Management

Former soccer captain Rieka Santilli (BComm’12) on how amateur athletics prepared her for professional life.

Halifax native Mike Francis (BComm’86) has made a career out of the game he loves. He is U.S. vice-president and general manager of Nike Golf, headquartered in Beaverton, Ore.

Two Dal friends, Genevieve (Nicholson) Loughlin (BComm’98) and Tracey Dobbin (BSc’99), build a business about wine, Autour du vin.

Charles Benaiah (MBA’93) is founder and CEO of watzan, a New York based tech start-up that’s building a satellite development team in Halifax. He spoke with ConnectNS about being an entrepreneur and the importance of the application of big data.

Alexandra Thompson (BComm’08) and Brian Macinnes (BComm’08), directors of Wardrobe Apparel, share a success story that started at Dalhousie.

A helmet and handlebars business model Talk to any cyclist, and they’ll tell you about the rush that comes from discovering a city’s treasures and secrets from behind the handlebars. That’s a feeling that recent Dalhousie graduate Sarah Craig knows well. These days, though, she gets an equally-thrilling rush by sharing that experience with others […]

A Q&A with Kyle MacDonald (BComm’09): entrepreneur, chapter executive, DAA board member and former student leader.

David Wong (BComm’84), founder and CEO of SnT Global, talks to ConnectNS about the lasting impact of his days at Dalhousie.

Brenda Hogan (MBA’02) had been in the workforce for over five years, working in both Halifax and Japan, when she decided to take advantage of Dal’s part-time MBA program.

BEworks CEO Kelly Peters (MBA’08) chats with InDecision about her work in behavioural economics.