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Graduate competitions

The John Molson MBA Case Competition Committee (CCC) offers an immersive, hands-on learning experience that takes MBA students beyond the classroom to develop critical skills in strategy, problem-solving and presentation.

John Molson MBA Case Competition Committee (CCC)

The John Molson MBA Case Competition Committee (CCC) offers an immersive, hands-on learning experience that takes MBA students beyond the classroom to develop critical skills in strategy, problem-solving and presentation.

The MBA CCC kicks off each semester with bootcamps to introduce case cracking fundamentals and run an internal case competition every fall, where participants can apply what they’ve learned in a high-stakes, simulated environment.

For those interested in competing externally, the MBA CCC provides training and mentoring from dedicated coaches who help students sharpen their analytical and strategic thinking skills.

They also facilitate valuable networking opportunities by connecting students with industry professionals and offering financial support for those representing the John Molson School on national and international stages.

Through these initiatives, the CCC is committed to preparing John Molson students to excel in case competitions and build the confidence needed for future leadership roles.

Get in touchjmsbcasecomp@gmail.com

John Molson MBA International Case Competition

Since 1981, our business school has hosted the John Molson MBA International Case Competition (MBA-ICC). This event is the oldest and most prestigious business case competition in the world, and welcomes 36 teams of MBA students from across the globe.

Van Berkom-John Molson Case Competition

In 2024, Concordia University’s John Molson School of Business and Van Berkom and Associates Inc. joined forces to host the Van Berkom - John Molson Case Competition.

This event was a premier case competition focused on small cap investment to provide graduate-level business students with an opportunity to showcase their ability to analyze financial business cases, develop strategic recommendations and apply the academic skills they have gained in the classroom.

Watch an overview of the competition

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