Brockville, ON – The Queen’s Executive MBA (EMBA) class of 2019 was the first to experience a new learning element added to curriculum of the program’s Creativity and Innovation Residential Session.

Kingston, ON – As a youngster growing up in Trois-Rivières, QC, Gabriel Beauchesne-Sévigny, MBA’18, dreamed of going to the Olympics. He just didn’t know which sport. Then, at 12, he went to canoe camp, got hooked, and took up the canoe sprint.

Kingston, ON – The list of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for 2017 was recently released and 11 of this year’s Top 100 women are graduates of Smith School of Business programs.

Kingston, ON – A few years ago, Madeleine Horrigan, keen on a career in business, began searching for a Commerce program to attend. After looking at various universities, she settled on Smith School of Business. A big selling point was Smith’s exchange program, which lets Commerce students spend time overseas.

Kingston, ON – When Michael Pitfield, once Canada’s most powerful bureaucrat, died last week at 80 of Parkinson’s disease, obituaries noted his long association with Pierre Trudeau and behind-the-scenes role bringing home Canada’s Constitution in 1982. Lesser known is Pitfield’s contribution to business education here at Smith School of Business.