http://business.queensu.ca/Stay up-to-date with Queen's School of Business's news releaseshttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2012/02_3_2012_equis.phpKingston, February 3, 2012 – The European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) has awarded Queen’s School of Business EQUIS re-accreditation. The European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) is the leading international system of quality assessment, improvement and accreditation of higher education institutions in management and business administration.Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:36:13 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2012/02_3_2012_equis.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2012/01_10_2012_suncor_crl.phpJanuary 10, 2012—Suncor Energy Foundation has donated $500,000 to the Centre for Responsible Leadership (CRL) at Queen’s School of Business to support its education, community development and sustainability initiatives over the next five years.Tue, 10 Jan 2012 11:53:35 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2012/01_10_2012_suncor_crl.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/dec_13_business_forecast_luncheon.phpDecember 08, 2011 - KINGSTON, ON – Be cautious and continue to prepare for the unexpected said members of the Business Forecast Lunch panel from Queen's School of Business at the 30th annual event today in Kingston, Ontario.Tue, 13 Dec 2011 16:02:21 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/dec_13_business_forecast_luncheon.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/09-12-2011_Edgar_Benson.phpFlags on campus are lowered in memory of Edgar Benson, an alumnus and former Queen’s School of Business professor.Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:00:06 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/09-12-2011_Edgar_Benson.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/aug_02_jay_handelman_and_scott_carson_take_on_new_leadership_roles_at_QSB.phpKingston – Jay Handelman, Associate Professor of Marketing, took up his new role as Associate Dean, Research, and Director of the PhD and MSc Programs on July 1. His predecessor, Organizational Behaviour Professor Julian Barling, resumes his teaching and research responsibilities full-time after having successfully led the programs for twelve years.Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:14:45 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/aug_02_jay_handelman_and_scott_carson_take_on_new_leadership_roles_at_QSB.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jul_19_atlantic_canadian_students_graduate_with_DR_sobey_atlantic_scholarship.phpNova Scotia(Monday, July 18, 2011) – Seven outstanding high school students from Atlantic Canada have been awarded the 2011 D&R Sobey Atlantic Scholarship to attend the Queen’s School of Business in Kingston, ON. The scholarship recognizes the students’ academic excellence, leadership skills and community involvement.Tue, 19 Jul 2011 08:41:52 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jul_19_atlantic_canadian_students_graduate_with_DR_sobey_atlantic_scholarship.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/july_04_QSB_magazine_now_online_and_interactive.phpQSB Magazine, the publication for alumni, students and friends of Queen’s School of Business, is now online at qsb.ca/magazine. This interactive version includes web-only content such as embedded videos and photo galleries. Readers can also comment on stories, share content with friends and colleagues, search Alumni Notes to see what classmates are up to, and check out past issues.Mon, 04 Jul 2011 14:17:00 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/july_04_QSB_magazine_now_online_and_interactive.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jun_16_change_of_command_paul_roman_heads_up_cornell_queens_program.phpThere’s a certain irony in the July 4 start date of Paul Roman’s new position as Director of the Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA (CQ-EMBA) program. While American program participants celebrate the Glorious Fourth, it will be business as not-so-usual as Paul reports for his first day of duty. He replaces Shai Dubey, Director of the Program since 2006, who moved to head up Queen’s Full-time MBA program when outgoing MBA Director Scott Carson returned to full-time teaching.Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:41:30 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jun_16_change_of_command_paul_roman_heads_up_cornell_queens_program.