Student Club Descriptions Update 2019-20

Contents
Overview 3
Graduate Business Council 3
Rotman Clubs & Associations 4
INDUSTRY CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS 4
Rotman Asset Management Association (RAMA) 4
Business Design Club (BDC) 5
Business Analytics Club (RBAC) 7
Business Technology Association (BTA) 8
Rotman Energy & Natural Resources Association (RENRA) 10
Entertainment & Media Association (EMA) 11
Rotman Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Association (REVCA) 12
Rotman Finance Association (RFA) 13
Healthcare Management Association (HMA) 15
Human Capital Club (HCC) 16
JD/MBA Student’s Association 17
Management Consulting Association (MCA) 17
Rotman Marketing Association (RMA) 18
Rotman Net Impact (RNI) 20
Rotman Operations Management Association (ROMA) 21
Rotman Risk Management Association (RRMA) 23
Rotman Sports Business Association (RSBA) 24
Women in Management Association (WIMA) 25
Rotman Sales Club (RSC) 26
Rotman Culinary Club (RCC) 27
Rotman Executive Dinner Club 28
Rotman Active Association (RAA) 29
The Letters at Rotman 30
Rotman Music
Negotiation Club
2019 - 2020
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Wine Society 33
CULTURAL CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS 34
African & Caribbean Business Club 34
Asian Business Association 35
European Business Club Association 36
Jewish Association of MBA Students 37
Latin American Business Club 38
Middle East Business Association 39
South Asian Business Association 40
Rotman Life Partners Club 41
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Overview
This document provides a summary of the various Clubs & Associations at the Rotman School of Management and is separated into 2
sections: an introduction to the Graduate Business Council (GBC), a listing of the general Rotman Clubs & Associations in
alphabetical order.
TO REGISTER & PAY FOR YOUR CLUB(S) MEMBERSHIP1 CLICK HERE: Online Registration
(this link will be live from August 26 –September 9)
Graduate Business Council
WEB: http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/gbc/ EMAIL: gbcclubs@rotman.utoronto.ca
Rohan Mathew
Clubs Director, Full-Time MBA Program
The GBC acts as the interface between administration and the student body by taking the ideas of today to build the school of tomorrow.
With the passion, drive and determination of the faculty to build one of the best MBA experiences in North America we strive to challenge
ourselves and continually improve the program through both technical and social development.
The GBC focuses on professional and personal improvement through the wide range of social and academic activities held throughout the
year. Coordinating student run events to compliment student classes helps to bridge the gap between theory and application.
We believe that the Rotman MBA expands beyond the years of being in the classroom. It begins when you first consider Rotman and
continues well beyond graduation. With the strength and support of our alumni network we are constantly on the leading edge of current
trends in the business world. One of the GBC’s mandates is to help strengthen the bond between incoming students and outgoing graduates
and the key to our success is the strength of our classmates. Join Rotman, get involved and don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of the
experience.
1 *Membership is either ‘Program Fee’ OR ‘Annual Fee’:

Program Fee – pay/register once for the duration of your MBA Program
Annual Fee – pay/register each year of your MBA Program
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Rotman Clubs & Associations
INDUSTRY CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS
Rotman Asset Management Association (RAMA)

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/rama/
Membership Fee: $125 (Program Fee)
RAMA is a student led association whose main objective is to provide a resource platform for Rotman students who are interested in
pursuing a career in private equity, portfolio management, fixed income, and equity research. We help Rotman students develop industry
knowledge and experience and prepare students interested in a career in asset management by organizing case competitions, industry panels,
and networking events with industry professionals.
The club’s mission is to enhance awareness about investment management and research related careers within the Rotman community by
providing opportunities for enhanced learning through
1. Competitions
2. Interaction with industry (Speaker Series, panel chats, networking receptions etc.)
3. Rotman Student Investment Fund
Upcoming Events
Event Title Event Description
RAMA Kick-Off Executives of RAMA will provide an overview about the club and the activities planned
throughout the year.
Rotman Student Investment Fund RSIF portfolio managers will provide an overview about the opportunities available for first year
students to participate in the fund. This will be followed by a stock pitch at the end of the year
Portfolio Management Competition RAMA's flagship competition, the PMC, will kick off in Term One. Teams will be tasked to run a
mock portfolio with an emphasis on asset allocation decisions.
Industry Night RAMA is inviting industry professionals to come and meet with students and provide an overview
of their jobs, giving students an opportunity to network and help decide future career options
Private Investments Panel RAMA will be holding several speaker series hosted by various professors and industry
professionals to assist RAMA members in understanding the opportunities available within the
industry. This knowledge will be invaluable during recruiting.
Private Equity Competition RAMA will hold a competition to test the skills of the participants in LBO takeover situation. The
winners of the competition will represent Rotman at Wharton’s prestigious international PE
competition in the following year.
Equity Research Panel RAMA will invite professionals from the capital markets industry to give a talk on equity
research, how to write reports and deliver a stock pitch. This event will also have people from
other fields of capital markets
Trainings and Lunch & Learn Sessions RAMA plans to host a series of trainings to help students prepare for their interviews. Moreover,
the club will also hold events for smaller groups of people with people from the industry so they
can build solid connections before they step into the real world
Business Design Club (BDC)

