Sheridan Business Career Fair 2012 attracts students and employers to annual college event

February 6, 2012

Graduates network with employers at the annual Sheridan Business Career Fair

The Sheridan Business Career Fair attracted hundreds of eager potential business graduates from more than a dozen business-related Sheridan Faculty of Business programs located on three campuses to visit the more than 50 local, regional and national employers searching for new talent for their companies.

“We met some great students,” said Catherine Sabetti, Recruiter, Campus – Talent Acquisition for Target.ca.

Sheridan Student Services organizer, Kerri Zanatta-Buehler and Susan Montgomery arranged for more than four dozen top employers to be at the annual Sheridan event including: Appletree  Medical Group, Ad Lounge, Bank of Montreal, BDO Canada LLPCanadian Forces Recruiting Centre, Canadian Property Stars , Canpages , Car Nation Canada, Certified General Accountants of Ontario, CMA Ontario, TD Bank, Teksystems, The Weather Network, and Trip Central. A complete list of employers is under this LINK.

For more information about this event, please contact Sheridan Student Services.

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Kudos to Professor Alison Feierabend, Sheridan Faculty of Business from Toastmasters International

February 5, 2012

Professor Alison Feierabend, Sheridan Faculty of Business

Toastmasters International has confirmed that Professor Alison Feierabend, Sheridan Faculty of Business, has achieved the status of Advanced Communicator Bronze.  The communication program is a self-paced training program that enable participants to learn effective speaking in a club environment.  To achieve Advanced Communicator Bronze status, participants must complete a series of challenging projects designed to enhance their speaking skills.

“The achievement of this award by Toastmaster Feierabend demonstrates a high degree of self-motivation and a strong interest in self-improvement.  It also exhibits the ability to apply communication skills in professional and community environments,” said Daniel Rex, Executive Director Toastmasters International.

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Faculty of Business Career Fair winning ticket for Apple i-Pad

February 1, 2012

Sheridan Faculty of Business Career Fair iPad

Here’s the lucky winning number for an Apple i-Pad from The Sheridan Faculty of Business Career Fair 2012 held at the Trafalgar Campus.

If you have the winning number contact Charlene Craddock at charlene.craddock@sheridanc.on.ca or at extension 2155 to make arrangements to verify your ticket and claim your i-Pad.

Sheridan Faculty of Business Career Fair iPad


Sheridan Global Business Management degree program now partnered with Brampton Flight Centre

February 1, 2012


Top Faculty of Business Students to be invited to Virox Future Forum 2012

January 31, 2012


Sheridan Elder Research Centre invites student proposals for grants for Aging in Place

January 30, 2012

Pat Spadafora, Director SERC works with Aging in Place professionals

Pat Spadafora, Director, Sheridan Elder Research Centre, located at the Trafalgar campus, is pleased to invite Sheridan students from all program areas to become Possibility Makers.

The Sheridan Elder Research Centre (SERC), through a generous grant from Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council,  invites students from all Sheridan programs to submit proposals for three $500 Possibility Makers Grants.

These grants will be awarded to interdisciplinary groups of students who propose innovative solutions to help adults ages 55+ to Age in Place. Grant applications are available from the Sheridan Elder Research Centre, and are due no later than March 23, 2012.

Submissions are accepted in three categories: Creative affordable housing solutions for older adults, Age‐friendly business strategies; or Technology solutions to support healthy aging.  Winning teams of students may also be invited to work as paid full-time summer research assistants at SERC to turn their proposals into reality.

Spadafora and her SERC Team invite all Sheridan students and faculty to the visit the Sheridan Elder Research Centre, located at the Trafalgar Campus for more information about Aging Matters and the Possibilty Makers grant requests. In addition, for more information about aging, Sheridan students and faculty are invited to check out the SERC blog Aging Matters.

If you are interested, or if you have questions about this opportunity, please contact Alexa Roggeveen at: alexa.roggeveen@sheridanc.on.ca, or 905‐845‐9430, ext. 4117.

This grant is made possible by the generous support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council.


