Annual  Conference

The 2022 BSAC Annual Conference, held November 13-15, 2022 in Calgary, explored the role of Canadian business schools in today’s ever changing and uncertain world. Topics included social impact, academic leadership and engagement, entrepreneurship, indigenous programs, engagement with Indigenous communities, enrollment trends and positioning business schools in a global environment.

The  program of the conference is available here [PDF]. 

Conference materials and presentations [PDF]:

• Sunday
• • Indigenous Allyship in Canadian Business Schools, Marjorie Delbaere, Dana Carriere, University of Saskatchewan
  • A Matriarch Creation Âcimowin (Cree Word for Story) [Video], Delilah Mah, Cape Breton University
• Monday
• • The Future of Business Education: A Force for Good in Society, Maria Baltar, AACSB International
  • An Explanatory Study of How Business Schools Approach AACSB's Societal Impact Standards, Sertan Kabadayi, Greer Jason-DiBartolo, Journal of Education for Business, 2021
  • Case studies - Social Impact and Entrepreneurship Programs
  • • Creative Destruction Lab, Darren Dahl, University of British Columbia
    • Social Impact Successes, David E. Marshall, University of New Brunswick - Saint John
    • • Presentation - Social Impact Successes: Enablers and Barriers
    • FSA ULaval and Centraide, Frank Pons, Université Laval
    • Axford Impact Series, Leo Wong, University of Alberta
  • Case studies - Indigenous Programs
  • • Executive MBA in Indigenous Business Leadership, Ujwal Kayande, Simon Fraser University
    • Bachelor of Commerce Indigenous Business Major and Certificate in Indigenous Community Economic Development and Planning, Lisa Watson, Athabasca University
    • A Case for Collaboration, Josianne Marsan, Université Laval
    • Initiatives to Support Commitments to Truth and Reconciliation and Access, Stacie Chappell, Vancouver Island University
    • • Presentation - Initiatives to Support Commitments to Truth and Reconciliation and Access Through Partnerships and Place-Based Learning

Thank you to the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary for hosting the conference at their brand new Mathison Hall facility. Thank you also to the Dhillon School of Business, University of Lethbridge and the Bissett School of Business, Mount Royal University, for their collaboration as co-hosts.

Thank you to the Graduate Management Admission Council for the continued support as a conference sponsor.

Conférence annuelle

La Conférence annuelle 2022 de l'AEGC, qui s'est tenue du 13 au 15 novembre 2022 à Calgary, a exploré le rôle des écoles de gestion canadiennes dans le monde d'aujourd'hui en constante évolution et incertain. Les sujets ont traité d'impact social, de leadership académique et d'engagement, d'entrepreneuriat, de programmes autochtones, d'engagement auprès des communautés autochtones, des tendances en matière de recrutement et du positionnement des écoles de gestion dans le contexte mondial.

Le programme de la conférence est disponible ici [PDF, anglais]. 

Documents et présentations de la Conférence [PDF, anglais]:

• Dimanche
• • Indigenous Allyship in Canadian Business Schools, Marjorie Delbaere, Dana Carriere, University of Saskatchewan
  • A Matriarch Creation Âcimowin (Cree Word for Story) [Vidéo], Delilah Mah, Cape Breton University
• Lundi
• • The Future of Business Education: A Force for Good in Society, Maria Baltar, AACSB International
  • An Explanatory Study of How Business Schools Approach AACSB's Societal Impact Standards, Sertan Kabadayi, Greer Jason-DiBartolo, Journal of Education for Business, 2021
  • Études de cas - Impact social et programmes en entrepreneuriat
  • • Creative Destruction Lab, Darren Dahl, University of British Columbia
    • Social Impact Successes, David E. Marshall, University of New Brunswick - Saint John
    • • Présentation - Social Impact Successes: Enablers and Barriers
    • FSA ULaval and Centraide, Frank Pons, Université Laval
    • Axford Impact Series, Leo Wong, University of Alberta
  • Études de cas - Programmes autochtones
  • • Executive MBA in Indigenous Business Leadership, Ujwal Kayande, Simon Fraser University
    • Bachelor of Commerce Indigenous Business Major and Certificate in Indigenous Community Economic Development and Planning, Lisa Watson, Athabasca University
    • A Case for Collaboration, Josianne Marsan, Université Laval
    • Initiatives to Support Commitments to Truth and Reconciliation and Access, Stacie Chappell, Vancouver Island University
    • • Présentation - Initiatives to Support Commitments to Truth and Reconciliation and Access Through Partnerships and Place-Based Learning

Merci à la Haskayne School of Business de l'Université de Calgary qui a accueillie la conférence dans son nouvel édifice de Mathison Hall. Merci également à la Dhillon School of Business de l'Université de Lethbridge et la Bissett School of Business de l'Université Mount Royal qui ont collaborées à accueillir cette conférence.

Merci au Graduate Management Admission Council pour son soutien continu comme commanditaire de la conférence.