14th Annual Breakfast Celebrates Women of Influence
The sold out event hosted 395 members of the business community and students in celebration of women leadership and achievements.
Chelsea Willness appointed associate dean, research and academic at Edwards School of Business
Chelsea Willness has been appointed associate dean, research and academic for the Edwards School of Business effective August 1, 2016. The appointment will be for a period of five years.
Saskatoon Blades welcome Thoma
Bryce Thoma (BComm'06) has been named assistant coach of the Saskatoon Blades
Generosity keeps Labach on track
Thanks to the generosity of U of S donors through the Annual Campaign for Students, Labach's rigorous but rewarding schedule is not compromised by cost.
Open textbook use on the rise at U of S
More than 2,700 students taking 20 courses will avoid the cost of buying a traditional textbook thanks to instructors choosing to use open textbooks.

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