2023 CPA Thought Leadership Summit

| April 10, 2023
Submitted by Alex Cotoc for DeGroote School of Business
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This thought leadership summit will invite three corporate leaders to give a speech to students and faculty. They will hold a panel discussion for one hour for the students and faculty. The mission of the summit is:

  1. To support and enhance DeGroote School of Business research by creating collaborative opportunities for academia, industry, government, public accounting, and Ontario CPA members
  2. To collaborate, develop and promote relevant, timely thought leadership with clear and direct links to CPA profession

The topics for the summit are business challenges and corporate leadership. Based on their expertise and industry perspective, the speakers will offer unique guidance, inspire innovation, and influence others. The speakers will also introduce the current job markets to students and participate in a Panel Q&A.

Guest Speakers:

  • Karim Mamdani, President & CEO, Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences
  • Guest Speaker: Ivy Hou, Partner, Deloitte Canada
  • Guest Speaker: Paul Ciapanna, Partner, KPMG Canada

Details:

When: Thursday, April 13 | 12 – 4 pm
Where: In Person at RJC room 427 (a light lunch will be served)

More information about the Speaker Bios are on OSCARplus.

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