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/rbdc/
Membership Fee: $120 (Program Fee) $80 (Annual Fee)
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If you’re interested in using design thinking, strategy and innovation to solve business problems, then the BDC is the club for you. We are
inspiring the next generation of business designers to tackle business problems of the future. Our mission is to help students develop a new
lens and network, so that they are equipped to bring business design to their profession.
We cater our events to all students – regardless of their previous experience or knowledge with business design, with the belief that everyone
can adopt the business design mindset in the way that is most appropriate for their personal career ambitions. Our events are based on our key
business design personas (we hope you see yourself in them!):
- Ninja: This person lives and breathes business design. They are deep in the weeds with the different methodologies, have experience with
ethnographic interviewing and have their sites set on a role which allows them to use business design on a daily basis.
- Translator: This person is familiar with the concepts and understands the tools that they can use strategically in their future. They
understand how the different exercises fit together in a sprint but want to practice surfacing some unexpected needs and how to manage
stakeholders through ideation and prototyping.
- Explorer: This person has heard that business design is a big thing at Rotman and wants to know more. They may be new to the concepts
but have a curiosity to see what they could learn and how they could borrow it for the occasional project or task.
Upcoming Events
Kick off Party WTF is Business Design? We feel you… We had all these questions last year and didn't see how this
mindset laddered into career opportunities. The kick off will give you a whistle stop tour of the
major concepts and opportunities and signpost how you learn more over your next two years.
Salons Do you know a thing or two about the details of the design methodologies? Then this is an event for
you! Our Ninjas will love the opportunity to have deeper conversations with industry professionals.
This is not a networking event, it's a chance to explore each others’ minds and think deeply about a
subject everyone in the room is passionate about (although, if you make a good connection, we
salute you). Come prepared to think and debate but also to listen and learn so we can all leave the
room smarter than when we went in.
Co-hosted by the Rotman Career Centre, this presentation and panel teaches members about the
many career paths and real-world applications of design thinking.
Pathways in Design Thinking
Toronto Design Treks Led by industry professionals, these office tours offer an insider’s look of companies using design
thinking.
Applying & Interviewing for Careers in Don't forget about your portfolio! This one is for the Ninjas who will need this for full time and
Business Design internship applications or if you are a curious Translator and want to make sure you have the
examples you will need should you decide to apply. It's a chance to ask your questions, learn the
basics and kick start the focus now that your resume is done and dusted.
Industry Night Eagerly anticipated throughout the industry, this event is an opportunity to network with a wide
range of companies in a fun setting. It's about becoming part of the Business Design community
without any circles of death. Definitely an event not to be missed.
I Know What You Did Last Summer Ever wondered what Business Design might mean from a career perspective? We certainly did.
We’ve assembled a selection of second year students who used business design principles in
different ways in their internships. This is designed to prepare you lest design thinking pop up
unexpectedly (as it did for some people this year!) as well as to showcase how some students
intentionally built their summer around making this toolkit a mindset. This event will have
something for everyone, the Ninjas, Translators and Explorers amongst us (see the BDC website to
understand more). Come with your best questions and we look forward to sharing our summer
stories.
Portfolio Speed Dating Now that you've pulled together a portfolio you might be at a bit of a loss to know if it’s up to
scratch and what improvements to make. I’m sure you've already checked it against a few people but
this will be an invaluable chance to get rapid fire feedback. We have invited a selection of industry
experts who have volunteered to rotate through this session and give 10 minutes of feedback. These
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are the people who will be reviewing your portfolio when you apply so don’t miss this chance to
have a dry run. This event is aimed at Ninjas for whom applications are a live concern and will be
particularly useful for second years.
Design X The show stopper BDC event has arrived. Think of this as the most fun networking session in your
calendar and a chance to understand the career opportunities in Business Design. You’ll be able to
see the variety of career paths and opportunities for both Ninjas and Translators. There will be pure
play service design agencies, large companies with deep design thinking expertise and organisations
you would never have expected to be heroing the toolkit.
Rotman Design Challenge (RDC) Don't miss the largest business design case competition in the world! It's a great chance to jump start
your understanding of the design methodology if you are a Translator or Explorer while our Ninjas
can hone their expertise in a live client example. This is a fantastic portfolio piece and an
opportunity to wrap your heads around an unusual industry.
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Business Analytics Club (RBAC)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/rbac/
The Rotman Business Analytics Club (RBAC)’s mission is to create a strong cross-industry network of students, alumni, faculty and
professionals who share an interest in working with data; to provide the tools and resources necessary to support students intent on becoming
best in class data-driven decision makers; and to enable professional opportunities by presenting students with career paths in data analytics
and promoting Rotman as a talent pool for recruitment.
Analytics is a cross-industry skill that can be leveraged to build a career in various functions including marketing, finance, consulting,
business design, and operations. To support students interested in building careers in these functions while integrating the increasing demand
of analytics, RBAC also has collaborations with many of Rotman’s other clubs.
Upcoming Events
Kick-off Panel and social - come learn about what analytics is, meet the RBAC team and ask us what we did last
summer!
Analytics panels RBAC will be hosting a number of panels and speakers with a focus on:
1. What is analytics?
2. How do different industries use analytics?
3. How are data & innovation impacting different sectors?
Workshops A series of short workshops will be offered aimed at introducing students to a handful of analytics
platforms’ capabilities and applicability to various industries.
Industry night An event to provide students with an opportunity to network and discuss career opportunities with a wide
range of companies looking to employ MBA students for internship and full-time positions.
Case Competitions RBAC will be providing students with opportunities to expand their analytics toolkit and develop skills by
solving real-life business problems. It will allow students to showcase their ability to communicate their
insights and strategies with business and analytics leaders.
Collaborations As an RBAC member you will also have access to other analytics events held by other clubs including
RBTA, RMA and RRMA, among others.
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Business Technology Association (BTA)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/bta/
Are you passionate about technology and innovation, but unsure of where to look for opportunities? Looking to make a pivot and get into a
faster paced industry? Discover how you could use your love for innovation and tech in your field or new ones with the Business Technology
Association!
As a member, you will have access to a variety of events, including exclusive access to our industry night, a mentorship program, workshops
and case competitions. You will also develop friendships and connections with your fellow Rotman students, alumni and industry
professionals. Finally, your exec team will have you covered through all the year with continuous communication through newsletters and
our brand new BTA fellowship program.
This year, our mission is to provide a unique platform and resources to students, alumni, and industry professionals to build a formidable
Rotman tech community. Join us and experience how tech and business collide!
Upcoming Events
Kick-off Event This first interactive event of the year will help you plan out the rest of your year. We will be providing details to our
events throughout the year, and give you the opportunity to connect with second-year students. This BTA Roadmap
will help connect our club’s objectives with your personal objectives. This event will also feature 2 guest speakers from
the industry, who may be available for networking post-presentation.
Industry Night Toronto has grown into one of North America’s biggest technology hubs, attracting technology talent in not only
traditional tech firms, but a variety of other industries including banking, media, sports, and much more. BTA’s
industry night is the club’s flagship event focused on connecting students with industry representatives from a huge
variety of firms. Whether you’re looking for your next adventure or simply looking to learn and grow in your current
role, this event is a must-attend! Come mix and mingle with representatives from various companies that invest heavily
in technology in the Toronto area and beyond.
Technology Case This year, BTA is proud present 3 unique Case Competitions to give our members a broad perspective about how
Competitions Technology is changing different industries’ landscapes. These include:
1. A partnership with a large tech-oriented company, to give members the opportunity to explore the industry while
networking with specialists from the field.
2. A partnership with a financial services firm and RMA, to allow members to tap into their leadership and creative
abilities, building a marketing campaign related to new banking technology.
3. A partnership with RENRA, to explore the natural resources industry and demonstrate the impact of technology
in this resource-scarce field.
BTA Academy This year, BTA is bringing a brand new platform to Rotman to enhance relevant technical skillsets for business
managers, learn about the technology space in Toronto (large companies and startups alike) and share experiences from
upper year students, alumni and industry professional on what it takes to land a job/make a career in their respective
fields.
Mentorship Program This program is a unique opportunity to receive 1:1 mentoring from an experienced business professional for a select
group of BTA members. Stretching the length of the school year, members and mentors alike will have the opportunity
to develop interpersonal skills as well as build strong foundational relationships to help catapult them into their next
career steps.
Tech Consulting Panel If you heard the below buzzwords, but don’t know what exactly they are, how they should be implemented, you’re not
alone. Meet with consultants who help companies understand these concepts, and develop strategies to benefit from
them the best.
Digital transformation, AI, Blockchain, CRM 2.0, Analytics & business intelligence, Omnichannel marketing, ERP,
Quantum computing, CX, UX,HCI
Fintech Panel In collaboration with RFA, BTA looks to provide members a night with some of the brightest pioneering minds of the
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Canadian FinTech ecosystem. Join us as we discuss the latest trends in delivering innovation in finance.
Big company day Struggling to get a foot in the door with the big tech companies? Unsure of where your career opportunities even are as
a non-engineer with those firms? Come join BTA for this event to learn about those first steps necessary to transition
into those larger firms and learn about the ever-changing landscape both in and out of Canada!
Sports Business Last year, the RSBA brought the Sport Tech and Analytics Conference to Rotman. This year, BTA is working with
Conference them to bring it back fresh content and C-Suite panelists to share where sports business is going and how you can get
involved. BTA will bring the tech MVP to the field!
Diversity in Technology Bridging the gender gap is a tough challenge. The tech industry in particular is targeted as one of the hardest to crack,
frequently called out for being male dominated and an environment where women play only a minor role. Is this a myth
or a reality? Join the Business Technology Association and Women in Management Association as we uncover the
truth. Join us in this talk part of the D&I Week.
Career Centre Events BTA will be collaborating with the Rotman Career Centre to help you leverage your networking and build the skills
you may not have had the opportunity to practice. Be the first to know about upcoming events like on-site company
visits, product management workshops, recruiting events, and more!
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Rotman Energy & Natural Resources Association (RENRA)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/RENRA/
Membership Fee $80 (Program Fee)
Are you interested in exploring opportunities in one of the largest industries in Canada, or want to know more about the growing area of
renewable energy? Do you have a background in the Energy and Natural Resources industry and want to transition into a business role?
RENRA is here to help students develop interests or leverage prior experience in the industry, through speakers’ events, fireside chats,
industry tours, case studies, and research projects. Club-members, executives, and alumni come from diverse disciplines such as engineering,
consulting, finance, private equity/debt, and business development.
Our mission is to help students attain, or transition to successful careers in the Energy and Natural Resources industry (i.e. Power Generation
& Utilities, Metals & Mining, Infrastructure, and Oil & Gas).
Upcoming Events

RENRA ● Welcome FT Class 2021 and M&E MBAs
Meet & Greet ● Celebrate Diversity & Share Experiences
● All students are welcome to attend (including non-members)
RENRA ● Q&A speaker series with distinguished industry experts and alumni
Kick-off ● Followed by networking with alumni and industry professionals who will share their experience
and view on their respective sector
Case Competition (tentative) ● Joint event with another Rotman association focusing on technology trends in the Power
Generation & Utilities, Metals & Mining, Infrastructure, and Oil & Gas sectors
Industry Night ● Networking and Alumni Engagement from various industries (Power, Clean Energy, Mining,
Infrastructure, Oil & Gas, etc.)
● 1st years: opportunity (post Finance/Consulting early recruiting) to proactively pursue
Summer/Fall internships and ISP/GCP projects
● 2nd years: networking and/or branding their employers
PDAC Conference ● RENRA will attend the event as a group, branding Rotman in the world’s leading convention for
Mineral Exploration and Finance
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Entertainment & Media Association (EMA)
http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/ema/

Membership Fees: $45(Annual Fee), $75 (Program Fee)

The EMA aims to bring together the student body who are passionate and curious about the entertainment and media industry. Our purpose is
to create strong relationships, and bridge the gap between MBA students and industry professionals. We provide learning and networking
pathways, leading to highly-sought careers.
The EMA brings in Leadership from some of the top firms in the country. Students will have the opportunity to attend industry events and
company visits, and participate in case competitions. The EMA keeps you on the inside of the entertainment & media industry loop.
Upcoming Events

Event Title Description
EMA Kick-Off! Ready for an amazing year? Join us and learn more about the EMA’s exciting 2019-2020 plan. The
executive team will be introduced, and the Advisory Board will be present. This is a great opportunity
for students to meet current and past executives, and to learn more about the industry, and its career
functions. We have an amazing line-up of firms coming your way!
RSTAC Leadership across sports, entertainment, and technology under one roof! This will be one of the biggest
conferences at Rotman. Stay tuned for details!
Company Visits (2-4) The EMA plans on visiting key entertainment and media companies in Toronto. Previous host
companies include Bell Media, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Corus, and Rogers
Media.
Case Competition You will have the opportunity to solve real business challenges for top North American and Global
companies. First, we have a 5-school MBA case competition for you. You’ll be up against students in
some of the top MBA programs in the country. Our second one will be a treat. Stay tuned!
Industry Night Our flagship event! Collaborating with the RSBA, this will be an incredible night for students to mingle
and socialize with leadership across the entertainment, media, and sports industries. You do not want to
miss this.
Rotman Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Association (REVCA)

