Case Competitions

Description:
The Jeux du Commerce aims to promote exchanges between members of the various commerce student associations and the business world and to allow participants to compete with their peers in an atmosphere of camaraderie and healthy competition. The JDC is the only undergraduate-only event of its scope in Canada. Participants are involved in one of the five components presented at JDC: academics, social, sports, participation or contribution.

Date:
January 7^th – 10^th 2022

Result(s):
Business Strategy: 1^st place

Team(s):
Marketing: Maxime McLean, Natalie Nguyen, Jennifer Quenum
Finance: Justin Brant, Maya Lauzon, Maxime Toguri-Laurin
Business Strategy: Jabez Jonkman, Mikaela Rohac-Grenier, Sydney Wilson

“This was our first year doing JDC and it was a great experience since we were able to put into practice what we spend an entire semester learning and preparing for, it was very gratifying.” – Maya Lauzon

Marketing

From left to right: Maxime McLean, Natalie Nguyen, Jennifer Quenum

Finance

From left to right: Maxime Toguri-Laurin, Maya Lauzon, Justin Brant

Strategy

From left to right:  Mikaela Rohac-Grenier, Jabez Jonkman, Sydney Wilson

Description:
JDC Central (JDCC) is the largest undergraduate business school competition in Central Canada, which brings over 600 student delegates together from Ontario, Québec, and the Maritimes. Lasting three days each Winter, JDCC is a multi-facet competition, including academic cases for 8 business disciplines, parliamentary style debates, sports tournaments, social competitions, and charity contributions.

Date:
January 21^st – 23^rd 2022

Results:
Finance: 1^st place

Accounting: 1^st place

Team:
Marketing: Maxime McLean, Natalie Nguyen, Jennifer Quenum
Finance: Justin Brant, Maya Lauzon, Maxime Toguri-Laurin
Accounting: Brigitte Barbe-Letourneau, Victoria Black, Rebecca Willis
Business Strategy: Jabez Jonkman, Mikaela Rohac-Grenier, Sydney Wilson

“JDCC was an around wonderful experience for me and thanks to the excellent help of our coach and mentors, the accounting team was able to reach the top of the podium! I learnt a tremendous amount while preparing and participating for JDCC and know that is has better prepared me for my future.” – Rebecca Willis

Marketing

Finance

From left to right: Maxime Toguri-Laurin, Maya Lauzon, Justin Brant

Accounting

From left to right: Brigitte Barbe-Letourneau, Victoria Black, Rebecca Willis

Strategy

From left to right:  Mikaela Rohac-Grenier, Jabez Jonkman, Sydney Wilson

Description:
The John Molson School of Business Sustainability Case Competition is the very first sustainability case competition that will primarily focus on the intersection of business and sustainability. It is open to undergraduate and graduate students with an interest in sustainability. This competition is designed to promote interaction between business schools and raise awareness about the benefits of integrating sustainability into a company’s strategy and decision-making process. It allows students to experience a real-world experience and get feedback from a panel of the sharpest minds.

Date:
March 18^th 2022

Result(s):
4^th place

Team(s):
Jabez Jonkman, Mikaela Rohac-Grenier, Finley MacDonald, Maxime McLean, Rebecca Willis, Sydney Wilson

“JMSB gave me the opportunity to work with a great team, meet interesting people and learn more about a topic I love: sustainability. Although we didn’t win, I’m so proud to say that the team performed very well and impressed the judges which we were able to meet in person at a networking event afterwards.” – Mikaela Rohac-Grenier

Description:
The NIBS Worldwide Case Competition is a test of problem-solving ability, business acumen, cultural insight, communication skills, and teamwork. Teams of four undergraduate students compete on behalf of their respective universities. They have a limited time to analyze written business cases, assess the challenges facing the organization, and present recommendations to panels of senior managers, policymakers and academics.

Date:
March 6^th – 11^th 2022

Results:
Qualified for the Championship Round

Team:
Victoria Black, Luc Leslie, Natalie Nguyen, Rebecca Willis

“A challenging yet fun and fulfilling experience. Practicing and applying skills I’ve learned over the course of my degree in an international competition was one of the most fulfilling ways to wrap up my 4 years a Bishop’s.” – Luc Leslie

Description:
This event, a premier case competition focused on small-cap investment, will provide undergraduate and graduate-level business students with an opportunity to showcase their ability to analyze financial business cases, develop strategic recommendations and apply the academic skills they have gained in the classroom.

Date:
March 25^th – 26^th 2022

Result(s):
4^th place

Team(s):
Justin Brant, Maya Lauzon, Maxime Toguri-Laurin, Hendrick Wulder

“This competition was an amazing experience for the team to use their classroom knowledge for a practical application, by pitching their recommendation to industry professionals.” – Samuel Beanland

Description:
Organized by Business Solutions, ABCC is Singapore’s first international undergraduate business case competition, the world’s only carbon neutral international competition focusing on sustainability. Furthermore, Singapore is an internationally recognized leader in sustainability among global cities and ABCC is a platform that further enhances sustainability practices allowing first-rate students from outstanding business schools across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific to apply their knowledge and skills to real-life business problems.

Description:
The annual Schlesinger Global Family Enterprise Case Competition (SG-FECC) prepares participants to understand the critical issues that are unique to family enterprise by applying the knowledge and expertise they have developed in the classroom towards solving complex family business cases. During four tough rounds of competition, teams present their case to a distinguished panel of judges who will determine which group best understood, analyzed and presented the case.

Description:
The Australian Undergraduate Business Case Competition (AUBCC) is an annual international case competition that brings together undergraduate university students from sixteen of the world’s leading universities to compete in high intensity business case analysis, tackling real-world business challenges and presenting their innovative solutions to panels of expert judges.

Description:
ANPA will host 16-20 teams of 4 members, from schools across Canada and the world. As the ONLY live Not-for-profit case competition in Canada this year.

Description:
Teams consisting of 3-4 students are given the freedom to choose any stock on the North American exchange that has a market capitalization greater than $1 billion. Each team will be given the requirements for their stock pitch 7 days prior to the conference. Presentations will take place on the second day of the conference. Each group will present in front of a panel of judges, consisting of industry professionals.