A Colloquium to Help Canadian Business Schools Become More Hospitable to Indigenous Research and ResearchersThis full day, immersive colloquium will start with four hour-long sessions on selected Indigenous research topics: Self-location (Teddy Carter), cultural safety (Alex M. McComber), conversational methodologies (...

Moderator/Modérateur: Ebrahim Mazaheri (Wilfrid Laurier University)  Managing post-COVID-19 return to Office: Lesson from Double-lane LLCAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Osaro Igbinomwanhia (Conestoga College) Donkey Milk: Raising the Bar (of soap)Author(s)/Auteur(s): Kendra Hart (Mount Royal University) Shawarma World: Charting the Path for Sustainable GrowthAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Jees...

Presentation Title: How to Write Great Business Cases Meredith Woodwark, Wilfrid Laurier University (Editorial Board of the Case Research Journal)  Abstract:  Th...

Moderator/Modérateur: Alexander Miller (Huron University College)  ThinkZone: Education Technology and Social Innovation in Rural IndiaAuthor(s)/Auteur(s): Abby Golub (Concordia University), Suchit Ahuja (Concordia University) & Arman Sadreddin (Concordia University John Molson School of Business) From ad hoc to strategic: Revamping total compensation at Kerkhoff TechnologiesAuthor(s)/Auteur(s)...

Presentation Title: Case Writing and Teaching: Building Bridges Between Profession and Community Raymond Paquin, Concordia University (John Molson case competition)Abstract: This session offers a presentation on case writing and teaching as a way to connect to our profession and community while supporting our own professio...

Shining light on ai: A Symposium on the use of Artificial Intelligence in Post-Secondary Education.Author(s)/Auteur(s): Kristene Coller (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology), Terrance Weatherbee (Acadia University), Sonja Johnston (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology), Donna Sears (Acadia University), Nicholous Deal (Mount Saint Vincent University) & Blake Kanewischer (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology)

Presentation title: What “Local” Means Depends on Where (and Who) You Are: Organizational Theory Approaches to Studying Local Market CategoriesAbstract: Interest in “local” products has grown, despite (or perhaps in response to) an increasingly globalized world. At the same time, scholarly attention to local market categories has also increased.  Organizational theorists in particular, including those with interests in social responsibility, h...