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The Dean's Advisory Councils (DAC) play an integral role in driving priorities of strategic importance to the Lazaridis School of Business & Economics. The DACs are non-governing boards comprised of influential alumni and industry leaders who support the Lazaridis School’s mission and vision by contributing expertise and industry perspectives, expanding networks that enhance the visibility and impact of the Lazaridis School, and advocating for its priorities.
The Waterloo council was founded in 2000 under the leadership of Scott Carson, who served as dean at the time, to provide advice and support to the school.
Founded in 2018, the Toronto DAC was spun off from the Waterloo board. Toronto is home to the largest population of Lazaridis School alumni.
Founded in 2013, the Ottawa Dean's Advisory Council (DAC) is focused on building relationships with the capitol technology community and the Bank of Canada with a strategic focus on the Department of Economics.
The Calgary DAC was founded in 2013.
The Silicon Valley Dean's Advisory Council (DAC) was founded in 2014 as part of the Lazaridis School's internationalization strategy. The DAC members in Silicon Valley help the Laurier co-op office with a primary focus on finding postings for undergraduate double degree students. This DAC also leads alumni activities in Silicon Valley.
The New York Dean's Advisor Council (DAC) was founded in 2014.
The London Dean's Advisory Council (DAC) was founded in 2016.