Dean Mitch Fields of the Odette School of Business will moderate a panel discussing “Post-COVID Perspectives on Leadership in a Global Setting” during a Breakfast with the Dean on Dec. 7.
Dean Mitch Fields of the Odette School of Business will moderate a panel discussing “Post-COVID Perspectives on Leadership in a Global Setting” over breakfast Dec. 7.
Gurupdesh Pandher, professor of finance in the Odette School of Business, discussed inflation’s impact on the Canadian economy and markets with journalist Katerina Georgieva on Sept. 21.
Although the Consumer Price Index is moving in the right direction, inflation and higher interest rates to combat it will continue to have an impact on equity markets and employment, says finance professor Gurupdesh Pandher.
He discussed August data on inflation in an interview with CBC News on Sept. 21, the day of the data’s release.
Windsor Regional Hospital received the Sue Skrobiak Award of Excellence on Sept. 20 from the Odette School of Business. From left: Bharat Maheshwari, MBA academic director; Mitch Fields, dean of the Odette School of Business; John Skrobiak, Sue Skrobiak’s widower; Karen Riddell, chief nursing officer and chief operating officer of Windsor Regional Hospital; Amie Mandal, Sue Skrobiak’s daughter; Bijan Mandal, Amie Mandal’s husband; Anthony Paniccia, chair of the Windsor Regional Hospital board; David Musyj, Windsor Regional Hospital CEO; Gerry Kerr, MBA professor.
Windsor Regional Hospital received the Sue Skrobiak Award of Excellence on Sept. 20 from the Odette School of Business.
Media have been calling on finance professor Gurupdesh Pandher for his expertise in explaining inflation and its impact on the economy.
The Odette School of Business is partnering with the John Howard Society of Ontario to share expertise, conduct research, and explore educational opportunities.
Squash supporters: Management professor Bharat Maheshwari with CEO Irfan Qadir of the accounting firm Gerald Duthie & Co. and restaurateur Ahmed Zabian of Eastern Flavours.
Anne Snowdon will lead a team of 18 researchers working with 40 partner organizations and citizen advocacy groups across the country to improve supply chains in Canadian health care.
Anne Snowdon will lead a team of esearchers working to improve supply chains in Canadian health care.
The July 24 Steps for Sue walk/run will raise funds for the Sue Skrobiak Award for Excellence and the Hospice of Windsor and Essex County.
The July 24 Steps for Sue walk/run will raise funds for the Sue Skrobiak Award for Excellence and the Hospice of Windsor and Essex County.
Psychological resilience is a key personal resource and competitive advantage for entrepreneurs.
Management professor Kyle Brykman offers advice to entrepreneurs on developing psychological resilience in an article published Wednesday.
WE-Spark Health Institute has scheduled a research think tank for Friday, April 22.
