Nspire – Jot

By Emma Barrett At many conferences, a common entry in the agenda is the panel – a forum for discussion, where industry leaders speak to aspects of a specific topic….

By Imran Habib Seven-hundred and fifteen million people watched the 2010 World Cup final. 265 million people played soccer in 2006, and $3 billion was spent on soccer transfers in…

By Tina Yazdi For some, networking is synonymous with schmoozing, insincerity and awkwardness and they regard it with general dread. In reality though, networking can be an opportunity goldmine, allowing…

By Zoya Shrivastava The greatest aspect about the business and technology world is that you don’t need to have any intention, background or experience to be involved in it. You…

By Zoya Shrivastava If you happen to be one of those who bought a Door Crasher ticket to the National Business and Technology Conference (NBTC), then good for you because…

Canada’s largest international university and student travel expo! Studying abroad is an effective way to develop essential skills which will be highly valued in tomorrow’s leaders. To operate effectively in…

By Lucy He Working in the consulting industry is becoming an increasingly popular option among students. To give an example, in Richard Ivey School of Business’ HBA Class of 2010,…

By Ahmed Al Majid There is a revolution happening:  a quiet revolution that is taking over the way we live without any headlines on news reports, and it is called…

By Christopher Gerhardt In my first JOT article (“The Future of the School, As We Know It”), I looked into the effect that modern technologies are having on our educational…