ABOUT US
Our History
In the fall of 1981, two enterprising MBA students, Nora Kelly and Annette Wilde, founded the National MBA Case Competition. They staged the first competition in 1982 between Concordia and four other universities: McGill, University of Ottawa, Université Laval, and UQAM. The first prize was shared between UQAM and McGill University.
In 1992, the competition went international and now comprises 30 teams from 5 continents, fully committed to bilingualism. It is the oldest and largest case competition in the world, involving 200 outstanding MBA students and 300 judges from the Montreal business community.
This enormous event requires a budget in excess of $200,000 and one year of preparation by a team of MBA students under the supervision of our Board of Directors.