Sheridan Student Union hosts Leadership Workshop Be The Change – February 10 at HMC

January 27, 2012

The Hazel McCallion Campus

The Sheridan Student Union invites all Sheridan College students to attend the second annual Student Union Leadership Workshop to be held February 10, 2012 at the new Sheridan College Hazel McCallion Campus located in the centre of Mississauga. The theme of this year’s Leadership Workshop is Be The Change.

Hosted by Monique Pereira, Sheridan Student Union President at the new Hazel McCallion Campus, students will have the unique opportunity to network with other student leaders, participate in team building activities, hear keynote addresses from the editor of Travis Magazine Ryan Bolton and speaker Dave Meslin, participate in an Opportunities Fair, and enjoy presentations from students who are making positive change on Sheridan campuses. Last year’s event included keynote speaker Drew Dudley.

Registration for The Sheridan Student Union Leadership Workshop is free, transportation is provided from all campuses and lunch is provided, courtesy of The Sheridan Student Union. For registration information please contact daniel.lacute@sheridaninstitute.ca

Activities will take place between 9:00 – 4:00 pm Friday February 10, 2012 at Sheridan’s Hazel McCallion Campus located in Mississauga.


Sheridan Business Career Fair for students set for Tuesday January 31 in Porter Athletic at Trafalgar

January 27, 2012

Students at Sheridan Business Career Fair 2011

The annual Sheridan Business Career Fair is again set for Tuesday January 31, 2012 in the Jack Porter Athletic Centre at the Trafalgar Campus in Oakville from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm.

Sponsored and hosted by Sheridan Student Services and the Sheridan Faculty of Business, it is expected that many area, regional and national employers representing diverse careers in Accounting, Banking, Commerce, Financial, Global, Investment, Human Resources, Marketing, Retail, and Security will be in attendance hoping to recruit some of the finest new talent that Sheridan College Faculty of Business related programs offer.

Several hundred potential Sheridan Faculty of Business graduates from 21 business programs dressed in their business-best are expected to network with employers at the highly anticipated and popular annual event.

Students in programs at the Davis Campus in Brampton and from the Hazel McCallion Campus may access free buses to the event held at the Trafalgar Campus or they may park near the event in the special event parking areas.


Author, Eva Stachniak launches her third new novel The Winter Palace to critical acclaim

January 23, 2012

Eva Stachniak, Author

Author, Eva Stachniak launched her third novel The Winter Palace to critical acclaim as her story of Catherine The Great is securely set at Number 3 and sure to rise on The Globe and Mail bestsellers list.

Stachniak’s The Winter Palace is a story of power and vulnerability in the court of Empress Elizabeth of Russia at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg.  John Barber in The Globe and Mail, praised the award-winning Stachniak for her well researched story…

“With The Winter Palace, her deep personal interest in the history of Eastern Europe has magically coincided with a worldwide surge of interest in her subject, Russian empress Catherine the Great.”

Pulitzer prize winning author Jane Smiley reviewed The Winter Palace and said

The Winter Palace, Eva Stachniak, 464 pages, Doubleday Canada

“…The Winter Palace is filled with a sense of disorienting vastness punctuated by particular rules and charms that people use to give themselves a feeling of control.”

Stachniak, formerly a Professor in the Faculty of Business at Sheridan College, had her first artistic success with her debut novel Necessary Lies which won the Amazon.com award for best new novel in 2000.

“I remember well that I started writing fiction when I was a full time instructor at Sheridan College. My colleagues were, in fact, my first readers, and their encouragement meant and still means a lot to me,” said Stachniak.

Stachniak’s novels Necessary Lies and her second novel Garden of Venus have successfully sold world-wide and have been translated into several languages.

Stachniak’s new novel The Winter Palace has had foreign release and is already selling well in the United States, U.K. and Europe and is currently being translated into Polish, Dutch and German for the foreign markets.

“I am delighted that The Winter Palace has met with such overwhelming interest and support. I like to think that every novel I finish is better than the previous one, but in the end all a writer can do is tell a story. The rest depends on readers,” said Stachniak.

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Judy Suke, Sheridan College Faculty of Business Communications Professor, writer, humorist

January 21, 2012

Judy Suke Sheridan College Professor, Humorist, Motivational Coach

Judy Suke has a reputation for being informative, entertaining and memorable. She is an author, motivational humorist, and coach whose mission is to bring humor and hope to people around the world. Suke delivers keynote presentations, corporate training, and conference workshops and she is a professor of Communication in the Faculty of Business at Sheridan College.