https://revca.ca/
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Looking to carve your own career path, start your own business, find the next unicorn to invest in, or join an emerging tech startup? The
entrepreneurial mindset makes you a problem solver. A critical thinker. A creative individual.
Join REVCA and explore the entrepreneurial side of you. REVCA’s vision is:
 To enable the Rotman community to achieve leadership excellence in the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, and venture capital.
 To provide skills development and capacity building opportunities for our members through curated networking events, workshops
led by industry leaders, and case competitions that will help you build teams and products that will live on beyond your time at
Rotman.
Upcoming Events
Kick-Off Hosted at Centre for Social Innovation, meet your fellow club members and network with individuals
from Toronto’s exciting entrepreneurship space. A panel of experienced entrepreneurs/venture
capitalists from MBA backgrounds will share their experience of what it’s like to start your own
company and work in the start-up ecosystem.
Industry Night What’s the startup world like? What are emerging technology startups looking for in MBA students?
What are the potential career opportunities? Hear about potential career opportunities and network
with local startups, venture capital firms, incubators, and accelerators at REVCA’s Industry Night!
Venture Capital Investment Competition Get a chance to see what it’s like to be a venture capitalist. Sourced startups will pitch their ideas and
(VCIC) you will write up a term sheet and be judged by real VCs who are not afraid to ask tough questions.
The winning team will fly to the states to compete in the next round against top talents from other
leading MBA programs. (The winning team from Rotman last year won the Canadian Regionals and
participated in the Global Finals as Canada’s Team!)
Design Your Own Startup Thinking of starting out your own venture? We’ll provide guidance on how to take a business idea
from ideation all the way to execution by incorporating business design tools and incorporation
platforms.
Venture Capital Panel Chat Come join a fireside chat with venture capitalists ranging from early-stage to later-stage investors.
What are some of the differences in their firm’s thesis, evaluation criteria and outlook of the ever-
growing technology landscape? Ask away and network with our hosts!
Startup Playbook Confused on what the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem is all about? The Startup Playbook
by REVCA will be a guiding resource on the startup world:
 How do you boost your job search in the startup world?
 What do startup roles mean?
 How do I find startup opportunities?
 Where’s the best place to learn about the entrepreneurial mindset?
Venture Capital 101 What is venture capital? A term sheet? We’ll host a local venture capitalist to walk you through the
journey of a venture capitalist, and breakdown critical responsibilities such as sourcing, evaluation,
term sheets, networking, and operations of a fund.
Skills Development Bootcamp Series What are some of the critical startup skills? From marketing, to pitch-decks, business development,
and entrepreneurial finance, REVCA will host some of the best industry representatives/coaches for
interactive workshops for future entrepreneurs.
Rotman Finance Association (RFA)

http://www.rotmanfinanceassociation.com/

Through industry receptions, guest speaker events, mentorship and technical tutorials, case competitions and job-specific interview training, club
members receive the tools to tackle today’s increasingly competitive job market. With 330+ student members across all Rotman programs, 400+
engaged alumni and 35 – 40% of students placing in Finance or Financial Services historically, the club is one of the largest and most vibrant
student communities at Rotman. Our leadership team of 19 dedicated students, along with 50+ members already signed up to mentor the incoming
class, commit hundreds of contact hours to students throughout their journey.
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Mission
We offer students insights into the many exciting facets of finance based professions. Our club aims to:
· Bridge the gap between classroom finance theory and finance-based careers
· Assist our club members in the recruiting process and provide Rotman students with first-hand opportunities to meet with finance industry
leaders and innovators
· Raise Rotman’s reputation as a premier finance business school in Canada

Upcoming Events
RFA Kick-Off Introduction to the RFA including scheduled events, club executive members and services provided via club
membership with a guest speaker from the industry to attend.
RWomen A dedicated section of the RFA that connects women at Rotman to experienced professionals in financial services. The
initiative includes a kickoff event with select panelists, industry mentors paired with one or more RWomen members
with similar interests and fireside chats.
Various Speakers Past speakers have included George Yao, Executive Director at Morgan Stanley, Richard Dufresne, EVP and CFO at
throughout the term George Weston Limited and Loblaw Companies Limited and Som Seif, President and CEO of Purpose Investments,
among others. Upcoming speaker series events include representatives from TD, Cannacord Genuity, Scotiabank, among
others.
BMO Stock Pitch In this flagship event meant to introduce students to capital markets, teams of two are assigned a publicly traded
Canadian firm across various sectors and tasked with creating a well-supported buy, sell or hold recommendation.
TD Client Case Teams of four to conduct a strategic review of a TD client with the goal of optimizing long-term value creation for the
Competition firm and its shareholders through an acquisition
Super Saturday Live mock interviews conducted on-stage with notable alumni from IB and S&T. Networking with industry
professionals across IB, S&T, Equity Research, Corporate Banking, Corporate Finance and Rotational Programs in the
afternoon.
RBC Case Competition Students prepare “case studies” on assigned capital markets transactions and present to RBC professionals in a one-on-
one discussion setting.
CIBC Investment Teams of four work through a buy-side M&A mandate. Teams are challenged with structuring appropriate financing and
Banking Case valuing the target company through the use of relative and intrinsic valuation techniques.
Competition
Industry Night Social event at the King Edward Hotel attended by over 200 alumni providing students the ability to network with key
individuals prior to recruiting season.
Interview Prep and The RFA provides in-depth training and resources to help students excel in interviews and interactions with industry,
Coffee Chats with 300+ coffee chats and mock interviews conducted in 2018-19.
Collaborations Members will have access to select FinTech and Capital Markets events co-hosted with RAMA, BTA, REVCA, WIMA
and RNC.
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Healthcare Management Association (HMA)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/hma/
Healthcare is one of the largest industries in Canada and is growing both domestically and globally. The healthcare, pharmaceutical, and
biotechnology sectors offer a wealth of opportunities. Opportunities range from governance, finance, consulting, marketing, operations, strategy and
general management.
Our mission is to engage faculty, alumni, industry, government, and the community to help our members address the healthcare challenges of today
and tomorrow. We aim to:
● Learn: educate members about the healthcare industry and the diverse array of career paths if has to offer
● Connect: facilitate members to building their own networks in the industry
● Prep: prepare members for jobs within the health industry upon graduation
To accomplish these goals, we offer career networking events, speaker series, industry information sessions, case competitions, industry nights and
interview & resume preparation sessions. We also facilitate valuable networking opportunities between past and present student colleagues,
including students from both part-time and full-time streams, and students from healthcare programs and other MBA schools.
Our members have diverse array of academic experience and professional expertise fosters a rich and engaging environment that you will enjoy
participating in. Come join us- gain exposure to career opportunities, employers, trends, and opportunities in one of the largest industries in Canada.
Upcoming Events
HMA Kick Off Our welcome session for new club members. Come meet our superb faculty from the Centre for Health Sector
Strategy and our knowledgeable Career Centre advisors. You can also chat with upper year students about their
summer internship experience and learn about career opportunities for MBA’s in healthcare.
SickKids Case Competition Teams of 4-5 students will have the opportunity to present their ideas for a relevant healthcare problem faced by
Canadian Hospitals. The competition will also be an opportunity for students to connect with a panel of judges from
KPMG, SickKids, and Rotman.
Fall Industry Night This is your chance to network with various industry professionals from diverse areas within the healthcare sector,
and to learn first-hand about opportunities for MBAs.
Winter Industry Night Come network with different industry professionals from diverse areas within the healthcare sector, and learn about
summer internship and full-time career opportunities for MBAs.
Pharma-Marketing Case Competitions Do you love a challenge? Join our case competition and learn valuable case analysis and presentation skills while
solving a healthcare oriented business challenge. You will also have opportunities to network with students from
health-care programs and MBA schools, as well as our judges with industry experience and our health sector
sponsors.
Lunch and Learns Join us for lunch with representatives from key organizations in the health industry, and learn about upcoming
internship and full-time employment opportunities (4 events).
Resume and Interview Workshops These one-on-one development sessions with upper year students will give you a chance to polish your resume and
refine your interview skills.
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Human Capital Club (HCC)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/humancapitalclub
Membership Fee: $55 Program Fee (3 years for Morning/Evening program),

$45 Annual Fee;
$25 Annual Fee for full-time second years & Morning/Evening third years
Empowering talent, leading change.
The Rotman Human Capital Club (HCC) aims to discuss key challenges facing organizations and explore the crucial role that all
function under the human capital umbrella play in designing processes to build collaborative and innovative workforces. The HCC
helps develop a new breed of leaders by providing valuable learning and networking opportunities within the field of human capital,
encompassing everything from internal HR strategy to human capital consulting. The club explores critical topics such as change
management, talent development, organizational behaviour, organizational design, benefits and compensation, across industries within
consulting and corporate functions. Regardless of your career goals, the HCC is inclusive of anyone interested in learning about
leading and motivating human capital.
HCC members enjoy:
Career Development. Networking opportunities and industry panels with human capital and HR professionals across various
industries and functions. Benefit from the HCC’s connections with professional organizations.
● Professional Support. Take advantage of our case prep workshop and interview preparation to improve your job search
experience, as well as our Industry Night for networking opportunities. We offer tailored support upon request.
● Discussions on Human Capital Trends. Join the conversation on key human capital challenges through industry events
and the Human Capital Think Tank.
Upcoming Events
HCC Kick-off The HCC kick-off event is a great opportunity for new or prospective HCC members to meet and
ask questions of upper-year members and current and former execs.
Industry Night Members will have the opportunity to network with a number of Human Capital and HR
professionals from different companies, with a variety of backgrounds in a variety of functions. This
night is focused on expanding members’ professional connections and knowledge about the different
subareas inside HC and HR.
Case Prep Workshop This workshop is focused specifically on members that are interested in pursuing a career within
Human Capital consulting. It is a great opportunity to prepare members for the case interview
process, which is adopted by some of the most renowned consulting companies in the world,
including KPMG, Deloitte, and EY.
Negotiations in the Workplace While taking the viewpoint of both the employee and the superior, members will gain valuable
negotiation experience through mock simulations. In collaboration with the Rotman Negotiation
Club.
Human Capital Think Tank HCC case competition is focused on challenging members to come up with solutions to complex
issues related to current HC trends in a time-constraint, high-pressure scenario. The participants will
be coached throughout the process by industry professionals to support improve the social and
technical skills that members will actively use after graduation.
JD/MBA Student’s Association

