La Coupe Dobson : un puissant d茅marreur d鈥檈ntreprises
Le concours de McGill a contribu茅 脿 la cr茅ation de 133 entreprises qui emploient pr猫s de 700 personnes.听L鈥檃n dernier, 脡lo茂se Grondin-Bouchard et Adam Coape-Arnold ont lanc茅 le yogourt Cult dans leur appartement montr茅alais.听
Strong Science, Shaky Business Models as Mixed Bag of Startups Grad from X-1 Accelerator
The first cohort to graduate from听香蕉视频鈥檚 X-1 startup accelerator听is a unusual mix.
While some are attempting to commercialize products based on serious scientific research, one has no real product and another startup that pitched at the accelerator鈥檚 demo day has already stopped operating.
Yogurt maker builds Cult following but aims for mainstream sales
The chain of events that culminated in the creation of Cult Yogourt began 15 years ago, when Montreal resident Adam Coape-Arnold drank unfiltered water during a stay at a coffee plantation in Costa Rica.鈥滻 got a parasite,鈥� said听Coape-Arnold. 鈥淚t did a number on my gastrointestinal system. I lost my energy, my joie de vivre. I became lactose-intolerant. I never really got over it until I started taking probiotics.鈥�
World Wide Hearing receives funding
After winning the McGill Dobson Cup, World Wide Hearing received a $113,000 grant from Grand Challenges Canada to pilot its hearing aid delivery model, Hearing Express. In 2013-2014, the pilot project was run in Kraimeh, a rural community in Western Jordan, in collaboration with a new outreach centre for children with disabilities.
Tailor2Go remporte une deuxi猫me place au Concours qu茅b茅cois en entreprenariat
Cat茅gorie Commerce
Deuxi猫me Prix Tailleur Nathon Kong inc.
Cet entrepreneur passionn茅 se distingue par les valeurs qu鈥檌l met au service de son entreprise. La technologie 3D est utilis茅e au profit de la mode et permet d鈥檕ffrir 脿 sa client猫le un produit de qualit茅 remarquable, 脿 prix plus abordable. www.tailor2go.com 鈥� R茅gion de Montr茅al.
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McGill Dobson Cup awards $100,000 to promising start-ups
After three months of mentorship and start-up plan pitches, the McGill Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurship rewarded over $100,000 in cash and other prizes to the winners of the 2015 McGill Dobson Cup Start-UP Competition.
Professor Gregory Vit: "The Risk in Risk Management: Financial Organizations and the Problem of Conformity" book release
McGill Desautels Professor Gregory Vit's book:听The Risk in Risk Management: Financial Organizations and the Problem of Conformity was reviewed听in the March 2015 Issue of Organization Studies. The reviewer, Professor Iain Munro, concluded: "鈥his book deserves to be widely read and听I听have no doubt that its scrupulous lessons will better equip us and our students to avoid such financial misadventures in the future."
Prochaine 茅tape prometteuse pour le Centre Magn茅tique
C鈥檈st avec beaucoup d鈥櫭﹎otions et d鈥檃mbitions que C茅cile Branco-C么t茅 et Bernard Darche 茅taient de retour 脿 McGill la semaine derni猫re, eux qui avaient remport茅 la Coupe Dobson en juin 2014 avec leur projet de Centre Magn茅tique, un lieu favorisant la collaboration de la communaut茅 entrepreneuriale de Lac-M茅gantic.
$1 million donation from the National Bank to the Fondation Montr茅al inc. fund-raising campaign
Creation of a business idea competition on Montreal university campuses, launched as part of "je vois mtl" (I see Montreal).
Fondation Montr茅al inc. enthusiastically announces one of the largest donations in its history, a major gift of $1 million from the National Bank. This contribution will enable Fondation Montr茅al inc., to create a competition for business ideas on the campuses of Montreal universities.
Ing茅nieurs: du laboratoire au march茅
[McGill Dobson Cup Start-UP Competition, Second Place Winner in For Profit track: LifePack is a light-weight, powerfully insulating, environmentally-friendly shipping container for temperature sensitive medical materials.听 Compared to current shipping methods, LifePak reduces packaging waste by 50% and shipping costs by up to 35%.]听
Business schools work to bridge the gap between academia and industry
There鈥檚 a story Julian Barlow likes to tell people when he鈥檚 making a presentation.
In 1995 he was teaching a transformational leadership course when a student asked if Barlow would lead a training session for his staff.
The evolution of the Quartier de l鈥檌nnovation鈥檚 entrepreneurial ecosystem
In light of the 2008 financial crisis, fostering entrepreneurship has increasingly moved toward the forefront of economic development and city planning. Beyond acting as an important driver of innovation, employment, and productivity growth, entrepreneurship has also been hailed by some as filling the void between wages and living standards.
M茅gantic : se r茅inventer, apr猫s la crise
J鈥檃i particip茅 脿 la quatri猫me et derni猫re 茅tape de听la Tourn茅e des entrepreneurs, hier, 脿 Lac-M茅gantic.
Adam B. Coape-Arnold: Artisantrepreneur
Adam B. Coape-Arnold came to听McGill鈥檚 School of Continuing Studies听the day before classes started for the Fall 2013 semester in order to see what the School offered.
Entrepreneurs and big dreams shine at Montreal Startup Festival
Montrealer听Michael听Moszberg听was studying abroad and in the market for a gym, but didn鈥檛 want to make the commitment to a membership.
