Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
On average, compared to their global peers, Canadian MBAs have more SDG-dedicated institutes and core courses, a greater percentage of non-male and racially diverse faculty and more recent alumni working for impact organizations.
This diverse panel discusses how schools can evolve their curriculums to meet the demands of a changing world, with a special focus on Canadian business schools and their performance in the 2022 ranking.
Hosted by
Toby Heaps
CEO, Corporate Knights
Welcome Remarks
Adrian Thomas
Country President, Schneider Electric Canada
Dr. Rumina Dhalla
Director, Institute for Sustainable Commerce and Associate Professor, Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics,
University of Guelph
Maxime Lakat
Co-Executive Director, Re_Generation
On average, compared to their global peers, Canadian MBAs have more SDG-dedicated institutes and core courses, a greater percentage of non-male and racially diverse faculty and more recent alumni working for impact organizations.
This diverse panel discusses how schools can evolve their curriculums to meet the demands of a changing world, with a special focus on Canadian business schools and their performance in the 2022 ranking.
Hosted by
Toby Heaps
CEO, Corporate Knights
Welcome Remarks
Adrian Thomas
Country President, Schneider Electric Canada
Dr. Rumina Dhalla
Director, Institute for Sustainable Commerce and Associate Professor, Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics,
University of Guelph
Maxime Lakat
Co-Executive Director, Re_Generation