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/jdmba/

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The JD/MBA Students Association is a club designed for current and prospective students in the JD/MBA program. The Association
facilitates relationships between current students and alumni, and offers mentorship opportunities to its members. The Association
aims to nurture relationships between members by hosting a variety of events throughout the year. Some of our annual events include
"lunch and learns" with accomplished alumni, tours of law firms, and panels featuring upper year students and practitioners.
Management Consulting Association (MCA)

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/consulting/
Membership Fee: $125 (Program fee), $70 (One Year Fee)
The Rotman Management Consulting Association (MCA) is a student-run club charged with promoting and enabling internal and external
consulting careers for Rotman MBA students. Our objective is to work with the Career Centre across three areas: educating students about
the consulting and strategy professions, equipping Rotman students with the broad set of skills they will need to be successful after school,
and providing timely coaching and training to support successful recruitment into consulting and strategy roles for summer internships and
beyond. Below are a few highlights for events we will be running this year.
Upcoming Events
MCA Kickoff Everything you want to know about the MCA! Learn about the club, and the roadmap of activities
and support planned during the year.
Consulting 101 A seminar teaching the key information about internal and external consulting in general, as well as
important facts on the main firms that hire from Rotman.
Case Preparation Support Boot camps that teach you the building blocks required to ace your case interviews. Ongoing support
with second years.
How to Win Case Comps/Communicating Presentation from a multi-case competition champion Rotman alum on how he won case
Strategies competitions. Further session on how to design slides and presentations to more effectively
communicate your ideas and strategies.
Firm Visits MCA facilitated visits with firms planning to hire from Rotman. Get a chance to connect with
consulting and strategy professionals at the firms you are applying to.
Industry Nights Two separate opportunities to meet strategy professionals working in the jobs you want in external
consulting and internal strategy respectively. With a very low consultant: student ratio, this is an
amazing opportunity to meet people and learn about your target firms / companies while giving the
firms / companies a chance to get to know you, your motivations and objectives.
Internal and External Case Competitions Four strategy-based case competitions with KPMG, RBC, AT Kearney, and Sick Kids hospital.
These case competitions are a great chance to learn what it feels like to work as a consultant, and
show off your ideas and strategies to hiring firms.
Consulting Conference Collaboration with a number of other Rotman clubs to learn how consulting intersects with other
industries,
Behavioural Interview Support Boot camp run by the MCA Exec to give you the knowledge on how to successfully navigate a
behavioural interview. Second years will also provide ongoing support for behavioural interview
prep.
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Rotman Marketing Association (RMA)
http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/rma/
The Rotman Marketing Association strives to inform, educate, and provide a network to those who are interested in the field of marketing.
Through unique and engaging events including speaker series panels, intimate networking events and exciting case competitions, the RMA is
an essential supplement to marketing education at Rotman, both for career-switchers and experienced marketing professionals. The RMA
helps to build relationships between students, RMA alumni, and industry leaders by expanding students' professional network and facilitating
opportunities to learn more about marketing careers in a variety of industries. From orientation to graduation and beyond, the RMA is here to
give Rotman MBAs the tools they need to succeed in a career in marketing, sales, and strategy.
Upcoming Events
Mentorship Matching members with mentors from the industries and roles they are interested in for a one-year (or ongoing)
mentorship.
Industry Night To help students to connect/expand connections with industry peers, to get more exposure in the marketing
industry. Students get to know more information on marketing job functions in different industries, to gather
diverse ideas on their career development.
Branding Yourself The kick off event for RMA, this workshop will teach students how to better brand and market themselves not
only in school but also while networking, when interview, and more. While this is a one-day workshop, we hope
students will be able to take these skills beyond this workshop, and build their confidence through suggested
best practices even after.
RMA Flagship Case Comp Flagship Case comp associated with Sales. We are planning to have a partnership with a company in the CPG,
tech, cannabis or telecommunication industry. The case competition will be one week long, and include a launch
event, tips from RMA and Sales execs and winners of last year's RMA case comp, coaching for participant
teams, and a final event. We will have a networking event at a nearby bar after the winners are announced.
RMA Kick-off Part 1 Second years panel discussion to diverse potential career tracks; Part 2) RMA sharing session to introduce
benefits of being a member and yearly calendar to help students better prioritize their schedules; Part 3)
Network(off-campus).
Case & Interview Prep This workshop looks to prepare marketing students for interviews (both case and non-case based) and give them
tools to practice with during the upcoming winter break.
Skills Workshop: Data & This workshop looks to introduce data analytics to marketing students. While the theory of data analytics can
Analytics take several classes to learn, students will be introduced to tools frequently used when analyzing marketing data,
as well see a demonstration of how these tools are used. The ideal instructor would also prepare exercises in
which students can apply some of these teachings in a test environment or at a low cost.
Simulation We will have a 3 hrs workshop, where students can solve a business problem while using a simulation tool. This
mini competition will be great for students to get to know the basic principles of segmentation and brand
positioning.
Influencer Marketing Panel This panel brings together successful Canadian influencer and brands to talk about partnership and the power of
influence in digital.
RMA & EMA Simplii Case Comp Simplii is launching a Case Competition for different business schools across Toronto. We are having a
partnership with EMA to bring students to understand the current business environment and the challenge that
the company faces in terms of digital strategy and communications.
On-demand Workshop We want to hear your thoughts. This workshop will be base on RMA member’s preferences.
Start up workshop series/Tech Performing marketing in start-ups is very different than doing it in a large CPG company so learning more about
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Marketing how marketing is being done in start-ups is a matter that has been growing in interest among our members. We
plan to invite 4 marketing professionals from different start-ups in Toronto to talk about the opportunities and
challenges they face while working at a start-up and what a career in marketing is like at a start-up.
Skills Workshop: Customer This workshop will introduce marketing and sales students to strategies and frameworks used in business
Acquisition development and customer acquisition. This workshop will also introduce tools that marketers can use to target
specific segments of customers and better tap into their preferences.
Company Visit This on-site visit looks to give students insight on what their careers could look like post-MBA. They will be
introduced to marketing professional that currently use Business Design as a framework for strategy to then
show us though an idea jam how is done.
Skills Workshop: Communication This workshop will introduce marketing students to the subtitles of communication, both internally and
& PR externally via PR. You will be provided with feedback and tips on how to improve your communication across
the field.
Rotman Net Impact (RNI)

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/netimpact/

Sustainability is a core part of business. With investment firms adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics into their
evaluations, it is critical for successful businesses to understand their financial and ESG/sustainability performance. In the past few years, we
have seen the world’s largest companies and most influential CEOs rallying behind sustainability as an increasingly important pillar to their
overall strategy. But how do you develop and implement sustainability strategy? Join us at Net Impact to find out.

Rotman Net Impact is the sustainable management club at Rotman, plugged into the local, national, and international community of
sustainability and social impact professionals. Spanning six continents, Net Impact makes up one of the most influential networks of MBAs,
graduate students and professionals in existence today.
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Our club provides co-curricular activities focused on: responsible finance, sustainable business model innovation, and social
entrepreneurship. We seek to motivate change agents while connecting our student body to Net Impact Chapters, sustainability thought
leaders and professionals across the globe. Our mission is to inspire, educate, and collaborate with Rotman students to harness the power of
business in creating positive social and environmental impact, and to help them secure rewarding careers in sustainability.
Upcoming Events
Kick-Off and Mentorship Come to our annual kick-off to hear about all the club has to offer this year and to network with second- and third-
Program Launch year students, faculty, and industry professionals. This will also be the launch of our Mentorship Program, which
groups students in pods according to area of interest (e.g. impact investing) and pairs them with industry
professionals.

Career Skills - Bootcamps These bootcamps will offer students an opportunity to learn tangible skills and gain knowledge, from industry
experts, to get an edge over other students when they apply for positions in the sustainable finance /
entrepreneurship / sustainability space. Will be held in classrooms on Rotman, contingent on confirmation from
potential speakers.
The Rotman Sustainability The Rotman Sustainability Conference offers a chance for students to learn about a diverse array of short and long-
Conference term career opportunities in sustainability, and facilitates student engagement with industry professionals. The
(November 6th tentative) conference will host a variety of panels featuring industry professionals in impact investing, social innovation &
entrepreneurship, green energy, consulting, and more. The conference will be followed by a networking reception.
Open to all of UofT, other MBAs / universities & Net Impact chapters worldwide.
A4S International Case The Prince’s Accounting for Sustainability (A4S) project was founded by HRH Prince Charles. A4S aims to make
Competition sustainable decision-making business-as-usual by inspiring action by finance leaders to drive a fundamental shift
March 27th (tentative) towards resilient business models and a sustainable economy. This global competition is focused on innovative
models for viable, environmentally and socially sustainable future.. Our vision is to generate ideas that will solve
sustainability challenges and create the businesses of the future. We want to see students' business ideas and
financial models become the solutions executives talk about tomorrow, not ten years down the road. The winning
team will receive a $10,000 (CAD) cash prize, and the runners-up will receive $5000 (CAD).
MBA Impact Investing All members/students are invited to apply for MIINT, an experiential lab designed to give students at business and
Network & Training graduate schools a hands-on education in impact investing. One team will represent Rotman at the Wharton School
(MIINT) of Business at the international MIINT competition.