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jun_16_student_investors_beat_the_TSX_fund_grows_by_110K_in_1st_year.phpA group of student investors could give Bay Street financiers a run for their money. The student-run Queen’s University Investment Counsel (QUIC), launched in November, has reported its portfolio returned 17.5% on invested capital, outperforming the TSX Composite Index by 2.2%. The capital in play was $500K seeded by QSB. In its polished Annual Report, QUIC executives and Commerce’11 classmates Jeff Gallant, Mark Vesely and Andrew Iu reported the portfolio’s worth at $611K which includes gains as well as a $21K donation.Thu, 16 Jun 2011 14:24:37 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jun_16_student_investors_beat_the_TSX_fund_grows_by_110K_in_1st_year.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/june_1_QSB_prof_helps_lead_world-wide_study_of_key_cultural_differences_among_countries_and_why_these_exist.phpKINGSTON, ON – In today's world, conflicts and misunderstandings frequently arise between those who are from more restrictive cultures and those from less restrictive ones.Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:30:16 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/june_1_QSB_prof_helps_lead_world-wide_study_of_key_cultural_differences_among_countries_and_why_these_exist.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/june_1_Creative_Rural_Economy_successes_highlighted_at_a_conference_in_Kingston_and_Prince_Edward_County.phpInternational experts bring a global perspective to local challengesWed, 01 Jun 2011 14:01:06 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/june_1_Creative_Rural_Economy_successes_highlighted_at_a_conference_in_Kingston_and_Prince_Edward_County.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_19_in_memoriam_professor_emeritus_norman_macintosh.phpProfessor Macintosh came to Queen's in 1967 where he served for more than three decades. He was the only professor to garner the School of Business Research Excellence Award twice. He was inducted into the Queen's School of Business Faculty Hall of Fame in 2009.Thu, 19 May 2011 16:06:10 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_19_in_memoriam_professor_emeritus_norman_macintosh.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_18_awards_program_recognizes_outstanding_annual_reporting_in_the_not-for-profit_sector .phpTORONTO, May 18, 2011 – An awards program for Ontario charities is raising the bar for annual reporting in the not-for-profit sector. Now entering its fourth year, the Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards (VSRAs) have helped more than 100 charities improve the way they report to donors, funders, stakeholders and the public. The result, say organizers and participants, has been a new appreciation for annual reporting in the not-for-profit sector.Wed, 18 May 2011 15:46:09 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_18_awards_program_recognizes_outstanding_annual_reporting_in_the_not-for-profit_sector .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_13_MBA_students_initiate_Queens_MBA_Oath.phpAs they approach their convocation, 63 members of the Queen’s School of Business (QSB) full-time MBA program vowed to use the knowledge and skills they obtained at QSB to lead with integrity in consideration of the greater good by pledging the Queen’s MBA Oath.Fri, 13 May 2011 09:38:00 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_13_MBA_students_initiate_Queens_MBA_Oath.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_10_experts_on_genocide_discuss_barriers_to_combatting_mass_atrocities_QSB_conference.phpKINGSTON, ON – May 10, 2011 – Queen’s School of Business will be hosting a conference on “Moral & Ethical Issues in Consumer Decision Making” on Friday, May 20th. The keynote address by Dr. Paul Slovic and Major Brent Beardsley, two experts with very different perspectives, will delve into the psychological and operational barriers that affect how we respond to and seek to prevent mass atrocities. Against the backdrop of the current situation in the Middle East and North Africa, the speakers will explore how we can design legal mechanisms and political institutions that will motivate effective responses to genocide and other forms of mass abuses of innocent human beings. The keynote will take place from 1-2:30 p.m. in the Goodes Hall Atrium, and is open to the public. Tue, 10 May 2011 16:20:14 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_10_experts_on_genocide_discuss_barriers_to_combatting_mass_atrocities_QSB_conference.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_04_Institute_of_Chartered_Accountants_of_Ontario_Pledges_Ongoing_Support_for_QSB.phpKINGSTON, ON, May 4, 2011 – The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (ICAO) today announced its renewed financial support for Queen’s School of Business. The ten-year, $2-million commitment will provide funds for the CA-Queen’s Centre for Governance, including the Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards Program, and the CA Professorship in Accounting, and the creation of a Chartered Accountants Lecture Hall in the expansion of Goodes Hall—the home of the business school.Wed, 04 May 2011 15:01:30 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/may_04_Institute_of_Chartered_Accountants_of_Ontario_Pledges_Ongoing_Support_for_QSB.