Join Pamela Allen, MD Financial Management CEO and Alberta School of Business alum, as she opens up about her inspiring journey from commerce student to becoming the first female CEO in the financial management industry.
Ashley McKarney, ‘08 BCom and founder of Involvi HR Consulting, is passionate about helping others succeed
Local discovery and innovation at the forefront for Jennifer Tkachuk-Tremblay, founder and CEO of Somm.
PhD student in the Alberta School of Business and Faculty of Native Studies advocates for Indigenous women across the country.
Celebrating the achievements of Business faculty, staff, students and alumni.
Investing in innovation a key strategy for Edmonton’s downtown core according to Alberta School of Business alumna.
There are many opportunities to step outside your comfort zone in the Alberta School of Business.
Imagine working for 45 years in public service, 19 different jobs, and for every position you worked – you were the first (and sometimes only) woman.
An interdisciplinary approach to collaboration, entrepreneurship and innovation on campus.
Celebrating the achievements of Business faculty, staff, students and alumni.
Madeline Toubiana investigates entrepreneurship’s role in social change.
Turbulent times force companies to adapt. How quickly and smartly they do so dictates their ability to survive and thrive.
Kylie Heales will pursue research on how women in developing economies can move out of poverty through entrepreneurship.
Alumna Charlotte Nesbitt on the importance of learning constantly and being open to opportunities.
The MBA program at the Alberta School of Business supports learning and growth through unique and transformational classes.
The manager of ThresholdImpact Venture Mentoring Service teaches us about the power of shower-thinking and team brainstorms.
Julianne Fraser shares a few influencer marketing strategies that have enabled her campaigns and their inspirational brands to thrive in their fields.
Women from the Alberta School of Business discuss the mentorship they have received from other women, and the positive impact it has had on their lives.
Chocolate and adventure go hand-in-hand for this Edmonton-based company.
Raylene Whitford brings unique experience to national group advising Canadian government on equitable economic recovery from a pandemic that is disproportionately affecting women.
Four MBA graduates are bringing new ideas to Edmonton’s food scene.
As assistant dean, EDI, Michelle Inness is committed to supporting diverse student experiences
The first two women Alberta School of Business graduates walked the convocation stage nearly 100 years ago, paving the way for generations of future businesswomen.
Choosing to challenge through the art of spoken word.
For Kristina Milke, success is measured by the growth of an entrepreneurial community that helps people achieve the dreams that drive them.
Kristel Owens (‘16 MBA, ’15 BCom) shares how connecting with alumni chapters provides value beyond campus.
For business professor Jennifer Jennings—one of 16 new or renewed CRCs at the U of A announced today—receiving one of Canada’s most prestigious research awards couldn’t have come at a better time.
One grad shares what crisis taught her about rolling with the punches.
ThresholdImpact VMS manager and entrepreneur Lazina McKenzie helps bring the collective experience of more than 100 volunteer mentors to a diverse array of startups.
Powered by U of A grads, RunWithIt Synthetics uses machine learning to help clients anticipate the complex reality their projects will operate in.
Four alumni from the School of Business among Edmonton, Calgary’s respective 2020 “Top 40 under 40” lists of entrepreneurs, researchers, innovators and artists.
More communicative public engagement style on complex environmental issues leads to best outcomes when science, economics, and social factors are all weighed .
Appointment will identify and promote practices and principles that celebrate equity, human rights, respect, and accountability.
International project aims to identify and reduce bias in job recruitment and human resource management using responsible artificial intelligence
Life lessons from a grad who dropped everything to sail halfway around the world.
RWI Synthetics is helping companies and governments prepare for the worst, including climate disasters.