Guy Barbeau is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in academia and business strategy. Currently serving as an Advisory Board Member for the John Molson MBA International Case Competition and the John Molson Undergraduate Case Competition since June 2019, Barbeau is also an Adjunct Professor and Director of Student Life & Special Projects at Concordia University's John Molson School of Business. With previous roles including Director of Strategy and Business Development at McKesson Canada and Strategic Business Consultant for a technology services company, Barbeau has demonstrated expertise in strategic planning, business development, and operational management. Academia is complemented by extensive professional experience, including positions at Medical Education Network and Alan Davis & Associates Inc. Barbeau holds an MBA from Ivey Business School at Western University and a BComm in Marketing & MIS from McGill University.
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John Molson Undergraduate Case Competition - JMUCC
The John Molson Undergraduate Case Competition (JMUCC) is an annual, multi-round case competition, organized by a committee of students from the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University. The week-long event takes place in the heart of downtown Montreal, and challenges twenty-eight international teams from renowned business schools. Demanding and dynamic cases mixed with unique social events inspired by the city itself make JMUCC a one-of-a-kind case competition that allows students to put their creative and analytical skills to the test. Throughout the week, each team will be required to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired in the classroom towards solving live business cases. Their analysis will then be presented to a panel of respected judges and industry specialists who will carefully evaluate the presentations and determine one winning team. Additionally, participating universities will have the opportunity to discover the vibrant city of Montreal through networking cocktails, activities, and dinners. Each evening of JMUCC allows students to explore a new area in the city, and an exclusive handbook given at the beginning of the week will offer a slew of unique Montreal events to experience. By bringing together some of the brightest and most promising undergraduate business students, we hope to build long-lasting relationships between the future leaders of tomorrow! For more information, please visit our website at www.jmucc.ca.