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_29_QSBs_steve_sousa_among_top_40_under_40TM.phpQSB grad Steve Sousa, MBA’11, is one of three Queen’s alumni to take a spot this year in the prestigious Top 40 under 40™, a national program founded and managed by the Caldwell Partners honouring Canadians under the age of 40 who have reached a significant level of success.Fri, 29 Apr 2011 09:22:47 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_29_QSBs_steve_sousa_among_top_40_under_40TM.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_26_flags_lowered_for_professor_cecil_e_law.phpFlags on campus are lowered and will remain lowered until Friday, April 29 for Professor Emeritus Cecil Law.Tue, 26 Apr 2011 15:57:42 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_26_flags_lowered_for_professor_cecil_e_law.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_14_QSB_alums_new_venture_makes_a_deal_on_dragons_den .phpAt no other point during the season finale of Dragons' Den did things get more heated than when Ethical Ocean entered the Den. The company's socially-minded entrepreneurs, including QSB alumni Chad Hamre, CEO, EMBA'11, and Brenna Donoghue, President, Marketing & Sales, MBA'09, run an online marketplace for organic, fairly traded, and eco-friendly products. Ethical Ocean's pitchers Tony Hancock and David Damberger left the Den with a deal – but not without a fiery debate first.Thu, 14 Apr 2011 12:42:13 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_14_QSB_alums_new_venture_makes_a_deal_on_dragons_den .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_10_three_queens_teams_take_home_150K_loans_for_local_business_start-ups.phpFinalists pitched their business plans to a panel of judges from competition sponsors Queen's School of Business and Prince Edward/Lennox & Addington Community Futures Development Corporation (PELA CFDC) on March 5 at Goodes Hall. After hearing presentations from the five finalists, the judges announced the winning three teams:Thu, 10 Mar 2011 09:58:41 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_10_three_queens_teams_take_home_150K_loans_for_local_business_start-ups.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_07_alumnus-sponsored_internship_program_gives_students_experience_working_in_asia.phpWilliam Yu (Sc’84, MBA’87) wished there were more paid international summer internships when he attended Queen’s. Now as a managing partner of a global capital investment company, Mr. Yu wants to help create those opportunities for Queen’s students.Thu, 07 Apr 2011 15:29:20 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/apr_07_alumnus-sponsored_internship_program_gives_students_experience_working_in_asia.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_08_flash_mob_of_commerce_volunteers_charms_locals_at_school_reno_project_in_ecuador.phpQueen's Commerce students descended on Quito, Ecuador, during Reading Week in late February to volunteer their services in helping renovate a local school. One of the highlights of their five-day mission was a Flash Mob that the students orchestrated to entertain the children and provide a bit of a break from the manual labour.Tue, 08 Mar 2011 13:30:24 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_08_flash_mob_of_commerce_volunteers_charms_locals_at_school_reno_project_in_ecuador.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_01_how_do_ethical_people_commit_fraud.phpKINGSTON, ON, March 1, 2011 – Although most people would consider themselves ethical, it turns out that we are all very capable of committing fraud according to new research from Queen’s School of Business. The three factors that must first be in place are opportunity, motivation and the ability to rationalize our actions. Tue, 01 Mar 2011 09:54:55 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/mar_01_how_do_ethical_people_commit_fraud.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_22_QSBs_newest_double _degree_option_at_spains_ESADE_for_masters_of_global_management_students.phpQueen's School of Business has added ESADE Business School in Barcelona, Spain, as its newest international partner in offering a double degree option as part of its Master of Global Management Program.Tue, 22 Feb 2011 14:00:40 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_22_QSBs_newest_double _degree_option_at_spains_ESADE_for_masters_of_global_management_students.