StFX launches resource to emphasize respect, safety and equity
We are committed to responsible management education.
The Gerald Schwartz School of Business is a proud signatory to the United Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative.
PRME membership commits the Gerald Schwartz School of Business to six principles that are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. These principles are realized through our teaching, research and extra-curricular activities.
Alesha Baker, ’18
Human Resources Assistant with the Government of Canada
Allison Randall, '17
Middle market corporate banking associate relationship manager at HSBC in Ontario
Andrew Graham ’16
District Sales Leader at PepsiCo
Brett Frazee, '14
Director of Finance at Beyond Food Inc., a company working to minimize food waste.
Chelsea Whidden, ’16
Currently working at IBM Canada Ltd. as part of the Human Resources team
Colin Graham, ’14
Management Consulting for Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Emma Logan, ’19
Fellowship Program at Venture for Canada
Graham P. Haynes, ’15
Corporate and Tax Lawyer at Stewart McKelvey
Sam Gan, ’18 ’19
Customer Success Manager for Skylight, a technology company optimizing the home renovation process
Troy Mrazek '16
Management Consultant with Deloitte's Transformational Change team in Halifax.
Victoria (Vicky) Morgan, ’18
Communications and Media Officer, Department of Health, Government of Nunavut
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