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Case Champion Conversations

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by MacEwan University School of Business

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MacEwan University’s School of Business faculty members engage with students, industry and community as they discuss the learning, teaching, writing and publishing of business cases that focus on social enterprise, diversity, equity and inclusion, and internationalization. For the past 50 years, MacEwan University’s School of Business faculty members have used business cases in their classes as a foundation for assignments, presentations and debate. Since 2009, more than 40 Ivey business cases have been published by 16 MacEwan business faculty members.

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September 16, 2022

S1E8 - Thelma Cross-Olden Foundation

<h1>This Episode</h1> <p>Thelma Cross-Olden Foundation – with Dr. Theresa Chika-James, assistant professor of management and organizational behaviour in MacEwan University’s School of Business, and Bachelor of Commerce students and entrepreneurs, Gabriella Amesbury and Robyn Starko.</p>

September 16, 2022

S1E7 - Better Staffing at Moving Machines

<h1>This Episode</h1> <p>Today’s case conversation – Better staffing at moving machines: Improving processes and addressing executive concerns – with Dr. Mike Annett, associate professor in human resources management in MacEwan University’s School of Business, Lynn Meyers, community partner.</p>

September 16, 2022

S1E6 - Uplift: The use of Gender Pronouns in Email Signatures

<h1>This Episode</h1> <p>Uplift: The use of gender pronouns in email signatures – with Dr. Mike Annett, associate professor in human resources management in MacEwan University’s School of Business, and Renate Burwash, director of Diversity and Inclusion Consulting at Gateway Association, an organization that offers employment initiatives that connect job seekers and workplaces with resources required to build performance and inclusion.</p>

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What is Case Champion Conversations?: MacEwan University’s School of Business faculty members engage with students, industry and community as they discuss the learning, teaching, writing and publishing of business cases that focus on social enterprise, diversity, equity and inclusion, and internationalization.

For the past 50 years, MacEwan University’s School of Business faculty members have used business cases in their classes as a foundation for assignments, presentations and debate. Since 2009, more than 40 Ivey business cases have been published by 16 MacEwan business faculty members.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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