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_09_1st_place_finish_for_commerce_team_at_international_case_competition_in_vancouver.phpQueen’s Commerce students Kayleigh Roberts, Morgan Klein-MacNeil and Ben Richards took top honours at CASE IT, an international undergraduate business case competition focusing on Management Information Systems (MIS). This annual competition, hosted by Simon Fraser University, took place from Feb. 2 to 5 in downtown Vancouver.Wed, 09 Feb 2011 15:36:27 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_09_1st_place_finish_for_commerce_team_at_international_case_competition_in_vancouver.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_02_queens_women_and_the_MBA_events_coming_to_major_canadian_cities.phpQueen’s School of Business is hosting a series of networking and information sharing events in Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary and Vancouver for women considering an MBA. A panel of women graduates from each of the School’s four MBA programs will share their experiences and insights during presentations moderated by Gloria Saccon, Director of Queen’s Executive MBA program.Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:01:25 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_02_queens_women_and_the_MBA_events_coming_to_major_canadian_cities.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_01_queens_MBA_team_takes_2nd_place_at_international_case_competition.phpIn the largest competition of its kind in the world, Queen’s scored a second place finish at the John Molson 2011 MBA International Case Competition in Montreal in early January. More than 250 competitors representing 36 business schools from 11 countries competed in this annual competition organized by Concordia University’s John Molson School of Business. Tue, 01 Feb 2011 14:43:33 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/feb_01_queens_MBA_team_takes_2nd_place_at_international_case_competition.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_24_queens_executive_MBA_program_now_available_on_your_desktop.phpKINGSTON, ON, January 24, 2011 – Queen’s School of Business recently welcomed the first virtual team of Executive MBA students from across Canada as well as beyond our borders in Bermuda. This is the first program of its kind and enables Queen’s to attract highly qualified professional candidates who would otherwise not be able to get this highly prized degree.Mon, 24 Jan 2011 09:56:36 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_24_queens_executive_MBA_program_now_available_on_your_desktop.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_19_professors_yuri_levin_and_jean-paul_roy_named_top_QSB_researchers.phpKingston, ON – Research excellence exemplified by two prolific QSB faculty members was celebrated at a reception at Goodes Hall on Jan. 17. The QSB Award for Research Achievement was presented by Dean David Saunders to Yuri Levin, Associate Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Operations Management, while New Researcher Achievement Award honours went to Jean-Paul Roy, Assistant Professor and Toller Family Fellow of International Business.Wed, 19 Jan 2011 13:52:51 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_19_professors_yuri_levin_and_jean-paul_roy_named_top_QSB_researchers.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_18_commerce_students_win_case_challenge_at_queens_national_marketing_conference.phpKingston, ON – Creativity, marketing prowess and the ability to think on their feet brought case competition glory to two Queen’s Commerce students at the Queen’s Marketing Association Conference held Jan. 14 to 16. Fourth-year students Georgia Fong and Jamie Shea captured top honours in ABInBev’s Budweiser Case Challenge – the highlight of the weekend conference that brought together 130 of Canada’s brightest marketing students.Tue, 18 Jan 2011 13:40:57 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_18_commerce_students_win_case_challenge_at_queens_national_marketing_conference.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_17_QSB_students_cruze_to_victory.phpKingston, ON – Chevrolet today awarded Bram Warshafsky, BCom’10, the keys to his own all-new Chevrolet Cruze for winning the title of Canada’s Next Top Ad Exec (CNTAE). The vehicle was delivered at Queen’s School of Business on the opening day of the 26th annual Queen’s Marketing Association Conference.Mon, 17 Jan 2011 09:26:30 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_17_QSB_students_cruze_to_victory.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_13_QSBs_inter_collegiate_business_case_competition_draws_competitors_from_around_the_world.phpKingston, ON – Canada’s largest and longest-running undergraduate business case competition kicked off in Kingston on January 6. The Inter-Collegiate Business Competition (I.C.B.C.) drew 170 submissions from 41 business schools around the world for its 33rd anniversary event.Thu, 13 Jan 2011 13:41:56 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_13_QSBs_inter_collegiate_business_case_competition_draws_competitors_from_around_the_world.