The CBV Institute has announced the winners of its second Business Valuation Challenge, a national case competition for undergraduate students from top business schools across Canada. The competition saw 21 teams (69 students) test their business valuation skills, and here are the top three teams:
- British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT): Paul De Blois, Maya Khera, Jin Wook Ryu, and Sangbeom Woo;
- Concordia University: Andreana Moulinos and Paulina Moulinos; and
- Toronto Metropolitan University: Billy Arseneault, Dennis Chen, George Chibukhchyan, and Vansh Saini.
The top three teams received cash awards, and the members of the first-place team will receive complimentary enrollment to Level 1 in the CBV Program of Studies.
“I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the members of the first-place team from British Columbia Institute of Technology, along with those who placed second and third,” said Dr. Christine Sawchuk, president and CEO, CBV Institute. “With demand for CBVs at an all-time high, the BV Challenge is an excellent opportunity to introduce undergraduate business students to our rapidly expanding and evolving profession. We look forward to further growing this case competition in the coming years with the goal of exposing even more students to the dynamic and rewarding world of business valuation.”
More details on the competition are available if you click here.