Sheridan School of Business to host 31st annual OCMC Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition

October 12, 2010

 

Associate Dean, Jon Jones, Doug Greenwood, Charlene Kawazoye, Crystal Bennett, and Marcie Theoret of the Sheridan College 2010 OCMC planning team.

 

The Sheridan School of Business will play host to more than 500 Ontario college business students and faculty at the 31st annual Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition (OCMC)  November 18 and 19 at the Delta Meadowvale Inn in Mississauga located between the two main campuses.

Planning committee for this year’s event includes Associate Dean Jon Jones, Doug Greenwood, Marketing Post-graduate Coordinator, Marcie Theoret, Coordinator, Sheridan School of Business Marketing program, Crystal Bennett,  Sheridan Marketing graduate and Sheridan Student Union President, and Charlene Kawazoye, Assistant to the Associate Dean.

“In addition, our team includes Peggy Barnwell, Coordinator Advertising program, and Keith Barnwell, Advertising faculty who are organizing the OCMC Quiz Bowl Event – this is the OCMC planning team thus far – we’ll bring other people in at the appropriate time as we need more expertise,” said Greenwood.

Sheridan College, and the Sheridan School of Business is this year’s host of the 31st annual OCMC college event which attracts college business students from most Ontario colleges. “We are very grateful to our corporate sponsors this year for helping make this competition happen,” said Greenwood

This year’s OCMC is slated to be held on November 18 and 19 at The Delta Meadowvale Inn, a facility capable of holding an event the size the Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition.  OCMC 2010 is expected to draw more than 500 students and faculty from 14 Ontario colleges pitting Business, Marketing, and Advertising students in more than a dozen events.


Kudos and Accomplishments….

October 7, 2010

Professor Chuck Minken was part of a show called “in Business” described on the Rogers Cable website. Chuck’s role was to take part in the interview session on the “seven stages of the business cycle”.  The program will be aired on Rogers Cable TV multiple times between September 30 and October 7 late at night.

Professor Harvey Skolnick has been commissioned by Sheridan School of Business Hall of Fame inductee, Tina Powell to create figurines in the likeness of four members of the advertising agency representing Ms. Powell’s Big Fat Pen Publishing company. Big Fat Pen is a childrens’ book publisher located in Vancouver B.C.

Professor Lou Schizas brings the Canadian Society of Technical Analysts to Sheridan College on October 13, 2010 in J320.  The inaugural event will feature Sheridan School of Business Dean Dr. William Holmes providing opening remarks. The event will include round table discussions and feature guest speaker Brooke Thackray.


Sheridan College Human Resources HRIC students raise money for flood ravaged Pakistan relief

October 5, 2010

Sheridan School of Business HRIC students raise money for aid to Pakistan.

Sheridan School of Business Human Resource Inter-Scholastic Council (HRIC) recently raised more than $650 during a bake sale for relief to flood ravaged Pakistan.  The recent event, organized by the Trafalgar campus HRIC, had students provide home-made baked goods supplemented by sponsored baked good and treats to many willing buyers in the B building.  HRIC president Susan Wall said that the event is one of many to be held by the Trafalgar HRIC in aid of various local and world-wide charities.  This event was co-sponsored by the Canadian Red Cross agency who will match dollar for dollar the money raised by the Sheridan business HRIC students to be donated to flood ravaged Pakistanis.


Sheridan Professor Scott Stratten on 30 city tour to promote his new book UnMarketing

October 3, 2010

Scott Stratten - Social Media Expert

Tweeting to his more than 63000 (and rising) followers every step of the way, Sheridan School of Business professor Scott Stratten is off on a hectic ten week 30 city tour across North America to promote his new book released by Wiley Publishing UnMarketing: Stop Marketing and Start Engaging.

And Stratten just can’t stop proving that social media attracts hordes of followers to the audience. He pre-sold hundreds of copies of his new book when he announced his tour by asking his followers to find sponsors in each city to guarantee an initial sale of 100 books and to pay his expenses.  After announcing the first ten cities, his audience rallied and the tour was guaranteed – social media in action. Stratten says that he now needs to write a book about putting his book tour together through Twitter- just to reinforce his maxims about engaging the audience through social media.

To find Scott Stratten on Twitter just click his link at Unmarketing.

Stratten has been named by the global PR company Edelman as the 19th most influential twitterer by engagement.

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