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Sprott alumni celebrated for their impact on business and communities
On November 25, Carleton Univeristy's Sprott School of Business recognized three alumni for the exceptional impact they have made on business and their communities. The Sprott School of Business alumni... More
The knack for finding the hidden gem
Lindsay McShane understands marketing, in fact, she eats, sleeps, and breathes marketing, and has for the last 15 years. With three degrees in the discipline and years of research, it... More
Linda Duxbury, first Canadian academic featured on Harvard Business Review podcast
Professor of Managment and leading researcher in the area of work-life balance, Linda Duxbury, is the first Canadian academic to be interviewed for a Harvard Business Review podcast. Linda shared... More
Nicol Building reaches final height
The Nicol Building has reached a new construction milestone. This week, two mega beams were installed that mark the “topping” of the Nicol Building. This is the first time a... More
MBA student strives to connect people to the North
Master of Business Administration student Alex Bouchard hopes to take what she is learning in her MBA concerning sustainability and ethics, and develop ecological and cultural tourism in Canada to... More
Helping developing countries build a strong global profile
José Rojas-Méndez is not only a visionary in the field of nation brand personality and consumer behaviour, but he is also one of few researchers in the world committed to... More
Sprott congratulates Fall 2019 graduates
Saturday, November 9 marks Fall Convocation at Carleton University. Faculty and staff at the Sprott School of Business celebrate 123 graduates from the Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of International Business,... More
Soldier earns Master of Accounting degree
Peter Drogosiewicz will tell you that despite having three degrees, a diploma and roughly 60 university-level courses under his belt—an MBA among them—he’s still a soldier first. Drogosiewicz, 42, a... More
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