In This Issue
Famed scientist Marie Curie declared "Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less."
Thrive asked alumni Michael Nederhoff (B.Comm. 1994) to author an opinion piece on ethically growing controversial companies.
Over the course of their degree, our B.Comm. graduates become Nation Builders. We spoke to some of our student leaders to gain insight on what they have taken from their time at Edwards and what they believe has made them a Nation Builder.
Cover Story
A decade on, the student-managed fund in the Edwards School of Business hits $4.3 million. Here is a then-and-now overview of the growth and asset structure of the portfolio.
Five People, Five Jobs
Five outstanding Edwards graduates tell us what they love about their jobs.
Alumni
Alumna Sandra Masters (B.Comm. 1996) talks about representation following her installment as the 35th mayor of Regina and recognition as the first woman mayor of either of Saskatchewan's major cities.
Brandon Spink (B.Comm. 2016) received the $10,000 Joule Innovation Grant in the Emerging Physician Innovator category in 2020 following his team's win in the 2019 Med.Hack(+) hackathon competition for his invention, the Nexagon.
Nicole Li (B.Comm. 2011, MPAcc 2012) helps students realize their road map to success.
We are proud to share the accomplishments of our outstanding alumni from across the world.
In The Community
Leadership looks different for everyone depending on where you are in your career. Learn more about Edwards Executive Education's program offerings.
The Edwards School of Business acknowledges, with gratitude, our many donors who generously support the school and the programs and services offered.
The Edwards School of Business regrets the passing of these alumni and friends. In Memoriam includes those who have passed between December 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021.