Rotman Operations Management Association (ROMA)

http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/roma/

Membership Fee: $100 (Program Fee) or $80 (Annual Fee)

Empower MBA students with basic understanding and tools of Operations management with a general management focus to be successful in
any and all career opportunities. The club’s objective is to learn about Operations Consulting, Operations Research, Operations Strategy and
Supply Chain Management (SCM) through speaker series, company visits and operations based simulation games. ROMA strives to bring
members and companies together to explore the realm of operations by:
a. Acquiring operation knowledge through interacting and learning from practicing managers.
b. Presenting students with a forum for sharing experiences & knowledge in Operations and SCM.
c. Interlocking with other associations to gain an integrative view of services, consulting etc.
d. Aiding in finding Operations Management related internships and full-time jobs.
Upcoming Events

Club kickoff Meet the ROMA executives to learn about Operations, the Rotman Operations Management
Association, events planned for the year, and resources available.
Industry Off-Sites Visit to industry site(s) to learn about their logistics and supply chain techniques in action (Such
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as a visit to Amazon fulfilment facilities)

Industry Night An evening for students to meet industry professionals from different sectors. During last year’s
event, 35 companies participated from different industries such as Consulting, CPG, Retail,
Energy, Financial Services, Health Care, Logistics, and Energy.
Career Preps Student development events are planned such as resume clinics and mock interviews for students
Operations Panel in various industries 2 specialized and targeted operations panel in Consulting and Consumer Goods
Product industries provide an opportunity for students to learn from related industry professionals

Operations Case Competition Case competition to help participants’ to gain exposure on case competitions and promote
networking.

Rotman Real Estate Association (RREA)

http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/rrea/
Membership Fee: $80 (Program Fee), $50 (Annual Fee)
The RREA creates opportunities for Rotman students to learn about the real estate market and the various career opportunities within
the industry, to exercise the tools necessary to pursue a successful career in real estate and to develop relationships with industry
professionals, including RREA alumni. Through a series of panel discussions, company visits, case competitions and networking
events, the RREA is an essential supplement to the real estate education at Rotman to inform, prep, and connect students.
Upcoming Events
RREA Kickoff Opening event intending to introduce the Rotman Real Estate Association (RREA) Executive Team
and the organizations industry advisors including Ryan McKee, Will Strange, and Lu Han. During
the event we will introduce new and prospective members to the purpose of the association and to
the event schedule for the year.
Alumni Social The RREA Alumni Social is an event intended for upper year Rotman students and for Alumni of
the Rotman School of Management who either work in the Real Estate industry or like to maintain
their ties with the RREA. The event will provide upper year students and alumni the opportunity to
reconnect, network, and further develop close ties between Rotman and Toronto’s Real Estate
industry.
Alumni Panel The RREA Alumni panel has been designed to be an informal and candid information session
between current Rotman candidates and recent alumni. The panel is intended to be a forum for
candidates to ask and have answered the tough questions that come to mind when dealing with
issues surrounding recruitment, relationship management, and future career goals.
Internal Real Estate Case Competition The RREA’s internal real estate case competition is an event intended as a learning opportunity for
students interested in a career in real estate. The case competition will give candidates the
opportunity to develop their case analysis, pro-forma modelling, offering composition, and
presentation skills.
Breaking Barriers in Commercial Real In RREA’s breaking barriers event, a panel of real estate professionals will discuss the challenges
Estate and opportunities for women in leadership roles within the industry, followed by Q&A and
networking.
Industry/Development Night Industry/Development Night, presented by RREA, is an event showcasing the position of Real
Estate within broader industry verticals when considering careers in financial services, logistics and
operations management, and even creative industries. It is the RREA’s goal to help spread an
understanding of the prevalence and pervasiveness of the Real Estate industry within almost every
field in which a typical Rotman candidate may be interested.
Sidewalk Labs Case Competition and Proposed Event in partnership with Sidewalk Labs. To be confirmed.
Company Tour
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Rotman Risk Management Association (RRMA)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/rrma/

The Rotman Risk Management Association (RRMA) is a student-led organization that aims to increase awareness of Risk Management
careers within the Rotman community, and promote Rotman as a premier centre for education and recruitment for the Risk Management
industry.
Through our events and initiatives we:
● Provide members opportunities to connect with industry professionals
● Provide recruiters opportunities to identify talent and connect with candidates
● Increase members’ understanding of Risk Management and its various functions
● Equip members for recruitment in Risk Management careers
● Provide mentorship opportunities with industry experts
● Provide members the opportunities to apply and showcase skills relevant to Risk Management careers
Upcoming Events
RRMA Summer Social + Kickoff: “What Mix-and-mingle with the Executive Team and learn what RRMA is all about! This is open to all
I did last summer” current and prospective RRMA members. Hear it first from your fellows (2nd year) classmates
who worked during the summer!
Sponsor Bank Credit Risk Simulation Opportunity to learn about Credit Risk Management with a case from major bank.
Risk-Free Panel Series Join us for the panel discussion with Risk Management professionals at Banks, Pension
Funds/Buy Side, and Management Consulting Firms

TD Securities Credit Risk Challenge Assemble your team and present a unique credit-based financial solutions to a panel of
professionals from TD Securities’ Corporate Banking.
FinTech Challenge Apply technology to field of finance to create next frontier of innovation (collaborate with
RBAC)

OTPP Industry Night Invite OTPP, banks and insurance firms to conduct bell ringer style networking event.
Spring Social End the year with selection of new executive team and succession planning. Closing remarks!
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Rotman Sports Business Association (RSBA)
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/rsba/
The Rotman Sports Business Association (RSBA) aims to leverage the Rotman MBA as a unique differentiator for those interested in a
career in sports business. RSABA helps students build a sports business network, and provide opportunities to explore and engage with
various fields in the sports industry. The RSBA is for students who are interested in a career in the sports management, or a role in a
traditional MBA function (such as marketing, finance, or consulting) within the sport and recreations industry. It is also for those who wish to
engage with a community of Rotman students, current and graduated, who are passionate about the evolution of sport as a billion-dollar
industry that continues to grow. Join us to meet top business leaders in sport, learn about new trends in a fast-paced industry, and explore a
variety of career opportunities that are available to you.
Upcoming Events
Kickoff Event - confirmed Interested in getting involved in sports business? Our kick-off event will provide you with a chance to learn about
the RSBA, hear about our upcoming events, and network with the executive team and other sports industry
professionals.
Industry Night Sports business is a tough industry to break into. Put on your networking pants for our annual industry night where
you will have the opportunity to learn from and speak to established sports business professionals from consulting,
to marketing, and everywhere in between.
Resume Building Workshop The RSBA will partner with the Rotman Career Centre to bring you one-on-one time with industry professionals
-requested who know what sports business industry recruiters are looking for on a resume. Sports business is a competitive
industry; a resume that stands out it is a must.
NFL & NHL Fantasy Drafts Put on your General Manager hats and compete in our very own RSBA fantasy leagues. Fantasy football and
hockey will give you a chance to draft your favourite players and compete against other Rotman students for some
great prizes and ultimate bragging rights.
NBA Fantasy Draft Board man might have gone to the Clippers, but you can still have him on your team. Join the RSBA basketball
fantasy league and build the ultimate championship team to win the fantasy Larry O'B. #WeTheChamps
Sports Business Case Strategy and consulting departments within sports business agencies are growing rapidly. Want a glance into the
Competition – Strategy types of business problems these professionals face everyday? Join us for this year’s sports business case
competition with a focus on strategy to see how you can utilize your Rotman MBA through a sports business lens.
We’ve partnered with a top notch company on this one! You won’t want to miss out on the opportunity to showcase
yourself to them.
MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Join the RSBA at one of the largest analytics conferences in North America, hosted by the Sloan School of Business
Conference at MIT in Boston. In addition to attending the conference, there will be a networking event on the Friday, and a
social event with Columbia, Harvard, and MIT students on the Saturday night. Bring LOTS of business cards.
Diversity in Sport Panel FACT: diversity in the workforce produces better results; sports business is no different. We invite you to join a
discussion on how we can work together to create equal opportunity for all genders, nationalities, backgrounds, and
abilities within sports business from some of the best in the biz that challenge the status quo and are still totally
killing it.
Athletes in the Classroom We are thrilled to bring you year two of Athletes in the Classroom, a mentorship program that connects Varsity U of
(AIC) T athletes with MBA students and professional athletes. MBA students are paired with a mentee with whom they
coach as well facilitate a “passion project” with, guided by the leadership of Olympian and Amazing Race Canada
contestant, Sarah Wells.
Sports Business Conference Last year the RSBA brought you the Rotman Sport Tech and Analytics Conference. This year we are evolving with
industry trends and bringing you fresh content and C-Suite panelists to share where sports business is going and
how you can get involved.
Viewing Party All work and no play is… well it’s no fun! Come out for an evening of food and refreshments and a whole lot of
sports talk.
Consulting in Sport Panel As part of a diverse collaboration of many clubs with the MCA, RSBA will bring forward the special topic of sport
and recreation opportunities under the greater umbrella of management consulting.
Women in Management Association (WIMA)

http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/wima/
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WIMA Membership Fee: $75 (Program Fee)
WiMen Membership Fee: $35 (Program Fee) open to male students only
WIMA’s vision is to empower, promote and support women in the Rotman community.
WIMA's mission is to champion women and gender equality in the Rotman community and in the workplace. We strive to create
opportunities for Rotman women to advance and develop personally and professionally through networking, education, and mentorship
programming while providing opportunities for all genders to learn about gender equality. We aim to foster connections for our WIMA
members and our WIMEN allies with our faculty, alumni, and industry professionals enabling members to build lasting relationships. Our
pillars include:
● Networks and Engagement: Fostering the development of relationships to build lasting networks of influence.
● Development: Enabling growth through knowledge, skills and abilities that lay the groundwork for powerful leadership in business.
● Careers: Facilitating career exploration through information and support that enhances awareness of and connection to influential
leaders.
WiMen is a network of men who are committed to understanding and increasing diversity and gender inclusion in the Rotman community
and the workplace (membership differs in price and content from WIMA).
Upcoming Events
Event Focus Event Title Invited Membership

