Annual conference || Conférence annuelle

ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2021

The 2021 BSAC annual conference, held November 1-3, 2021, explored the role of Canadian business schools in today’s ever changing and uncertain world. Topics and discussions included impact, leadership, access to business education, indigenous business education, enrollment trends, life-long learning, sustainable development and social responsibility.

Agenda of the Conference available here.

Background documents:

• Carrington Crisp - The future of lifelong and executive education
• BSAC - State of Education for Sustainable Development and Responsability in Canadian Business Schools
• Quacquarelli Symonds - Leading the Way in the COVID-19 Recovery
• Goodman School of Business - Local Impact Global Reach, First Impact Report, March 2021

Presentations decks:

• Being a Dean in 2021 - Gina Grandy, University of Regina, Hill-Levene Schools of Business
• Results from the 2021 Canadian Business School Survey - Quacquarelli Symonds
• Determining Impact: The Goodman Experience - Brock University
• Mad Max or the Wild West: what is the future of lifelong and executive education - Andrew Crisp, Carrington Crisp
• Shifting Demand, Preferences of Candidates and Implications for Future Strategies - GMAC
• Next Generation Manufacturing Canada
• The State of Education for Sustainable Development and Responsibility in Canadian Business Schools - Houston Peschl, University of Calgary, Haskayne School of Business

Thank you to the Goodman School of Business, Brock University, for having hosted the conference, and to the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) for the generous support as conference sponsor.

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CONFÉRENCE ANNUELLE 2021

La conférence annuelle 2021 de l'AEGC a exploré le rôle des écoles de gestion canadiennes dans le monde d'aujourd'hui en constante évolution et incertain. Les sujets et les discussions ont traité d'impact, de leadership, d'accès à l'enseignement en gestion, d'enseignement en gestion autochtone, des tendances en matière de recrutement étudiant, de formation continue, de développement durable et da responsabilité sociale.

Le programme de la Conférence est disponible ici.

Documents de référence :

• Carrington Crisp - The future of lifelong and executive education
• BSAC - State of Education for Sustainable Development and Responsability in Canadian Business Schools
• Quacquarelli Symonds - Leading the Way in the COVID-19 Recovery
• Goodman School of Business - Local Impact Global Reach, First Impact Report, March 2021

Présentations utilisées lors de la Conférence :

• Being a Dean in 2021 - Gina Grandy, University of Regina, Hill-Levene Schools of Business
• Results from the 2021 Canadian Business School Survey - Quacquarelli Symonds
• Determining Impact: The Goodman Experience - Brock University
• Mad Max or the Wild West: what is the future of lifelong and executive education - Andrew Crisp, Carrington Crisp
• Shifting Demand, Preferences of Candidates and Implications for Future Strategies - GMAC
• Next Generation Manufacturing Canada
• The State of Education for Sustainable Development and Responsibility in Canadian Business Schools - Houston Peschl, University of Calgary, Haskayne School of Business

Merci à la Goodman School of Business, Brock University, d'avoir été l'hôte de cette conférence ; ainsi qu'au Graduate Management Admissions Council pour leur soutien en tant que commanditaire principal.