Judy has been giving seminars and workshops for the past twenty-five years. In her carefully customized presentations she manages, through tales of her own experiences and the use of humour, to bring the message home to every audience.

Her diverse workshops include topics like “Let Laughter Lighten the Load” – Stress busting techniques, Understanding the Intergenerational Workforce, Achieving Intercultural Efficiency, Understanding and Overcoming Interpersonal Communication Barriers. For her humorous approach to workshop training, Suke has been called the Canadian Loretta Laroche.

“People learn best when they are having fun.  Their laughter during the presentations heals the body, soothes the soul, lifts their spirits and gives them energy,” said Professor Suke.

Suke’s Sheridan Faculty of Business students praise her caring and humorous approach in the classroom. “Encouraging and caring, she not only brought the best out of students, but also instilled an urge to strive to better ourselves,” said Ronak Sisangia, Sheridan business student.

Suke has collaborated on several books about public speaking including Master of Ceremonies with Jacques Brunet and From The Stage to the Page with Meg Soper, Judy Croon, and Susan Stewart.  These titles are available through Triangle Seminars.

Suke has earned awards and certificates of appreciation, including The Apprenticeship Board’s “Employer of the Year”; Mississauga “Woman of the Year”, Ontario Certificate for “Excellence in Human Resources”, the “Pinnacle Business Woman of Distinction” for excellence in education and training, Distinguished Toastmaster Award, District 60 Toastmaster of the Year, and is also the Past-President of the Hamilton-Niagara Chapter of the Association of Professional Speakers.

Suke also uses her great talents to give back to the community where, this spring, she will be part of a comedy fund-raising event to rebuild tornado-ravaged Goderich.  Tickets will be free with donations to the Rebuild Goderich Fund being accepted at the door. Show is April 4, 2012 from 8:00-10:30 pm at Bingeman’s in Kitchener.


More Kudos for Faculty of Business…

January 20, 2012

Sheridan Faculty of Business professors receive NISOD excellence award for 2012

The Sheridan Faculty of Business is pleased to announce that Sally Mitzel, Marcie Theoret, Golnaz Golnaraghi and Scott Hadley have received the 2012 NISOD Excellence Award from the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) at The University of Texas at Austin.

They have been recognized for their exceptional dedication and commitment in creating innovative student experiences that results in job-ready graduates in existing programs as well as planning the development of innovative new programs to meet the future demands of business. They will receive their awards at the NISOD International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, the largest conference focusing on community colleges, in a three day conference event in May.

In 1989, NISOD hosted its first ceremony to honor and name faculty, staff, and administrators who are innovators in teaching and learning. Early each academic year, NISOD member presidents select individuals at their colleges who have defined the best in teaching and learning practices that encourage student achievement. These individuals are subsequently honored for their contributions at NISOD’s International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, held each May in Austin, Texas.

“We are proud to congratulate the 2012 NISOD Excellence Award recipients,” said Jeremy Staples, Associate Dean, Sheridan Faculty of Business.


Kudos to Sheridan Faculty of Business professor Mark Weaver

January 20, 2012

Professor Mark Weaver PhD candidate

Professor Mark Weaver’s  paper titled “Canadian Mining and Corporate Social Responsibility: Advancing Corporate Interest and Community Engagement” was accepted for presentation at the 2012 Global Conference on Business and Finance which takes place in San Jose, Costa Rica in May and is sponsored by The Institute for Business and Finance Research.

Weaver hopes that the paper could be considered for publication by one of the peer-reviewed journals attached to this event which include: The International Journal of Business and Finance Research, International Journal of Management and Marketing Research, Global Journal of Business Research, Accounting and Taxation, Business Education and Accreditation, Review of Business and Finance Case Studies.

Last year, the conference drew some 650 attendees from universities across Europe, the US, and Latin and South America.


