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Episode 49: Advice for the Upcoming Case-Solving Winter Season
Welcome to 2026. When I was teaching, the new year marked the start of 4 months of heavy travel as I travelled with my case-solving teams. There was a pattern in this travel that started in Canada, moved to the US, and finished in Europe. Why have I started wi...
Episode 50: Future Skills: A Classroom Requirement
In recent weeks, my professional feeds have been filled with thoughtful conversations about the need for meaningful change in post-secondary education. Rob Lawless recently posed a provocative question about whether the University of Pennsylvania should offer ...
Episode 51: What I Learned From 6 Intense Hours of Judging MBA Teams
This past week, I had the privilege of mentoring and judging WXP Europe. This virtual competition brings together MBA students from top universities across North America and Europe to tackle a messy, real-world problem. I’ve been involved with this co...
Episode 52: Becoming AI-Resilient: What I Saw in the Green Room
February 18, 2026 If we want AI-resilient graduates, we can’t just talk about disruption. We have to train for it. Back on February 7th, I had the privilege of judging the preliminary round of the Digital Innovation Challenge hosted by the Haskayne Scho...
Episode 53: 302 Teams. 180+ Podiums. 5 Lessons That Still Win.
March 4, 2026 After 20+ years coaching and mentoring over 300 case teams at the University of Calgary and the Haskayne School of Business (plus dozens more through events like How to Change the World, Innovatank's WXP, and classroom advising), I still...
Episode 54: Why a 4.0 GPA Got Zero Interviews (And What Actually Turns Heads)
March 18, 2026 Sebastian Tsang recently dropped a raw, eye-opening post on LinkedIn that should hit hard: for students, despite rocking a perfect 4.0 GPA and grinding hard, no parties, all focus, he got zero internship interviews for two straight year...