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SCHULICH INTERNATIONAL CASE COMPETITIONSaturday February 23, 2019
Rob and Cheryl McEwen Graduate Study & Research Building, Keele Campus
EXCLUSIVE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITES
The Schulich International Case Competition (SICC) is Back!
Now in its seventh year, SICC continues to gain international acclaim, creating a powerful platform for sponsors to deliver high prestige brand affiliation to an exclusive audience:
Over 60+ MBA level participants from around the world Judging panel of 30+ mining industry leaders
The 2019 Schulich International Case Competition seeks to bring together, undergraduate and masters’ level students, along mining industry leaders to stimulate discussion on the social, environmental and political complexities that face the industry today.
With support from Schulich’s Global Mining Management program (GMM), SICC is focused specifically on responsible mining, providing a unique opportunity for sponsors to illustrate their commitment to driving the industry forward through innovation, sustainable mining and the education of future industry leaders.
New this year and in partnership with Net Impact Schulich, SICC will be hosting an industry fair during the competition- Mining: Think Bigger. We are excited to partner with a variety of companies from progressive start-ups to industry leaders across the mining innovation community.
About Our School: The Schulich School of Business is consistently ranked among the world’s top business schools, and with campuses and satellite centres around the world it is recognized as Canada’s Global Business School. The Schulich MBA program prepares future leaders for the environmental, social, and ethical complexities of modern-day business – an approach central to the Schulich International Case Competition (SICC).
About Our Program: Led by Richard Ross, Chair in Global Mining Management & Program Director, and Claudia Mueller, Associate Director, the Global Mining Management (GMM) Program, offered by the Schulich School of Business, is a specialization that is unique in the world. The GMM Program was developed in cooperation with mining industry leaders and its mission is to develop responsible leaders to ensure a sustainable global mining industry. Since 2012, the GMM program has successfully equipped numerous graduates with the business skills required to tactfully navigate this challenging industry.
The Competition
Event Schedule Audience
Welcome, Registration & Breakfast
8:00 a.m. • Registered participants • Judges• Sponsorship Delegates
Case Competition First Round 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. • Registered participants • Judges • Sponsorship Delegates
Industry Fair: Mine of the Future& Lunch
12:00 p.m. • All morning participants and judges• Additional sponsor representatives• Current students registered for the event
Case Competition Final Round 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • All lunch participants• GMM program faculty and current students
Networking Reception & Award Presentation
4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. • All attendees
BENEFITS & PRIVILEGES PLATINUM$15,000
(limited 1)
GOLD$10,000
(limited 2)
LUNCH$7,500
(limited 1)
SILVER$5000
(limited 2)
Hospitality & Engagement
Participation as Competition Judges and invitations for delegate representatives Up to 5 judges Up to 3 judges 1 judge 1 judge
Opportunity to attend networking reception and lunch
Front row seating for SICC final round
Opportunity to provide promotional material in gift bags
Verbal recognition by program director “presented by”
Opportunity to provide company branded giveaway
VIP Table at Industry Fair
Print &Digital Recognition
Trademark recognition on all print and digital materials (displays at the registration desk, on cruiser tables throughout the space, networking lunch and cocktail reception space on banners and digital media)
1st Tier Position with phase (“presented by”) 2nd Tier Position 3rd Tier position 3rd Tier position
Trademark recognition on the Competition website and all Competition social media platforms
1st Tier Position with phase (“presented by”) 2nd Tier Position 3rd Tier position 3rd Tier position
Biographies of appointed Competition judges on the SICC Website 1st Tier Position 2nd Tier Position 3rd Tier position 3rd Tier position
Text-based recognition in a special promotional story on the Schulich School of Business website and published in the 2019 March Global Alumni e-newsletter
Opportunity to provide a corporate testimonial about support of the competition, to be published on the competition website and social media platforms
Post-EventDelivery of a Sponsorship Fulfillment Report
Access to resume book which includes resumes of SICC participants, organizers and volunteers
2019 Sponsorship Packages
Bronze Level Sponsorship, which includes corporate trademark on printed program and event signage, is also available ($1000)
2018 SICC 1st Prize Winner:Colorado School Of Mines
The following schools were recently represented at SICC:
Global Talent
Allison Forrest, Responsible Investment Officer at Resource Capital Funds
Angelina Mehta, Advisor, Investment Banking at Paradigm Capital
Cay Mims, Managing Director, Natural Resources at Proudfoot
Daniella Dimitrov, Partner at Sprott Capital
David Thomas, Partner, Managing Director at Resource Capital Funds
Jessica Bentley-Jacobs, Manager, Sustainability Partnerships at Barrick Gold
Kazim Mehdi, Executive Director, Corporate Banking, Mining & Forest Products at CIBC Capital Markets
Kevin Tanas, Principle-Metals and Mining Consulting at Wood Mackenzie
Maria Rodmell, Director, Community Relations at Kinross
Sophie Bertrand, Manager, Health, Safety & Sustainable Development at Yamana Gold
William Dunford, Director, Mining, Global Investment Banking at CIBC Capital Markets
2018 JudgesSome of last year’s judges from the industry include:
Sponsorship Activation 2018
Partnership Proposal | 2019
Jacqueline MiklovichChair
M: 905-713-5348E: [email protected]
Cristina HudonSponsorship ContactM: 647-469-9612
Website: http://schulich.yorku.ca/schulich-international-case-competition/