Students bring home gold at national real estate competition
The second annual Undergraduate Real Estate Case Competition took place in Toronto on April 4. University of Guelph real estate students brought home top honours.
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Trading places: Professor Nikola Gradojevic investigates the impact of private information on foreign exchange trading
All traders in the foreign exchange market have access to public information such as media reports and central bank communications to help drive their decisions. While there is an ever-present risk associated with transactions of any size, using public information alone is often not enough to place traders on the podium of profit, which means the use private information is often involved.
Danby CEO Jim Estill shares secrets to business success
Estill spoke with students on March 30, sharing his background and advice on becoming a successful and well respected entrepreneur.
Students “dare” to pitch marketing strategies at case competition
Business students competed in the UGMS X Dare Case Competition held recently at the University of Guelph.
PhD Candidate Raymond Ren prepares to start academic career at Shandong University
After successfully navigating the competitive academic job market earlier this year, PhD in Economics Candidate Raymond Ren is about to embark on his career as an assistant professor at China's Shandong University.
March 23: University of Guelph business students raise more than $10,000 for at risk youth
Funds raised during the 5 Days for the Homeless campaign will be donated to Wyndham House in Guelph.
March 22: College of Business and Economics seeking internal applications for Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies
The College of Business and Economics of the University of Guelph invites applications from internal candidates for the position of Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies (ADR&G). Applicants must submit on or before April 1, 2016. Please see the Human Resources website and the full job description (doc) for more details.
MA Leadership alumna learns how to lead and thrive during challenging times
Colleen Sim developed an interest in the positive impact of effective teamwork early on in her career. It is something that has stayed with her over time and ignited her interest in the role of strong leaders in directing team success.
March 14: Business students raise funds for at risk youth
The 5 Days for the Homeless campaign will run until March 18.
March 3: Business and economics students help support Syrian student refugees
On March 7, the World University Service of Canada and the Multi-Faith Resource Team at the University of Guelph are partnering to host the Gryphons Care Dinner, with the goal of raising $30,000 to support the student refugees. The dinner will be held at Peter Clark Hall and will feature authentic Syrian vegetarian cuisine and entertainment.