Breaking Stereotypes in Business Technology Management
55 Dundas Street West M5G 2C3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Prepare for the fifth annual Breaking Stereotypes in Business Technology Management Case Competition! You do not have to be in BTM to compete! On November 10th, you'll be presenting your ideas that best address gender inequality in the IT industry to a panel of industry professionals!... : : Apply at http://bit.ly/BSBTM-19 : Get accepted! : Attend the BSBTM workshop to learn how to prepare a successful case : Present your ideas and contribute to the discussion of inclusivity and diversity! This is an excellent opportunity to network, have fun, and showcase your skills! If there are any questions or concerns, contact us at [email protected] or on our Facebook page! GOOD LUCK! BSBTM. Break Barriers. Break IT

Get ready for our sixth-annual Breaking Stereotypes in Business Technology Management (BSBTM) Case Competition, hosted in collaboration with the Ted Rogers Pride Alliance and happening on Saturday, November 14th from 9am-3pm. This initiative is hosted annually by Women in Information Technology Management and provides undergraduates with a focus on business and technology the opportunity to showcase their critical thinking and creativity through strategic case analysis in fro...nt of a panel of industry professionals. This year, the case competition will be taking place via Zoom and no previous experience is required. On Thursday, November 12th from 6-8pm, students will attend a workshop where they will be briefed on case competition tips and guidelines, as well as meet their team members! WITM events are open to ALL post-secondary students of ALL programs and genders, so feel free to create teams with students from other universities/colleges! Stay tuned on social media as we announce the awards. Follow the link for more details and to apply: https://bit.ly/2SVKC9F *This is a Ted Points receivable event. Accessibility options are available upon request. If you can no longer attend the event, please notify us at least 24 hours prior to the event.