General WIMA Kick-Off WIMA/WiMen
Networks and Engagement Year End Event with Alumni WIMA/WiMen
Development 4th Annual Women in Management Conference WIMA/WiMen

Diversity & Inclusion Week – Women in Tech with BTA WIMA/BTA
Managing High Stress Conversations WIMA
#IAmRemarkable Workshop WIMA
Careers Women in Capital Markets Design Sprint with RFA & GATE WIMA/WiMen
*Panelists include industry Female Founders Symposium, with REVCA WIMA/WiMen
professionals and Rotman Various consulting events (McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Deloitte, ATK, etc.) WIMA
alumni Creative Women with BDC, RSC and RMA WIMA/WiMen
WiMen Reducing Internalized Stereotypes WiMen

Redesigning the Professional Family, with GATE WiMen/WIMA
Various Community Conversations WiMen
*Event listing is subject to change
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Rotman Sales Club (RSC)
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13600056
1-year membership fee is $50
2-year membership fee is $80
We believe the “art of selling” applies to much more than closing a deal. Sales skills are part of the core business skill set for leaders
across industries and job functions. A career in Sales and Business Development is cited as being the 2nd most common path to
becoming a Fortune 500 CEO (Forbes, 2011).
RSC’s vision is to be a valuable resource for students to improve networking effectiveness and learn communication skills and,
ultimately, to become a close-knit community of professionals with wide-ranging career aspirations.
RSC’s mission is to promote and enable the development of sales skills by hosting workshops and creating networking
opportunities that can expose members to leading industry professionals across functions.
Specifically, the club provides:

Kickoff Event (Sept 2019) Welcome to the Rotman Sales Club! Let's have fun together during an amazing social event where you will
meet your fellow members, 2nd year students, and industry guests.
P&G Info Session (Oct 2019) Information and networking session about what it's like to work in the CPG industry in general and at P&G
specifically. Learn about P&G internship and full-time opportunities
Johnson & Johnson Case Join us for the J&J case competition. There will be networking opportunities with industry professionals, as
Competition (Oct 2019) well as the chance to showcase your ideas and expertise. TBD - First place gets a direct interview for
internship and full-time.
Bootcamp (Nov 2019) Workshop led by a professional sales coach and consultant to develop skills around active listening,
emotional intelligence, communication, and quick problem solving.
Startup Workshop (Nov 2019) Expose students interested in the startup and the tech space to skills and tasks that are needed to take
businesses to the next level - Segmentation, Go to Market strategy, Culture, Competition, How to pitch an
idea, Building relationships, etc.
Industry Night (Feb 2020) Speed networking event with senior sales and marketing leaders for students interested in sales, business
development, marketing or related roles. (Partnership with RMA)
Creative Women (March 2020) Panel discussion and networking event with women who are senior sales leaders or executives who
emphasize the importance of being able to "sell" at work.
Branding Yourself (Date TBD) Learn how to craft your personal brand as you start your MBA journey. Selling your experience and story
will be key to your professional success.
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Rotman Culinary Club (RCC)
https://www.instagram.com/rotman_culinary_club
The Rotman Culinary Club is here to bring students together to enjoy food, learn cooking skills, experience new cultures through regional
recipes, and explore the diverse gastronomy scene of Toronto, while mixing and meeting with other like-minded people in the Rotman
community. RCC is focused on promoting hands-on workshops, where students will learn basic daily recipes and regional recipes from
around the world. RCC is also committed to showing students the hidden culinary gems of the GTA.
Membership in the Rotman Culinary Club grants you access to all of our events at the best price, so be sure to consider joining! Cooking is a
great way to meet new people and a powerful stress reliever from our busy classes and exams at Rotman. We look forward to you joining us.
Let’s explore cooking together.
Upcoming Events
*tentative
RCC Kickoff BBQ Welcome to the Rotman Culinary Club! Bring your own beverage and let's have fun together during
an amazing barbecue, while learning tips and tricks for making your own future barbecues
spectacular
Steak Masterclass A carnivore’s dream! Join us on this exciting journey where you will learn to prepare and taste a wide
variety of steaks at drastically different price points. A journey that will take you from the modest
skirt steak, to prime cuts from ultra-luxurious Japanese Wagyu beef
Thanksgiving Celebration Enjoy a delicious, home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner and take some time to unwind and re-energize
with friends after the chaotic exam period
Industry Speaker Event Meet Felipe Branco, the former (and first) President of the Rotman Culinary Club in his beautiful,
new Brazilian restaurant Zebu Steak + Bar and hear about his journey from Rotman student to
restaurateur
Holiday Baking Learn how to prepare delectable baked goods, sure to satisfy your sweet tooth or serve as thoughtful
DIY holiday gifts
Fundamental Cooking Techniques Learn the basics - searing, braising, roasting, cooking to optimal temp - in a fun, social atmosphere
Advanced Cooking Techniques Level up your culinary game - sauces, curing, sous vide, and smoking - in a fun, social atmosphere
Traditional Chinese Recipes Learn from UofT Iron chef Ailin Xi how to prepare traditional Chinese recipes, including dumplings
Community Engagement Show your support for a local non-profit by attending this FUNdraising event
Retail Treks Small group outings hosted by the RCC exec team - visits local butchers, grocers, and specialty
retailers to get to know where to find quality and value in Toronto
Potlucks Small group get-togethers where you can either prepare a dish to share or 'pay what you can' -
opportunities to savour and stay connected with your peers
Rotman Executive Dinner Club

http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/redc/
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Membership Fee: $60 (Program Fee), Additional Dinner fee
The Rotman Executive Dinner Club (RED) connects Rotman students and business executives together over dinner. From September to
April, RED hosts dinner with executives from a wide range of industries, allowing students to learn more about the industry and the
executive’s unique career experiences. These events are opportunities to ask questions, learn from experienced professionals, and build
relationships in an informal setting while taking a break from the Rotman grind.
A RED dinner brings students together with an executive in an intimate five-star dining experience. You won’t have to rush through your
elevator pitch, compete for attention, or keep an eye on the rest of the room to cover the rest of your networking checklist. At RED,
connections happen naturally and help to lay the foundations of lasting business relationships.
Upcoming Events
RED will host an event approximately once a month. We will communicate regularly by email about scheduled dinner guests.
Notable past guests have included:

● Wolfgang Hoffmann- President, Jaguar Land Rover Canada (2018)
● Ashleigh Patterson- Senior Director, RBC Wealth Management Marketing (2018)
● Tom McCullough- Chairman & CEO, Northwood Family Office (2018)
● Mark Jaine- CEO, Intelex Technologies (2018)
● David Donnan- Senior Partner, AT Kearney (2018)
● Alan Torrie, CEO, Morneau Sheppell (2017)
● Shawn Beber, Managing Director, CIBC Capital Partners (2016)
● Larry Rosen – CEO, Harry Rosen
● Peter Oliver – Oliver & Bonacini
● Larry Wasser – President, Genuity Fund Management
● Brian Luborsky – President and CEO, Premier Salons
● Matthew Corrin – Founder and CEO, Freshii
● Jared Ross – Founder and Owner, Veda Indian Cuisine
● Harry Rosen, CEO and Chairman of Harry Rosen Inc.
● Dani Reiss, CEO of Canada Goose
● Eric Margolis, Chairman of Jamieson Laboratories
● Ray Sharma, Founder and CEO of XMG Studio
● Larry Wasser, President of Genuity Fund Management
● Mitchell Goldhar, President & CEO of Smart Centres
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Rotman Active Association (RAA)
Membership Fee: $35 (Program Fee) or $25 (Annual Fee)
We know how intense the MBA program can be. Between academics, case competitions, networking events and everything else, taking care
of yourself and staying active can be tough. The Rotman Active Association (RAA) is dedicated to creating and providing an inclusive space
where students and their significant others can have the opportunity to engage in fun active and outdoor oriented activities. This may include
physical, mental, or emotional well-being activities, such as fitness training, mindfulness, dance classes, indoor climbing, and friendly sports
tournaments. Through monthly programming as well as one-time events, RAA allows students to combine activities with social interaction in
a fun, relaxed, and inclusive environment.
Upcoming Events
Introduction to indoor climbing Ever wanted to try indoor climbing but didn’t have a partner to try it with? or maybe you felt too
intimidated by the sport? This year we plan on having two intro to indoor climbing sessions guided by
our very own 2nd year students who are avid climbers.
Touch Rugby Lesson Get an introduction to touch rugby and work up a sweat with a former competitive rugby player.
Friendly Table Tennis Tournament Have some amazing ping pong skills? Destress and get your game on at our friendly ping pong
tournament.
Ice Skating A night of ice skating in collaboration with our partner campus organizations.
Dance Classes Learn to move to the rhythm at a dance class organized in partnership with Rotman Music.
5k charity run Join the Rotman Active group participating in one of Toronto’s local 5k charity runs.
Mind Over Matter Declutter your mind and find some mental relaxation with a Meditation/Mindfulness session and a
Puppy Therapy Session.
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The Letters at Rotman
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/theletters/
Our Mission
The Letters aims to provide personal and professional support to LGBTQ2+ students at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of
Management. We provide a safe space and promote diversity, inclusion, and belongingness to Rotman’s LGBTQ2+ students and their allies.
We also help students navigate Toronto’s professional landscape by providing access to Diversity & Inclusion recruiting opportunities and
alumni networks.
Our Values
We value your trust and privacy more than anything. Our core values reflect our commitment to providing a safe and inclusive space:
- Inclusion
- Belongingness
- Confidentiality
- Collaboration
- Respect
Our Team
Our greatest strength as a team comes from our different backgrounds and nationalities. From the Philippines to Brazil, finance to robotics
engineering, playing the trumpet to raising a pug, our team has it all.
Upcoming Events
Club Kick Off Welcome incoming and returning class; outline Letters offerings; introduce student to community
and Toronto LGBTQ historical landmarks.
Day of Pink Celebrate diversity and raise awareness to stop homophobia, transphobia, transmisogyny and all
forms of bullying
Jam Workshop Workshop to further develop Ally engagement ideas; partnering with professionals from private and
public sectors; team-based workshop; leverage design thinking & behavioral economics principles;
generate ideas for companies regarding ally-ship opportunities within the workplace; no competition
element.
Holiday Community Engagement Volunteer within Toronto community followed by holiday party.
Asian Diversity & Inclusion Movie Night To celebrate the landmark legalization of marriage equality in Taiwan this year, The Letters and
RABA are screening “Dear Ex”, an award-winning Taiwanese movie about a teen navigating a
bitter feud between his willful mom and a free-spirited man, who's the lover and insurance
beneficiary of his recently deceased dad.
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Rotman Music
https://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/musicclub/

