Gina Cody
Former Executive Chair and Principle Shareholder of CCI Group INC
“Engineering and commerce represent the foundations of human progress and civilization, which makes ENGCOMM a vital experience for students in both fields. I was deeply impressed by the organization, quality and value of this competition — you could feel the positive energy in the room — I wish ENGCOMM had existed when I was a student at Concordia!”
Graham Carr
President and Vice Chancellor of Concordia University
“Concordia University’s Engineering and Commerce Case Competitions are world renowned for their superior quality and commitment to innovation. By integrating technical and business fields, we’ve created a unique opportunity for students to harness their expertise, network with international academic participants and corporate partners, and compete for their universities on a global stage.”
Mourad Debbabi
Professor & Tier I Concordia Research Chair, Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering
“At the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science, we want to offer students next-generation learning experiences where they can provide society with essential tools to solve our most challenging problems. The Engineering and Commerce Case Competition provides an invaluable opportunity for students from different faculties to represent Concordia University on a world stage. Most importantly, they come together and craft solutions that have practical applications. Students who have participated in previous years benefitted from developing skills like teamwork, collaboration, communication and coordination. They discovered lasting friendships, built an international network of peers and created life-long memories. I encourage you to consider participating in this year’s competition. On behalf of the School, I would like to express my wholehearted support.”
Anne-Marie Croteau
PhD, Dean of John Molson School of Business
“Experiential learning is core to our practices at the John Molson School of Business, and ENGCOMM is a shining example of what learning by doing really is. A unique cross-faculty initiative, we are proud to support and take part in this unique case competition that delves into the important current topics and trends in both the business and engineering worlds. I encourage all students to consider the benefits of competing and invest the time in both the competition and growing these relationships with your peers. On behalf of the John Molson School of Business, I wish all the competitors the best of luck.”