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_12_commerce_entrepreneurs_earn_spots_in_elite_business_program .phpQueen’s was well represented in ‘The Next 36’ program for young Canadian entrepreneurs, with Commerce students Michael Schmidt and Emily Dymitosh and Engineering student Dan McCann each capturing a $25,000 scholarship. In December, the students competed in a rigorous weekend of interviews with some of Canada’s top executives to secure their spots in this elite competition.Wed, 12 Jan 2011 10:28:42 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_12_commerce_entrepreneurs_earn_spots_in_elite_business_program .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_10_QSB_rings_in_the_new_year_with_a_full_slate_of_student_conferences_and_competitions.phpQueen’s Commerce Society (ComSoc) hosts six conferences and competitions in January – the busiest month for these extra-curricular events that attract undergrad business students from across Canada and around the world. From Canada’s longest running business case competition (ICBC) to conferences on international business and the sports industry, QSB’s Commerce students and their counterparts have a wealth of experiential learning opportunities to choose from.Mon, 10 Jan 2011 10:57:58 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2011/jan_10_QSB_rings_in_the_new_year_with_a_full_slate_of_student_conferences_and_competitions.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/12-08-2010_queens_school_of_business_hosts_29th_annual_business_forecast_lunch.phpDecember 08, 2010 - KINGSTON, ON – Queen's School of Business professors made their economic predictions for 2011 at the 29th annual Business Forecast Lunch today in Kingston, Ontario.Wed, 08 Dec 2010 12:26:20 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/12-08-2010_queens_school_of_business_hosts_29th_annual_business_forecast_lunch.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/12-04-2010_QSB_commerce_students_raise_over_10000_in_holiday_hope_campaign_photo.phpFor the second year in a row, Queen’s Commerce students rallied around the Holiday Hope campaign to help brighten the festive season for local families in need. The campaign successfully raised over $10,000 in the form of holiday gifts destined for children in 59 families.Thu, 09 Dec 2010 15:40:39 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/12-04-2010_QSB_commerce_students_raise_over_10000_in_holiday_hope_campaign_photo.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-30-2010_voluntary_sector_reporting_award_winners_announced.phpTORONTO - The winners of the third annual Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards (VSRAs) were announced at a luncheon ceremony in North York on November 26. At a time when financial reporting is becoming increasingly important to organizations of all types and sizes, the VSRAs recognize those organizations within Ontario's diverse and growing not-for-profit sector that have achieved best practices.Mon, 03 Jan 2011 10:50:49 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-30-2010_voluntary_sector_reporting_award_winners_announced.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-18-2010-fostering_entrepreneurship_in_the_creative_economy_conference.phpWhat is the secret to competitiveness in the new economy? With jobs in traditional industries like manufacturing in decline, and financing for entrepreneurs increasingly scarce, communities across Eastern Ontario are seeking new ways to grow their local economies. Many communities are now asking how they might tap into some of the wealth found in the burgeoning creative economy.Thu, 18 Nov 2010 12:07:18 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-18-2010-fostering_entrepreneurship_in_the_creative_economy_conference.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-11-2010-a_decade_on_top_queens_MBA_top_canadian_school_in_businessweeks_b_School_ranking.phpBusinessweek magazine has once again ranked Queen's MBA as the top Canadian business school, finishing second overall for international schools in the biennial business school ranking.Fri, 12 Nov 2010 14:44:39 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-11-2010-a_decade_on_top_queens_MBA_top_canadian_school_in_businessweeks_b_School_ranking.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-08-2010_QSB_hosts_contemporary_accounting_research_conference.phpQueen's Professor Steven Salterio (left), newly appointed editor of Contemporary Accounting Research (CAR), and Dean David Saunders talk with the journal's founding editor, Professor Haim Falk, Open University and Tel Aviv University, at the 25th annual CAR Conference held in Kingston November 5-6, 2010. CAR was recently added to the Financial Times prestigious list of the top academic journals in the world.Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:05:17 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-08-2010_QSB_hosts_contemporary_accounting_research_conference.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-03-2010_student-run_investment_counsel_to_manage_real_money_portfolio.phpThe Queen's University Investment Counsel (QUIC) recently announced the launch of a real money portfolio.Tue, 15 Feb 2011 12:51:59 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-03-2010_student-run_investment_counsel_to_manage_real_money_portfolio.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-01-2010_commerce_student_is_featured_pianist_in_concert_with_the_kingston_symphony_orchestra.phpLike many fourth-year, high achieving Commerce students, Annie Guo is used to pressure. In addition to juggling mid-terms and assignments, Annie faced pressure of another kind when she took her place on stage at Kingston’s Grand Theatre on Oct. 31. As the winner of the 2009 Queen’s Concerto Competition, Annie was given the opportunity to play with the orchestra in concert. Her performance of Grieg’s Piano Concerto thrilled the capacity crowd that Sunday afternoon.Wed, 15 Dec 2010 10:51:20 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/11-01-2010_commerce_student_is_featured_pianist_in_concert_with_the_kingston_symphony_orchestra.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-29-2010-queens_wears_pink_campaign_spearheaded_by_commerce_student.phpStudents from Queen’s School of Business (QSB) have once again set the record for results on the annual Chartered Accountants’ Uniform Evaluation (UFE) exam. This year, Queen’s Bachelor of Commerce graduates achieved a pass rate of 95 percent for first time examination writers — exceeding the Ontario average of 79 percent...Wed, 01 Dec 2010 10:46:28 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-29-2010-queens_wears_pink_campaign_spearheaded_by_commerce_student.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-28-2010_bringing_academic_and_business_leaders_together_to_create_opportunity.phpThe Monieson Centre, Queen's School of Business launches another innovative seminar seriesTue, 15 Feb 2011 12:46:39 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-28-2010_bringing_academic_and_business_leaders_together_to_create_opportunity.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-18-2010_business_plan_competition_offers_loans_for_starting_businesses_in_prince_edward_or_lennox_addington_counties.phpHave A $150,000 Business Idea?Tue, 15 Feb 2011 12:40:52 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/10-18-2010_business_plan_competition_offers_loans_for_starting_businesses_in_prince_edward_or_lennox_addington_counties.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/09-16-2010_four_QSB_professors_awarded_prestigious_SSHRC_grants.phpKINGSTON, ON - The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) has awarded over $243,000 in funding to four faculty at Queen's School of Business.Tue, 15 Feb 2011 12:34:23 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/09-16-2010_four_QSB_professors_awarded_prestigious_SSHRC_grants.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/08-25-2010-Companies_Can_Turn_Lean_Times_into_Big_Success_Queens_Expert.phpKINGSTON, ON, august 25, 2010 – A survey of over 125 working managers and executives completing their Executive MBA at Queen’s School of Business in boardroom learning teams across Canada reveals that even during recent uncertain times their organizations plan to introduce new products and services to come in the near future. Specifically, almost seven in 10 (69 per cent) said their organizations have enhancements to existing products or services planned in the next 12 months. The results generally contradict Canada’s reputation as a nation ingrained with ultra-conservative business practices – practices that helped weather the economic storm over the last two years, says Barry Cross, an instructor at Queen’s School of Business. But, we could definitely be doing more. In many cases, our efforts in innovation are misdirected or compromised through a waste of resources elsewhere.Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:22:35 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/08-25-2010-Companies_Can_Turn_Lean_Times_into_Big_Success_Queens_Expert.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/08-09-2010-International_youth_meet_at_Queens_School_of_Business .phpQueen's School of Business hosts our world's future international business leaders this week at the 40th Annual Next Generation Leaders (NGL) Forum. The event opens on Saturday, August 7 and runs through to Friday, August 13. Tue, 10 Aug 2010 09:48:44 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/08-09-2010-International_youth_meet_at_Queens_School_of_Business .