Professor Henry Katz retires from Sheridan College Faculty of Business

January 13, 2012

Henry Katz, Coordinator, Financial Planning Graduate Certificate Program

Henry Katz, professor in the Sheridan Faculty of Business, curriculum designer and Coordinator of the Financial Planning, Graduate Certificate program has decided to retire after 26 plus years of academic excellence.

Professor Katz was long-time Coordinator of the highly successful and industry-certified Financial Planning Program at Sheridan College where he expertly designed the program curriculum to reflect industry standards and assist his graduates to complete their Certified Financial Planner designation.

Henry Katz was nominated for TVO’s Best Lecturer 2010 Competition and for the 2008 ACCC Award for Teaching Excellence. His professional designations include: Associate Chartered Secretary and Administrator (ACIS); Certified Management Accountant CMA (Austin); Certified Financial Planner (CFP); and Registered Financial Planner (RFP).

“I have mixed feelings in retirement. On one hand, I miss lecturing and student classroom interaction. On the other hand, retirement provides me with more time to exercise, travel and devote time in my financial and investment planning practice,” said Katz.

Professor Katz was recently profiled in Sheridan’s Ovation magazine in his authored article about recession-proof investment strategies.

Professor Katz will attend Sheridan Convocation 2012 and be celebrated with other Sheridan Faculty of Business retirees at the annual Dean’s Reception in Spring 2012 – details to follow.


Sheridan School of Business – BrieflySpeakingBiz 2011 The year in review

January 1, 2012

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

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Sheridan Faculty of Business students compete in Marketing Analysis event sponsored by Nipissing

December 19, 2011

Alexander Roney, Christopher Bagley, Eric Brylinski and Danial Ahmad were top-scoring Trafalgar Marketing students competing in event.

Marketing students in the Sheridan Faculty of Business recently competed in The Marketing Analysis Case event sponsored by Nipissing University, School of Business.  Students from the Sheridan Business Administration- Marketing classes at the Davis Campus and Trafalgar Campus formed teams to compete in the annual event.

All second-year Marketing students are invited to compete in the event to prepare and present case solutions for a Business to Business Case. The case competition is part of one of their core marketing courses in the third term of the Sheridan Marketing program: Marketing Analysis and Planning.

Davis Campus winners Roberta Horst and Kelly O'Brien and Professor John MacRae

Teams of two to five students prepare and present their case solution to their professor and an outside judge – often a Nipissing University Facilitator. Students are rated on their analysis, creativity, presentation skills and ability to handle questions.

“The competition brings out the best in our marketing students letting them test their ability to compete and handle the pressures of competition to simulate a professional marketing environment,” said John MacRae, Professor Sheridan Faculty of Business.  “This level of excitement and professionalism can be seen on the faces of our winners. Congratulations are in order to all second year marketing student participants,” said MacRae.

The top team from each campus is awarded $500.00 scholarships to Nipissing University and BestBuy Gift Certificates.

Students are appreciative of the chance to compete against all other students in Sheridan’s Marketing program. “It gave me the opportunity to test my marketing skills in a professional environment. I really liked handling the questions from the judges. The judges reinforced that my analysis and creativity was on track”, said Roberta Horst, second year Marketing student.

Winning Davis Campus students Martyna Domurad, Christina Chan, David Cobby and Jesse Kalyan

Nipissing University have sponsored the Sheridan’s second year Marketing Case Competition for the past two years as part of the Faculty of Business Degree Completion Partnership with Sheridan.The Nipissing Degree Completion Program at Sheridan delivers BComm curriculum in a Hybrid format that includes online and in-class face to face learning. The program takes 12 months to complete a BComm degree and is offered at the Trafalgar and Davis campuses.


Faculty of Business students win with Sheridan’s Dragon’s Den Event at Davis Campus

December 18, 2011

Sheridan Faculty of Business students and judges at the Sheridan Dragon's Den Event

Nearly a dozen Sheridan Faculty of Business students pitched their best business ideas to a cheering student crowd as the Sheridan Business Council held its Second Annual Sheridan Dragon’s Den Event at the Davis Campus recently. Faculty of Business students pitched their business idea to a panel of 5 judges for a chance to compete with their peers and win great prizes.

Sheridan students presented a range of business ideas from an entertainer’s social media site to a consulting group to a take-out health food place to a organic food supplements/vitamins eCommerce site to a Teenage alcohol- free club.

