Schools
School registration for the 2011 MBA Case Competition is open until October 15th, 2010.
It has been my honor to have won the Concordia Cup three times: as a competitor in 1995, and as a coach in 2005 and 2010. I can honestly say it is more satisfying as a coach, regardless of whether we win. To take five individuals and see their skills and business acumen grow both individually and as a team during our practices, and then make our school proud each year with good performance at the competition is really exciting. I tell our team they have already won “gold” before the competition even begins: they have acquired a “virtual toolkit” of skills, frameworks and analytical tools that will serve them throughout their careers and their lives. It’s always a bonus to be in contention at the competition, and to win against such strong competitors is a great feeling. Our 2010 team did an outstanding job right down to the finish.
Leo Donlevy
Coach, First-place Winner 2010
University of Calgary
Participating as a competitor gives team members the chance to test the skills and raw talent they have acquired during their studies and refine them to suit the global business world in a setting composed of a select group of top MBA students chosen to represent their respective schools. The intensity of the competition brings out the best in each participant and proves that they can think on their feet and excel in the transition from the classroom to the real world.
Rise to the challenge
Test your analytical abilities, learn from your peers from other schools, and show and improve your presentation skills. Get feedback on your analysis and presentation from senior corporate executives.
Give yourself an edge
Recruiters identify top candidates through case competitions. This is your chance to demonstrate your leadership capabilities.
International networking
Meet students and faculty from universities around the world. Meet senior corporate executives and potential employers. Gain international exposure and recognition.
Discover a great city
Montreal is a major Canadian business center as well as a great, cosmopolitan, multicultural city. Mingle with new friends during lunches, cocktails, banquets and parties.