$40 (Annual Fee)
For musicians and music fans alike - Rotman Music brings the groove, the melody, and the rhythm to Canada’s top business school. We have
an awesome schedule of events including performances, jam sessions, dance lessons, guest speakers, and more. For students that enjoy music
in every single way, either by performing, or learning about different cultures through music, or meeting a community of like-minded peers,
Rotman Music is the place to be. Join and share your passion with us!
Upcoming Events
Kick-off Night Kicking off the year with a show in a venue close to school - featuring some of Rotman’s most talented
musicians. Come and meet the community.
Pop-up Gigs Enjoy casual pop-up gigs inside the Rotman building. If you like music you do not want to miss the
opportunity of being part of this experience.
Jam Sessions Regular jam sessions hosted at professional rehearsal spaces in downtown Toronto. Play your favourite
tunes, start a band, or just hang out and unwind.
Music Speakers Panel Meet and listen to industry members who share the same interest in music & dance as you pave a new and
chilled out avenue for developing your network.
Dancing Lessons Get your dance on with dancing lessons of different rhythms, no experience needed.
Performances at Culture Eats Bring the musical flavour of your home country to Rotman by performing some local tunes and typical
dances at GBC’s Culture Eats events.
End of Year Concert End the year with a bang – all those jam sessions paid off with an end-of-year concert showcasing the
school’s finest performers.
Negotiation Club
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/negotiationclub/
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Membership Fee: $50 (Program Fee);
$25 (annual, this applies to 2nd Year FTMBA; 3rd Year Part-Time Morning & Evening)
The Rotman Negotiation Club’s (RNC) mission is to develop skilled negotiators for business transactions and complex international dealings
embodying Rotman’s integrative thinking. RNC provides members with live simulations on current issues that facilitate the opportunity to
practice achieving interests. Members will learn core negotiation principles such as anchoring, adjustment and value creation within the
controlled environment of the Rotman student community. Through diverse industry guest speakers, workshops and competitions, members
will further develop strategies to become skilled leaders and attain successful outcomes in negotiations.
Upcoming Events
Kick-off Come join other RNC members and network with second year students while enjoying beverages
and negotiation themed games.
Rotman Negotiation Challenge The club’s marquee event takes you and participants from other Business Schools in Toronto on a
series of negotiation challenges. You will be competing in teams of three to take the top prize.
Thought we would send you into battle unprepared? Workshops will be held in the weeks prior to
Challenge to get you prepped to face Toronto’s finest negotiators.
Negotiations in the Workplace While taking the viewpoint of both the employee and the superior, members will gain valuable
negotiation experience through mock simulations. In collaboration with the Human Capital Club.
Theory and Reality of M&A Negotiation This event provides a behind the scenes look at real M&A negotiations. Hear valuable lessons and
takeaways from David Duncan, Managing Director at TD Securities. In collaboration with the
Rotman Finance Association.
Crisis Simulation Learn the importance of negotiations in high intensity settings while taking part in this crisis
simulation. Participants will be taken through a virtual experience where they will need to make
immediate high-stake decisions and navigate difficult situations using negotiation techniques.
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Wine Society
https://www.facebook.com/RotmanWineSociety
The Rotman Wine Society is committed to creating a fun, care-free atmosphere where together, we can learn about wine, meet new people,
and perhaps do a little dancing. Our events will all have different themes and will be hosted across a variety of fantastic venues not accessible
to the public.
Membership in the Rotman Wine Society grants you access to all of our fantastic events, along with free wine and cheese at most. We will
have sommeliers, ugly-sweater holiday parties around fireplaces, and an event where you access the professional networks of second-years to
help you secure summer employment (wine + career wow!), plus much, much more. We have many great events planned and know that you
will love your decision to join the Rotman Wine Society.
Upcoming Events
RWS Kickoff – An Introduction to Wine Join us at the Steelcase office in the heart of downtown Toronto for a night that promises to be equal
Tasting part education in wine and equal part dance party.
Wine Pairing Night in Collaboration with the Have a delightful gustatory experience as we collaborate with the Rotman Culinary Club in bringing
Rotman Culinary Club together wine and food pairings that will not only satiate your appetite but also a memorable
experience to share with your peers.
Themed Christmas Party Get warm by the fire while sipping wine, and bask in the holiday cheer as we kick off the winter
break together!
Culture Eats and Drinks Enjoy wines paired with regional delicacies, as you learn more about different cultures from around
the world.
Speakeasy Night As you find yourself frequenting the same sports bar, rediscover the hidden Toronto nightlife in an
intimate setting as we guide you through one of its best-kept “secret” bars.
Niagara Tour One of our marquee events, join a guided tour of Ontario’s famous Niagara wine country! Spend the
day touring and tasting your way through different wineries, sampling scrumptious Canadian wines
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CULTURAL CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS
African & Caribbean Business Club
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/racbc/
Membership Fee: $50 (Program Fee) $30 (Annual)

The African & Caribbean Business Club at the Rotman School of Management aims to integrate the African, Caribbean and minority student
body within the Rotman community through various cross-cultural networking and social activities. The club also partners with Rotman and
other organizations to deepen the pool of African and Caribbean MBA candidates through various programs.

Upcoming Events

Kick off event with special guests Welcome to RACBC! Come hear an amazing panel of RACBC alumni in Consulting and Finance.
Dinner and refreshments will be served (Yes- there will be Jollof rice), followed by an overview of the
club activities for the year.

RACBC Alumni Mix and Mingle Networking event (off campus)- Mix and Mingle with RACBC Alumni over drinks.

Fall Social Forget about the books and your career story for a night; socialize in style and recharge before Fall
exams and winter blues!
Industry Night Industry night co - organised with members of the Black Business Professionals Association/
Canadian Association of Urban Financial Professionals.
Speaker Series/ Doing Business in Africa Hosting a high-profile speaker for the night, who will provide a talk on a defined Topic relevant to the
Rotman community. This event targets anyone interested in hearing from a successful entrepreneur
doing business in Africa
Cultural Eats Host Rotman Faculty and students for Lunch with a special Afro-Caribbean flavour. In partnership
with the PSO
Winter Socials Reconnect and say goodbye to second years; club transition.
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Asian Business Association
http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/raba/
The Rotman Asian Business Association (RABA) organizes a series of cultural and professional events to:
 Educate members about cultural and business norms in the Asia-Pacific region.
 Support and facilitate members in establishing connections with Canadian business professionals and organizations, using our own
resources and network within the local Asian-Pacific business communities.
 Promote the Rotman MBA brand to businesses and educational institutions in both the Asia-Pacific region and Canada.
 Build and maintain a network among current students and alumni where information is exchanged most efficiently and
opportunities are explored fully
Upcoming Events
Welcome Party The official welcoming event for new members to meet with club executives, current members, and
alumni.
Buddy Program Pairing 2nd year members with new members to share tips about career development, academics, and
campus life.
Career Panels Bringing in speakers in the Asian community to talk about current career issues in various business
sectors in Canada.
Career Trek Site visits to Asian companies’ Canadian offices
Culture Eats An enjoyment of sharing typical East-Asian food and regional traditions.
Lunar New Year Dinner Celebrating the Lunar New Year with the Rotman Asian community.
Mid-Autumn Festival Social With CIBC A chance to learn more about Mid-Autumn Festival, make your own moon cakes, and network with
CIBC professionals in a more relaxing setting.
Asian Leadership Panel Leadership experience sharing from Asian business leaders, and networking opportunity with Asian
business executives.
Industry Night An opportunity to network with Asian business professionals and understand various industries and
career options in Canada.
Tasty Asia & Social Gatherings A relaxing moment with your Asian friends.
European Business Club Association
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/ebca/

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The purpose of European Business & Cultural Association (EBCA) is to provide assistance and support to Europeans at Rotman who
are new to the Canadian business and academic environment and to act as a conduit for Rotman students wishing to explore business
and cultural opportunities in Europe.
EBCA will achieve this by creating a network of students who are interested in European culture and business, professors and alumni.
We will reach out to Rotman faculty and alumni who will act as an advisory board. Thirdly, we will organize professional and cultural
events for club members. Finally, we will launch the Friends of Europe program, which will pair first-year members with second-year
members.
Upcoming Events
Kick-off The official welcoming event for the incoming class and their partners, current members, and alumni.
Industry Night EBCA will be hosting the Industry night event. Great opportunity to meet an network with Rotman Alumni, and
invited guests from a variety of industries ( Consulting, Banking, FMCG, Business design, Tech)
In partnership with Rotman Wine Society, EBCA is hosting a charming event in one best venue in Toronto with
Taste of Europe European high-end food and wine tasting.
Culture Eats In partnership with JAM and MEBA - A triple sided culinary adventure that takes Rotman students through
thousands year old cuisines and traditions.
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Jewish Association of MBA Students
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/jam/