Ian Gallacher had the winning business Sayfe Tape,  a re-usable tape for police crime scenes. Ian won an HP Net Book. Second place winner, Maurice Kenol pitched an entertainers/artist social media /web site business that would act as a hub for artists. Maurice won a $100.00 gift card from Staples Business Depot. Nicholas Menze was third with the Boogie Nights Teenage alcohol-free Club. He won a $75.00 Metro Gift Certificate. Other prizes were donated by BestBuy and the Sheridan Book Store and the Faculty of Business. See more photos here.

The judges included Michael Breen, Business faculty member, Armando Toosi and Jawwad Khan, Sheridan Marketing alumni, Khizer Syed from GE Canada and Sashanette Roberts, a Business Council member and Human Resources program student.

“Sheridan’s Dragon’s Den provides students a chance to believe in themselves and their ideas and dreams. You can see on the student organizers and participant’s faces it the event was a great experience. Many students have been asking when is the next event”, said Michael Breen, Professor, Sheridan Faculty of Business.

The Davis Campus Business Council is planning a Talent Show and the Business Expose in the New Year. This will be the third year for Business Expose which features well know businesses such as RIM and Sony. Check out the Sheridan Business Council Facebook page or the Website Blog (http://www.sbcouncil.2ya.com/) to see details of the Sheridan Business Council Events that connect business students to the business world building leadership experience.


Faculty of Business – Ethics in Business Film Series continues with Inside Job

December 5, 2011

Sheridan’s Faculty of Business film series Ethics in Business final film of the semester continues Tuesday December 6 at 7:00 pm in Room A145 at the Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga with Inside Job the story of the recent financial meltdown of cataclysmic proportions.

From the IMDB website:

Inside Job provides a comprehensive analysis of the global financial crisis of 2008, which at a cost over $20 trillion, caused millions of people to lose their jobs and homes in the worst recession since the Great Depression, and nearly resulted in a global financial collapse. Through exhaustive research and extensive interviews with key financial insiders, politicians, journalists, and academics, the film traces the rise of a rogue industry which has corrupted politics, regulation, and academia. It was made on location in the United States, Iceland, England, France, Singapore, and China.

Sheridan’s Faculty of Business Ethics in Business Film Series included The Corporation, An Inconvenient Truth, The Smartest Guys in the Room, Food Inc., Capitalism: A Love Story, Social Network, Super Size Me, and Inside Job.


Faculty of Business Financial Planning students take bronze in CIFP Case Challenge Event

November 30, 2011

Financial Planning students Steven Hole, Rohan Sharma and Chris Hoeppler took a solid bronze in the recent CIFP Case Challenge Event

Sheridan Financial Planning students recently had an opportunity to test their skills against students from five other colleges at the annual Canadian Institute of Financial Planners (CIFP) Case Challenge Event placing third overall behind Centennial and George Brown College.  The Sheridan Faculty of Business team included Steven Hole, Rohan Sharma and Chris Hoeppler with Professor Sidney Liburd and Associate Dean, Rob Giberson.

Hosted by Centennial College in Scarborough, the November CIFP Case Challenge competition included participants from Centennial;  Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning; George Brown College; Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning; Mohawk College; and Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology.

“This is a great opportunity to showcase and demonstrate the fine job that these institutions are doing with financial services students,” said Keith Costello, president and CEO of The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning. “It’s a really good indication of where our highly skilled manpower in financial services is going to be coming from in the next 10 to 20 years.”

During the CIFP Case Challenge Event the students are divided into teams of two or three members, a financial case is given to the teams, and they have 90 minutes to craft a plan for that case. The teams each have 20 minutes to present their plans to a panel.  The panel asks follow-up questions about the plan following the presentation. The teams are marked on the criteria of time management, creativity and presentation skills.

This event marks the second CIFP competition, last year’s competition was held exclusively for Centennial College students. In future, Costello hopes more colleges across the province — and, eventually, the country — will participate in the competition.

