National Ethical Leadership Case Competition
Students from universities across the country gather to compete in the annual Ted Rogers Ethical Leadership Case Competition. This is Canada���s largest undergraduate business ethics case competition.
���Case competitions are wonderful opportunities for students to show that they can apply their classroom learning to propose concrete, practical solutions to realistic business scenarios,��� said Chris MacDonald, director of TRSM���s Ted Rogers Leadership Centre. ���This ethical leadership competition gives students the chance to demonstrate their understanding of leadership, and what leadership means in the context of socially-aware business.���
The competition is by invitation only. Eight teams of four students are given a business case study and have one week to examine what the ethical issues facing the company are and develop a solid action plan for the executives involved.
The Ted Rogers Leadership Centre is grateful to AtkinsR辿alis for its sponsorship of the competition. AtkinsR辿alis is a global professional services and project management company.
Competitions
The first competition was held in 2016, with subsequent competitions in 2017 to 2022. The winners were:
- 2022 ��� Asper School of Business (University of Manitoba)
- 2021 ��� Asper School of Business (University of Manitoba)
- 2020 ��� Asper School of Business (University of Manitoba)
- 2019 ��� Degroote School of Business (McMaster University)
- 2018 ��� Haskayne School of Business (University of Calgary)
- 2017 ��� Schulich School of Business (York University)
- 2016 ��� HEC (University of Montreal)
The 2023 competition will be held in the Fall 2023
���We are proud to partner with the Ted Rogers School of Management to prepare future leaders in understanding the importance of business ethics,��� said Hentie Dirker, chief compliance officer of AtkinsR辿alis. ���This competition is an opportunity for them to address difficult ethical situations encountered in the workplace and ascertain the sometimes challenging decisions.���