2^nd place in the Ted Rogers ethics competition in Toronto

Antoine Lapointe, Marianne Veilleux, Élizabeth-Ann Teasdale, Kaileigh Hamilton-Browne and Jean-François St-Pierre.

The HEC Montréal team made the podium for the second straight year in the Ted Rogers Ethical Leadership Case Competition. The 4 BBA students finished 2^nd in the event on November 17 and 18 at the Ryerson University Ted Rogers School of Management, in Toronto.

Kaileigh Hamilton-Browne, Marianne Veilleux, Élizabeth-Ann Teasdale and Antoine Lapointe will share a $3,000 cash prize. They were accompanied by their trainers, Audrée Lavoie-Archambault and Jean-François St-Pierre, Director – HEC Montréal Student Relations.

For this competition, teams had to analyze complex transparency issues in a case involving a multinational food company.

The eight teams from business schools across Canada had one week to analyze the case and prepare their presentation to a jury of business representatives.