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Barry F. Lorenzetti Centre for Women Entrepreneurship and Leadership

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Scientific Committee

  • Zeynep Arsel
    Associate Professor, Department of Marketing & Concordia University Research Chair in Consumption, Markets, and Society
  • Anne Beaudry
    Professor, Department of Supply Chain and Business Technology Management
  • Alexandra Dawson
    Professor, Department of Management & CIBC Distinguished Professorship of Entrepreneurship and Family Business
  • Claudine Mangen
    Associate Professor Department of Accountancy & RBC Professorship in Responsible Organizations
  • Rahul Ravi
    Associate Professor Department of Finance & Director, Goodman Institute of Investment Management & John Molson Executive MBA

Research Grants and Student Scholarships

The Lorenzetti Centre funds research projects and graduate students conducting work in the areas of women entrepreneurship and leadership. Calls for research grant applications and student scholarships (two MSc Scholarships and one PhD Scholarship) are sent out to faculty and students by Concordia's research office each year.

Knowledge centre

Event Series

This series aims to bring together the business community with academic leaders to bridge research and practice for women entrepreneurship and leadership.

Learn more about this series

Future Women Leaders in HR

The second edition of this event focused on women in HR. While women are overrepresented in Human Resources, only a small percentage of leadership positions like chief executive officer (CEO) or chief human resources officer (CHRO) are occupied by women.

This event featured a panel of professionals in HR who answered questions from invited student attendees and shared their experiences in an effort to provide concrete advice and guidance to women seeking leadership positions in HR.

See photos from the event

Future Women Leaders in Finance

This pilot event featured leaders in the finance sector sharing their experiences and key insights with invited women and femme-identifying finance students. The event was intended as a space to share inspiring stories about women’s leadership careers in the finance industry, to offer concrete advice on how to find and work with a mentor, and to help increase the networks of participants.

See photos from the event

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