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The Honourable Peter Milliken to address Sheridan Faculty of Business Tuesday November 28 at HMC

November 28, 2011

The Honourable Peter Milliken

Please join us on November 29, 2011 in the Hazel McCallion Lecture Theatre (A145) from 5:00-8:30 pm as Sheridan Faculty of Business welcomes the Honourable Peter Milliken, Retired Speaker of Canada’s House of Commons.

The Honourable Mr. Milliken will be conducting a presentation on Democratic Diplomacy Across Political Boundaries.  The evening will include an opportunity for paricipants to socialize with Sheridan students, faculty & alumni and share a light dinner starting at 5:00pm.

If you unable to attend the dinner, the presentation begins at 6:30pm. Come meet The Honourable Mr. Milliken, a national figure and share his insight to democracy and diplomacy from various parts of the world with the chance to gain knowledge on different international perspectives, leadership styles and organizational structures.

Peter Andrew Stewart Milliken, was a member of the Canadian House of Commons from 1988 until his retirement in 2011 and served as Speaker of the House for 10 years beginning in 2001. Milliken represented the Ontario riding of Kingston and the Islands as a member of the Liberal Party. On October 12, 2009, he became the longest serving Speaker of the House of Commons in Canadian history.  His Speakership was notable for the number of tie-breaking votes he was required to make as well as for making several historic rulings.

To attend this event please RSVP by emailing sarah.bell@sheridanc.on.ca


Sheridan Faculty of Business students garner three wins at Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition

November 28, 2011

The 2011 Sheridan Faculty of Business Ontario Colleges' Marketing Competition Team and coaches

Sheridan Faculty of Business Advertising and Marketing program students walked away with three solid wins at the recent Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition (OCMC) – a Gold Award for Entrepreneurship, a Silver Award in The Quiz Bowl and a Bronze Award for Sales Account Management.  The Entrepreneurship Team included Stephanie Smith and Meghan MacPherson coached by Doug Greenwood, The Quiz Bowl Team included James Dolan, Lajwinderjit Kaur, Travis MacDougall and David Whyte, coached by Annie Tarzi and Golnaz Golnaraghi, and The Sales Account Management Team included Tanya Ludwig and Kyle Todd, coached by Maureen Garbutt.

Twenty-two Sheridan Faculty of Business Advertising and Marketing students competed in 11 events at OCMC 2011 including the highly charged and competitive Quiz Bowl event which pits mixed teams of students from all the colleges in a head-to-head showdown to correctly answer the most marketing questions drawn from recent marketing and advertising events, magazines and textbooks. The case events included The Marketing Management Event with Mahfuz Chowdury and Marc Brajac coached by Anne-Liisa Longmore and Brian Kasta, The International Marketing Event with Karan Panthaky and Christine Rowland coached by Chuck Minken, The Integrated Marketing Communication Event with Kylie Dalgleish and Dane McBurnie coached by Peggy Barnwell, The Retail Event with Joshua Thompsen and Ellie Papadimas coached by Guillermo Wilches, The Marketing Research Event with Paul Taylor and Noel Paglinawan coached by Greg Ball, The Direct Marketing Event which included Harmeet Bhatti and Alexander Dissauer coached by Fred Douglas, The Sales Presentation Event with competitor Anna Misheal coached by Keith Barnwell and The Job Interview with Mathew Norris coached by Sue Ronchka and Cathryn Oliver.

Sheridan Faculty of Business students prepared for these highly competitive OCMC events with their faculty coaches for weeks prior to the event. At this year’s OCMC, 13 Ontario Colleges brought more than 250 highly competitive business students representing the most intelligent, most articulate, and the most creative Marketing and Advertising students to compete in the annual two day Ontario Colleges’ Marketing Competition.

“Sheridan’s OCMC students are all of an exceptionally high calibre. Our selection process is so rigorous that only the top performers are chosen to represent the Sheridan Faculty of Business. All of our students at OCMC 2011 gave the maximum effort and everyone at Sheridan is extremely proud of their performance,” said Professor Doug Greenwood, OCMC faculty organizer for Sheridan Faculty of Business.

OCMC 2011 was hosted this year by Humber College and OCMC 2012 will be hosted by Centennial CollegeOCMC 2010 was hosted by Sheridan College, last year’s overall top scorer in the competition.

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