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Invest Nova Scotia's contribution promises growth and longevity to the Creative Destruction Lab Atlantic, a unique coaching and seed-stage financing program for science and technology startups in Atlantic Canada.

Students from across Canada participated in the 2018 Scotiabank Ethics in Action Case Competition at Dalhousie November 23 and 24.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Assistant Professor Ellen T. Crumley will be donating 8 inches of her hair to raise money for breast cancer research.

Read about how MBA grad Priyanka Kochhar made the most of the opportunities she received at Dalhousie

Neda Ghaferi contemplated an MBA ever since her undergraduate days at Dal, but decided to pursue work experience first.

Learn about 2018/19 MBA Society president Corey Wheaton

Professor Conrod retires from a long and celebrated career at Dalhousie

For MBA students at Dalhousie University’s Rowe School of Business the syllabus includes helping startups get off the ground and face time with national business leaders – all via Dal’s partnership with Creative Destruction Lab, Canada’s leading business accelerator.

I think the most exciting part will be meeting and working with the amazing individuals within the Commerce program and outside it. I love working alongside people who bring different perspectives and approaches to problems that I’m facing. I’ve already met and worked with tons of exciting new people!

From Toronto’s Bay Street to the leisure and entertainment scene in Halifax’s downtown core, diverse businesses are working with Bachelor of Commerce fourth-year students to gain critical insights, improve strategic decision-making and optimize operations.