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/06-29-10_D_R_Sobey_Atlantic_Scholarship_Recipients_Announced .phpThe 2010 recipients of the D&R Sobey Atlantic Scholarship for outstanding academic achievement are: Alexander Elias - Rothesay High School, Rothesay, NB Kelvin Kingsley - Corner Brook High School, Corner Brook, NL Mirae Lee - Bathurst High School, Bathurst, NB Matthew Stairs - Citadel High School, Halifax, NS Devon Toole - Kennebcasis Valley High School, Quispamsis, NB Thomas Wall - Lockview High School, Fall River, NS Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:54:01 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/06-29-10_D_R_Sobey_Atlantic_Scholarship_Recipients_Announced .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/06-14-10_Workplace_Harassment_Once_Twice_or_Three_Times_as_Harmful .phpA single type of workplace harassment on its own can be just as harmful to an employee as being exposed to one or even two additional types of harassment, according to new research from Queen’s School of Business published in the Journal of Applied Psychology. However, general workplace harassment — the causes of which are more difficult to pinpoint — can actually be harder for victims to tolerate than racial or gender harassment, which are typically rooted in bias.Fri, 11 Jun 2010 11:10:09 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/06-14-10_Workplace_Harassment_Once_Twice_or_Three_Times_as_Harmful .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-29-10_Queens_School_of_Business_Breaks_Ground_on_expansion.phpIn response to increasing demand for enrolment at Queen’s School of Business from aspiring undergraduate and graduate students across Canada and around the world, the business school officially broke ground on a new 75,000 square foot wing at a ceremony held today in Kingston, Ontario.Mon, 31 May 2010 09:14:31 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-29-10_Queens_School_of_Business_Breaks_Ground_on_expansion.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-11-2010_Queens_Masters_of_Global_Management_Program.phpQueen's School of Business is extending the global scope of the Master of Management in Global Management (MGM) program by offering students the unique opportunity to earn two degrees while in the program with one of five international business school partners.Tue, 11 May 2010 15:47:20 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-11-2010_Queens_Masters_of_Global_Management_Program.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-10-2010_ Awards_ program_ promotes_ Voluntary_ Sector_ financial_ reporting_ excellence.phpAt a time when transparency in financial reporting is becoming increasingly important to organizations of all types and sizes, Ontario's diverse and growing not-for-profit sector must keep up with the trend towards best practices. To help promote financial reporting excellence, the Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards (VSRAs) are back for a third year to promote openness and accountability.Mon, 10 May 2010 14:31:54 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/05-10-2010_ Awards_ program_ promotes_ Voluntary_ Sector_ financial_ reporting_ excellence.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/04-27-2010_Queens_Master_of_Management_in_Finance .phpKINGSTON, ON – Queen’s School of Business has introduced an innovative Master of Management in Finance (MFin) program, designed for aspiring investment bankers, asset managers and financial analysts.Tue, 27 Apr 2010 11:59:57 -0400http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/04-27-2010_Queens_Master_of_Management_in_Finance .phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/02-10-2010-BSME-results.phpFifty organizations from across the country have been selected as the Best Small & Medium Employers in Canada in a study released today by Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing (QCBV) at Queen’s School of Business in conjunction with Hewitt Associates, a global human resources consulting and outsourcing company. Canadian organizations with between 50 and 399 permanent employees are eligible to participate ...Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:08:27 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/02-10-2010-BSME-results.phphttp://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/01-14-2010_BMO_financial_group_donates.phpQueen's School of Business received a $2 million gift from BMO Financial Group in support of the expansion of Goodes Hall, the home of the business school.Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:08:59 -0500http://business.queensu.ca/news/2010/01-14-2010_BMO_financial_group_donates.php