The Asper School of Business’ team of 50 students placed second in the School of the Year Competition at JDC West (Jeux de Commerce West) last week. The JDC West competition consists of ten discipline-based case competition teams of three students each, a debate team of four, a sports team of eight, and a social […]

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Once again students in the University of Manitoba’s Asper School of Business won an international competition, this time it was the Georgia Bowl.
Since 1996 the school has won 50 competitions, a world-record.
On Feb. 4, the Asper School’s Team Solvert took first place at the Georgia Bowl business plan competition held in Kennesaw State University in […]

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The Stu Clark Investment Competition, Canada’s premier graduate level business competition, begins today, March 31, and its namesake, Stu Clark will be in attendance and celebrated for his recent $3 million donation.
Mr. Clark graduated with a B.Comm (Hons) from the University of Manitoba in 1976 and over the years has donated millions to the school […]

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Teams from 15 of the top universities in the world including Sasin from Thailand, Carnegie Mellon, Johns Hopkins and Michigan from the US, are coming to Winnipeg tomorrow to take part in the Sixth Annual Stuart Clark Venture Challenge.
This competition is part of the prestigious MOOT Corp. system and is one of only 24 such […]

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A team of four University of Manitoba MBA students placed second out of 522 teams at the Capstone International Fall 2009 Challenge.

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An Asper School of Business student competition with a track record for helping launch multimillion dollar ventures will begin the evening with a reception for teams, judges, faculty, university administration and the event’s namesake, Stu Clark.
Twenty-four teams from the world’s best business schools including the Asper School are in Winnipeg to compete for the Stuart […]

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A team of University of Manitoba business students has taken first place at University of Louisville’s 2009 Brown-Forman Cardinal Challenge Business Plan Competition for the best business plan and presentation.
As Team Purus Technologies, Asper School of Business students Kyle Emond, Erik St. Hilaire and Sonja Tunovic advanced through several rounds in front of a panel […]

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