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Find the latest news and updates from the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, where we showcase impactful research and collaborations, and achievements by our students and faculty. 

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Lazaridis School launches MBA in Sports Management at Toronto’s home of the 2026 World Cup

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Laurier Bachelor of Business Administration student Maia Flinton named Co-op Student of the Year
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Lazaridis School Dean publishes award-winning book on artificial intelligence for business leaders
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Laurier alum Jonelle Ricketts makes space for all Canadians as head of marketing at IKEA Canada

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In the News

The pros and cons of tailoring your auto insurance policy
April 28 cbc.ca
$28,600 a Year: What the Average Older Canadian Woman Lives On
April 22 thewalrus.ca
What happens when chatbots get a body?
March 21 thewalrus.ca
The big bite: when CEOs go viral
March 13 cbc.ca
Women workers impacted most by broader return to office push, say experts
March 7 halifax.citynews.ca

Spotlights

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Mike Bartlett (BBA ’00): Leading through relationships, purpose and the power of sport
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Tania Pedron (BBA '11) reflects on role in bringing the FIFA World Cup to Canada
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Lazaridis School staff win national award for advancing digital innovation in university operations
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Wilfrid Laurier University expert alert: FIFA World Cup 2026
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Laurier alum Stephen Dent (BBA ’84) establishes Birch Hill Student Experience Fund at the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics
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The Lazaridis School hosts a wide variety of events throughout the academic year. From program information sessions to panel discussions and workshops, our events offer valuable insights and networking opportunities for students, prospective students, and the wider community.