Investment & Risk Management Expert Panel
The Investment Management expert panel consists of alumni and friends of McGill who are in positions of influence in investment companies or who have significant and relevant experience. Their support is crucial to the success of the Honours in Investment Management Program.
The complete list of Investment and Risk Management Expert Panel members is available here.
MDIIM Initiatives
Integrated Management Pedagogy
Traditional approaches to management education have been heavily criticized for being fragmented along narrow disciplinary lines, decontextualized and static, all of which contributes to an oversimplified and impractical view of managerial challenges.
Dobson Centre For Entrepreneurial Studies
The Dobson Centre is a hub for entrepreneurial activity at McGill University’s Desautels Faculty of Management and in the greater Montreal community. The aim of the Dobson Centre is to offer entrepreneurial education and provide resources that support and develop entrepreneurs. You’ll find a host of resources for students and entrepreneurs interested in entrepreneurship and an integrative education in management.
Desautels Students Making a Difference
Desautels students have an extensive history of outreach initiatives which demonstrate outstanding leadership and dedication to creating positive change.
Conferences, Careers & Consulting Initiatives
Research Centres and Programs
Over one third of the Faculty’s professors teach and conduct research from a social or environmental perspective. The following Desautels centres and programs support research and teaching initiatives which address issues related to corporate social responsibility, social entrepreneurship, sustainability and/or non-profit management:
Beyond Business As Usual
“Good business is more than the bottom line. It’s crucial to consider the effects of business on people, society, culture and the environment. Our greatest return on investment comes from the outstanding achievements and contributions of our students, professors and alumni—not just toward business, but toward the societies in which they live.”











