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Prof. Emily Block’s new book showcases the power of business in rebuilding post-conflict and other challenging communities

Business on the Edge is drawn from nearly two decade’s worth of experiences from a popular class she co-founded

Unlocking the power of data with artificial intelligence

The faculty’s new AI Centre for Decision Analytics is transforming the way we use data to make better decisions

Creditors lose when consumer debtors misreport income

Canadian debtors have an incentive to manipulate their data when filing for bankruptcy, U of A researchers say.

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Canadian debtors have an incentive to manipulate their data when filing for bankruptcy, U of A researchers say.

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Canadian debtors have an incentive to manipulate their data when filing for bankruptcy, U of A researchers say.

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Canadian debtors have an incentive to manipulate their data when filing for bankruptcy, U of A researchers say.

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Firms embracing diversity may trade short-term pain for long-term gain

Companies may need to prepare as they adjust to culture shifts, business professor finds.

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The research is in: Here’s how creative ads affect purchase intention for new products

Advertising creatively can significantly affect consumer processing of ads and subsequent brand responses, according to a new study co-authored by Alberta School of Business marketing professor Paul Messinger.

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Advertising creatively can significantly affect consumer processing of ads and subsequent brand responses, according to a new study co-authored by Alberta School of Business marketing professor Paul Messinger.

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Advertising creatively can significantly affect consumer processing of ads and subsequent brand responses, according to a new study co-authored by Alberta School of Business marketing professor Paul Messinger.

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Awards and Accolades - January to March 2024

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from January to March 2024

cpa case competition University of Alberta team for 2024

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from January to March 2024

cpa case competition University of Alberta team for 2024

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from January to March 2024

cpa case competition University of Alberta team for 2024

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from January to March 2024

cpa case competition University of Alberta team for 2024

From Commerce Student to CEO: Pamela Allen's Journey of Leadership, Inclusion, and Empowering Women in Finance

Join Pamela Allen, MD Financial Management CEO and Alberta School of Business alum, as she opens up about her inspiring journey from commerce student to becoming the first female CEO in the financial management industry.

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Join Pamela Allen, MD Financial Management CEO and Alberta School of Business alum, as she opens up about her inspiring journey from commerce student to becoming the first female CEO in the financial management industry.

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Are women CEOs more risk-averse than men? Not necessarily, study shows

Differences in decision-making have more to do with levels of scrutiny than inherent characteristics.

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Differences in decision-making have more to do with levels of scrutiny than inherent characteristics.

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A conversation with Mustafa Ali: An advocate for diversity and entrepreneurship

Mustafa Ali, MBA '22, talks about the importance of diversity and reputation in the business world and his commitment to support founders and entrepreneurship in the community.

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Exploring a future in postsecondary

Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

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Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

a group of high school students are participating in Junior Achievement programming at the Alberta School of Business

Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

a group of high school students are participating in Junior Achievement programming at the Alberta School of Business

Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

a group of high school students are participating in Junior Achievement programming at the Alberta School of Business

Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

a group of high school students are participating in Junior Achievement programming at the Alberta School of Business

Collaboration with local organizations brings Indigenous high school students to Alberta School of Business for day of programming

a group of high school students are participating in Junior Achievement programming at the Alberta School of Business

Awards and Accolades - October to December 2023

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from October to December 2023

All-academic Canadians

Celebrating the outstanding achievements of our Alberta School of Business faculty, students, staff and alumni from October to December 2023

All-academic Canadians

Charting Success: A Year in Review at the Alberta School of Business

In no particular order, read on for just a small taste of some of the outstanding stories that have come out of the Alberta School of Business this year.

All-academic Canadians

A holiday message from the dean

Dean Vikas Mehrotra reflects on the past year and shares some exciting developments for the Alberta School of Business.

All-academic Canadians

Service bots turn off customers even when they work as well as humans, study shows

Speed and efficiency may not be enough to sway perceptions that companies are automating only for their own good.

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Speed and efficiency may not be enough to sway perceptions that companies are automating only for their own good.

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Speed and efficiency may not be enough to sway perceptions that companies are automating only for their own good.

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Business PhD students share timely research at U of A conference

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Issues included consumer-focused, operational, and philosophical challenges

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Centre for Cities and Communities releases Edmonton’s first downtown streetfront retail report

The centre’s director shares bright solutions based on report’s findings

Business PhD students are examining a fellow student's research poster.

Let's meet Minjae Kim

Earlier this year, Minjae joined the Alberta School of Business as an assistant professor in the Department of Accounting and Business Analytics.

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Earlier this year, Minjae joined the Alberta School of Business as an assistant professor in the Department of Accounting and Business Analytics.

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Bridging Gaps: Isha Godara's Quest for Equality in Education

Selin Simsek, ‘22 BCom, information and outreach coordinator in the Alberta School of Business, had a conversation with Isha Godara, an Alberta School of Business Alumna ,'21 BCom, and co-founder of JIVAM Foundation, an organization provides free education, digital library and an after school program to the children of Kheowali Village in India.

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Selin Simsek, ‘22 BCom, information and outreach coordinator in the Alberta School of Business, had a conversation with Isha Godara, an Alberta School of Business Alumna ,'21 BCom, and co-founder of JIVAM Foundation, an organization provides free education, digital library and an after school program to the children of Kheowali Village in India.

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Business students step up to make an impact on Edmonton’s economy

Innovative case competition draws on ideas and talents of more than 1,000 students to tackle challenges of local revitalization.

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New study counters ‘confidence gap’ stereotype for women entrepreneurs

Women and men are equally accurate in gauging their entrepreneurial ability, researchers find.

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Women and men are equally accurate in gauging their entrepreneurial ability, researchers find.

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Women and men are equally accurate in gauging their entrepreneurial ability, researchers find.

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Women and men are equally accurate in gauging their entrepreneurial ability, researchers find.

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Women and men are equally accurate in gauging their entrepreneurial ability, researchers find.