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From balance sheets to belly laughs: An accountant's guide to comedy
An established taxation researcher with expertise in non-profit foundations, accountability, and governance, François Brouard (Professor, Accounting) is also a leading…
How does a focus on monetary success influence income tax strategies?
Co-directors: Merridee Bujaki, Accounting, and Nassim Tabrim, PsychologyProject Title: Money Matters: Assessing the Consequences of Financial Self-Concept for Tax Attitudes…
To clean up Hockey Canada, financial transparency is a must
Sprott researchers awarded seed grant to study how a financially focused self-concept influences personal income tax behaviours
Congratulations to Merridee Bujaki (Professor, Accounting) and François Brouard (Professor, Accounting) who have received a REALISE Seed Grant to develop…
Sprott Professors Recognized for Excellence in Teaching and Research
Three members of the Sprott School of Business community have been recognized for their dedication, passion and excellence in teaching…
Francois Brouard receives CAAA’s L.S. Rosen Outstanding Educator Award
Francois Brouard, FCPA, Professor of Accounting Please join the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University in congratulating Francois Brouard,…
A Visionary Professor Who Is Not Afraid to Say “Yes!”
François Brouard doesn’t say “no” very often. In fact, he would describe himself as one who has a high proclivity for saying “yes” or “oui” (he…
Crisis management and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is a historic milestone at many levels and has launched the world into crisis management mode—all individuals…
Professional Accounting Research Group connects academics and practitioners
Earlier this year, accounting professor François Brouard helped create the Professional Accounting Research Group (PARG), which serves as a bridge…
Sprott faculty recognized for research achievements
Faculty at the Sprott School of Business are active researchers who explore complex management issues through applied, interdisciplinary research. Two…
The Evolution of Business
The Backbone of Canada's Economy
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