In 2017, the award went to Franck Barès, associate professor and director of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation for the case titled:
"La passion d'Anne-Sophie Riopel : l'aventure d'une jeune pilote d'avion devenue entrepreneure"
Anne-Sophie Riopel, Franck Barès, Michel Patry and Luc Bélanger-Martin, director of HEC Montréal Case Centre
In 2015, the award went to Géraldine Dallaire, doctoral candidate, and Louis-Jacques Filion, professor in the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and holder of the Rogers – J. A. Bombardier Chair of Entrepreneurship at HEC Montréal, for their case entitled:
"Geneviève Salbaing et l’histoire des Ballets Jazz de Montréal : savoir danser au rythme du temps"
In 2013, the award went to Jacqueline Cardinal, researcher and writer for Gestion and biographer and associate researcher with the Pierre-Péladeau Leadership Chair at HEC Montréal, and Laurent Lapierre, associate professor with the Pierre-Péladeau Leadership Chair at HEC Montréal, for their case entitled:
"Ève-Lyne Biron et Biron Groupe Santé"
Alix Mandron, Ève-Lyne Biron, Jacqueline Cardinal and Michel Patry
In 2012, the award went to Mai Thi Thanh Thai, assistant professor at HEC Montréal, and Huong Thanh Thai, sales executive at Ayo Furniture, for their two-part case entitled:
"An Phuoc (A et B)"
Anne Mesny, Huong Thanh Thai, Nguyen Thi Dien, Mai Thi Thanh Thai and Michel Patry
In 2011, the award went to Veronika Kisfalvi, Full Professor, and Raymonde Lévesque, Part-time Lecturer, in the HEC Montréal Management Department, for their case entitled:
"Lili-Anna Peresa : 'Pour faire une différence"
Michel Patry, Veronika Kisfalvi, Lili-Anna Peresa, Raymonde Lévesque and Anne Mesny
In 2010, the award went to Jacqueline Cardinal and Professor Laurent Lapierre for their case entitled:
"Katharine Graham et le Washington Post"
Michel Patry and Jacqueline Cardinal. Absent: Laurent Lapierre
In 2009, the award went to Professors Veronika Kisfalvi and Cyrille Sardais for their case entitled:
"Eleanor Roosevelt : l'éclosion tardive d'un leader d'exception"
Michel Patry, Veronika Kisfalvi, Cyrille Sardais and Vital Roy
In 2008, the award went to Rowena Agouri and Professor Christiane Demers for their case entitled:
"Annie et ses hommes : l'aventure Souris Mini"
Marie-Hélène Jobin, Rowena Agouri and Michel Patry. Absent: Christiane Demers
In 2007, the award went to Professor Brahim Allali and Claude Ananou for their case entitled:
"Johanne Dion et TRANS-HERBe ou la passion des tisanes"
Brahim Allali, Michel Patry and Claude Ananou
In 2006, the award went to Sophie Daunais and Professor Laurent Simon for their case entitled:
"Joanna Berzowska & XS Labs : des robes... électrisantes!"
Michel Patry, Sophie Daunais and Laurent Simon
In 2005, the award went to Laurence Prud'homme and Professor Laurent Lapierre for their case entitled:
"Danièle Sauvageau : l'or"
In 2004, there were two recipients:
Professor Laurent Lapierre and Andrée Bélisle for their case entitled:
"Lise Bissonnette et la nouvelle Bibliothèque nationale du Québec"
and
Professor Silvia Ponce, and Annie Viel and Vincent Renaud for their case entitled:
"Diane Rousseau et les bienfaits de l'argent"
Vincent Renaud, Silvia Ponce, Jean-Marie Toulouse, Diane Rousseau, Annie Viel and Laurent Lapierre. Absent: Andrée Bélisle
In 2003, the award went to Bernard Chassé and Professor Laurent Lapierre for the case entitled:
"Francine Lelièvre et Pointe-à-Callières, Musée d'archéologie et d'histoire de Montréal"
Francine Lelièvre, Bernard Chassé and Suzanne Tailleur. Absent: Laurent Lapierre.
In 2002, the award went to Francine Richer and Professors Veronika Kisfalvi and Steve Maguire for the case entitled:
Steve Maguire, Suzanne Tailleur, Representative of the Alma-Lepage Foundation and second cousin to Alma Lepage, and Francine Richer. Absent: Veronika Kisfalvi.
