Financial Acumen

January 08, 2020

AI Chatbots are Transforming Financial Services

Advanced technology in chatbots and artificial intelligence lets banks and financial institutions align themselves with

November 19, 2019

5 Excuses for NOT taking an Executive Education program SMASHED

1. ‘It costs too much!’ A turbulent global marketplace and disruptive technologies mean the world

October 01, 2019

New program provides insights into AI for the financial industry

As anyone who once stood in line to speak with a bank teller knows, technology

September 17, 2019

The Myriad Ways AI Technology Benefits Financial Organizations

The financial industry is being reshaped by artificial intelligence (AI). Sectors worldwide are making the

August 06, 2019

Schulich Mini-MBA evolves through continuous innovation

Schulich ExecEd’s most popular program – the Schulich Mini-MBA: Essentials of Management – was created

April 23, 2019

Busting 5 MYTHS About Executive Education

Those working in the field of business should not let misconceptions warp their understanding of

March 05, 2019

Why Every Employee Needs Financial Intelligence

There was a time when understanding the financial side of business was left to the

February 26, 2019

The Art of the Ask: Approaching Your Boss for Executive Education

Workplaces that support executive education have higher levels of employee engagement and job satisfaction. Whether

October 29, 2018

How the Balanced Scorecard can Transform Your Organization

For a long time, the standard way the business world measured corporate performance was pretty

March 05, 2018

Learn the language of finance to advance your non-accounting career

It’s not easy being in a country where you don’t speak the language. Asking for

January 16, 2018

Who knew an accounting class could be this much fun?

One of Schulich ExecEd’s most popular programs every year is What the Non-Financial Manager Needs

March 01, 2017

Schulich ExecEd Alumni Breakfast: Rosens paint a dark picture of ‘wild west’ investing rules under IFRS

Forensic accounting experts Al Rosen and his son Mark Rosen spoke to Schulich ExecEd Alumni