JAM’s mission is to build and sustain a community that enhances the professional, social and educational experiences for Jewish and
interested students at Rotman. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment in which students can interact and practice with the Jewish
community on campus, in Toronto and beyond. No matter what your interest or Jewish background, JAM will provide a platform to
experience and gain exposure to centuries old Jewish culture and values.
Upcoming Events
Rosh Hashana/Jewish New Year The official welcoming event for the incoming class and their partners, current members, and alumni.
Celebration
Shabbat Shamingles JAM will host Shabbat dinner for members once a quarter. These dinners are great opportunities to interact with
Rotman’s Jewish community and to meet with accomplished Toronto Jewish executives from a variety of
different industries.
Holocaust Survivor Testimony An incredible opportunity to meet Holocaust survivors and hear their stories, so that the world never forgets.
UJA Rotman Impact group A mentorship collaboration with Toronto’s Jewish umbrella organization to match young professionals (you)
with leading business proffesional from various industries in an intimate setting.
Culture Eats In partnership with MEBA and EBCE - A triple sided culinary adventure that takes Rotman students through
thousands year old cuisines and traditions.
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Latin American Business Club
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/labuc/
The Latin American Business Club’s core ideology rest upon two pillars: We want to provide the Rotman MBA Community an alternative to
the duties and responsibilities of the MBA by providing social events focused on the Latin American Culture; and we want to serve as a
platform between the Rotman MBA Community and the companies looking to recruit the best Latin talent. Given these pillars, we developed
our events calendar for our members.
Upcoming Events
GBC Club fair Stand with Information about LABUC's 2018-2019 events and services for our members
LABUC Kick off Welcome the incoming class and their partners, meet the LABUC execs and 2nd year students
Mentorship Program Be paired with a second year who will help you in matters such as Academics, Recruiting, Networking, etc…
Focused Networking Sessions Small networking sessions with companies who look to recruit latin talent. In the past some of these
companies were: Scotiabank, TD Bank and RBC, among others
Industry Night Opportunity for MBA candidates and graduates to interact with high ranked professionals from different
industries (Finance, Consulting, Tech, Marketing among others).
End of Term Party Latin-themed party for the end of the first semester
Culture Drinks In collaboration with Rotman Wine Society and other cultural clubs. This event provides a casual opportunity
to increase your network while trying different wines and food around the world
Social series Social events throughout the year for students to get closer with the Latin American culture
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Middle East Business Association
http://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/meba/
The Middle East Business Association (MEBA) at the Rotman School of Management aims to provide both a cultural and business platform
for existing Rotman students, alumni and faculty interested in exploring Middle Eastern taste, music and tradition as well as for those seeking
career opportunities in the region. MEBA also strives to help incoming international students with their transition into the North American
academic system and business environment.
Upcoming Events

Members Welcome Welcome reception for new members and discussion about opportunities in the region from prominent faculty.
ME Business Panel Panel of business leaders and academics as well as networking session aiming to enlighten students about the
Canadian market and understand the obstacles that lies ahead of graduation and how to overcome them.
Cultural Eat Selection of Middle East food, trivia session and discussion for members of the Rotman community.
Middle Eastern Night A social event to introduce students to the middle eastern culture away from the stereotypes and misconceptions, a
good opportunity for all students to get to experience a new culture and have a good time.
South Asian Business Association

http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/saba/
“SABA connects the Rotman community with the cultural, social and professional aspects of south Asia and eases the transition of South
Asian students into the Canadian business environment.”
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The vision of the South Asian Business Association (SABA) is to celebrate South Asia in the educational and cultural discourse at Rotman,
and provide a conducive environment for students from South Asia to collaborate with professionals from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
To achieve this vision, SABA works diligently on the following four aspects:
1. Thought Leadership: Develop diversity of thought, leadership and culture emanating from South Asian students in the MBA
program
2. Cultural Transition: Build a “home away from home” for South Asian students to help them transition to a new environment by
celebrating traditions that foster unity and inclusion
3. Collaboration and Inclusion: Facilitate collaboration amongst all students to learn, appreciate and get involved with different
cultures
4. Professional Networking: Provide a strong support network for current students with Rotman alumni from South Asia across industries
through mixers and facilitated connections
In addition, SABA is committed to providing a strong support network for Rotman alumni, immediately after graduation and beyond. We
hope to create a medium through which SABA alumni can stay in touch, share career and business opportunities, and organize reunions.
With South Asian Business Association’s (SABA) aim to provide a unified medium through which members of the Rotman Business
School community can explore and lead initiatives related to South Asia, the club has a tradition of conducting events for celebrating major
festivals, cultural sports, professional networking and career counselling. Taking the tradition forward, SABA has planned the following
events for 2018 – 2019 to provide a consolidated cultural platform to its members.
Upcoming Events
Kick-off Introducing SABA as a club, its executives, goals of the club and events calendar, followed by interactions with South
Asian alumni, embassy representatives and immigration professionals
Back in South Asia, cricket rules most sports discussions. Continue the tradition in Canada, with a cricket match
Cricket Match facilitated by the Rotman Sports Business Association with SABA membership and alumni. Enjoy the game, connect
with your peers, and network away over cover drives!
Celebration Night for South School year needs some fun too, and what better way to celebrate than by partying with Bollywood music, South
Asian Festivals Asian cuisine and ethnic dresses! With festivals as Diwali, Eid and Christmas right around the corner, let us all get
together for the festivities and celebrate our cultures!
South Asian Innovation The marquee event of the year, featuring noted business-icons in Canada with South Asian roots, participating in
Conference multiple panels and networking sessions. More details to follow as we work out schedules with our highly
distinguished speakers.
Mentorship The networking at Rotman never stops. But it never has to be stressful and demanding! Through this initiative, SABA
will be pairing an industry professional with an incoming member to receive mentorship for one-on-one
communication and industry guidance in a candid and personalized setting.
Fireside Chats with South To facilitate connections for all our graduating members, distinguished Rotman alumni from South Asia will interact
Asian Industry Members with you in fireside chat sessions to share their success stories and advice.
End of Term Party In collaboration with GBC, SABA is looking to work the end of term party with some amazing South Asian cuisine,
Bollywood music, and an evening of dancing and blowing off some steam! What better way to end a term of hard-
work and success!
Rotman Life Partners Club
https://inside.rotman.utoronto.ca/rotmanlifepartners/
Membership Fee: $40 (Per Couple for duration of Rotman career)

The Rotman Life Partners Club is a community that aims to support the partners of Rotman students. Moving to a new city, changing jobs,
and dealing with your partner starting a new program are all common stresses that partners of Rotman students experiences. The Partners
Club aims to mitigate these stresses by providing a fun, diverse, and comprehensive environment that welcomes all partners and provides
them their own place within the Rotman community. By helping integrate their partners into the community, the Rotman student can more
fully participate in the student experience.

Whether it be drinks, play dates, or a yoga class, we have something for everyone. Find your fit with the Rotman Life Partners Club.
Upcoming Events
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O-Camp for Partners Join us for our inaugural O-Camp for Partners which introduces partners to Rotman and other incoming partners.
Finish the event off with drinks at a local bar and get to know your new community.

Career Workshop Participate in a number of sessions hosted by the Career Centre to help you learn more about the Toronto business
world and common expectations.

Annual Holiday Party Join us for a family friendly holiday party before winter break.

Club Initiatives Participate in a number of our club initiatives, such as the buddy program, new mom support, and neighbourhood
connects.

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1 *Membership is either ‘Program Fee’ OR ‘Annual Fee’:

Rotman Asset Management Association (RAMA)

Membership Fee: $125 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Business Design Club (BDC)

Membership Fee: $120 (Program Fee) $80 (Annual Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $70 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $115 (Program Fee) $65 (Annual Fee)

Membership Fee $80 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Rotman Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Association (REVCA)

Membership Fee: $110 (Program Fee)

Rotman Finance Association (RFA)

Membership Fee: $95 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $55 Program Fee (3 years for Morning/Evening program),

Empowering talent, leading change.

HCC members enjoy:

Event Title Event Description

JD/MBA Student’s Association

Membership Fee: $20 (Program Fee)

Management Consulting Association (MCA)

Membership Fee: $125 (Program fee), $70 (One Year Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $120 (Program Fee) $70 (Annual Fee)

Rotman Net Impact (RNI)

Membership Fee: $85 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Rotman Operations Management Association (ROMA)

Rotman Real Estate Association (RREA)

Membership Fee: $80 (Program Fee), $50 (Annual Fee)

Membership Fee: $90 (Program Fee), $60 (Annual Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $90 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Women in Management Association (WIMA)

Event Focus Event Title Invited Membership

Development 4th Annual Women in Management Conference WIMA/WiMen

WiMen Reducing Internalized Stereotypes WiMen

Specifically, the club provides:

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $65 (Program Fee), $40 (Annual Fee)

Rotman Executive Dinner Club

Notable past guests have included:

Membership Fee: $35 (Program Fee) or $25 (Annual Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $25 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $60 (Program Fee)

Event Title Event Description

Membership Fee: $65 (Program Fee), $40 (Annual Fee)

Event Title Event Description

African & Caribbean Business Club

Membership Fee: $50 (Program Fee) $30 (Annual)

Membership Fee: $50 (Program Fee)

Career Trek Site visits to Asian companies’ Canadian offices

European Business Club Association

Membership Fee: $20 (Program Fee), $10 (Annual Fee)

Membership Fee: $20 (Program Fee), $10 (Annual Fee)