ICOP provides John Molson School of Business students like you with the opportunity to apply and transfer knowledge within the developing world. Work in microfinance, help with market analysis, and provide mentoring or consulting services to local entrepreneurs through ICOP's volunteer work placements.
Overall, ICOP’s goal is to create concrete opportunities for students to become informed, engaged and actively involved in international development. By focusing on economic, social and environmental issues, ICOP aims to enable students to put words into actions so that they may become global citizens and social leaders.
ICOP has the potential to become a breakthrough program, one that can inspire similar programs at other leading business schools. A program that can harness the power of business and the minds of tomorrow’s business leaders. Our mission is to make a positive impact in places where it is desperately needed.
Learn, get involved and make a difference!
The ICOP Social Business Case Competition is a case competition based on real-life challenges faced by an NGO in a developing country. Open to all John Molson School graduate students, the competition invites teams of four students to present innovative solutions to a panel of experts from the academic, non-profit and private sectors.
Teams participate for the chance to win a cash prize and to truly make a difference in communities around the world.
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