Applications to the MMR Program Are Now Open
Master of Management in Retailing
First application deadline: November 15, 2026
Master of Management in Retailing
First application deadline: November 15, 2026
Join us on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, for an evening celebrating the publication of Pricing in the Age of AI (MIT Press) by Prof. Maxime Cohen.A moderated conversation with the author, open Q&A and a reception. 5:00–7:00 PM, McGill University, Armstrong Building, Room 365/370.
First large-scale causal evidence on a surplus-food partnership in retailBased on two years of data from 5,279 U.S. Circle K stores. The study also finds more store visits without cannibalizing regular sales.
The Bensadoun School of Retail Management at McGill University is excited to invite university students across Canada to participate in the Fall 2026 Retail Innovation Challenge (RIC).
Collaborate, innovate, and compete to build cutting-edge AI solutions for the ALDO Group.In partnership with ALDO Group and powered by AWS and the DataSphere Lab.
Presented by McGill University’s Bensadoun School of Retail Management in partnership with the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team.The Winning Formula returns for a 4th edition - and raises the bar
Our missionTo educate and empower a global network of interdisciplinary and diverse thinkers and practitioners who research, envision and prototype a successful world of retail.
Learn more about the skills you’ll build & experiential learning opportunities.
From local gems to global players, Quebec SMEs are proving that innovation, agility, and staying true to your brand can drive real retail success. Learn more from MMR student William Bernasconi about how Omy Laboratoires, BonLook, and MATT & NAT are shaping the future of retail — one bold move at a time.
How can Quebec retailers break into global markets? MMR student, Selina Ved, explores this question in a new article published with the CQCD. From digital-first strategies to cultural adaptability, discover the roadmap to international success — straight from the next generation of retail leaders.
What can nature teach us about the future of sustainable retail? MMR student, Alina Ali Rawji, dives into this question in a new article published with the CQCD. From biomimicry to circular business models, discover how nature’s timeless principles are reshaping retail strategies in the face of climate disruption, and why sustainability is no longer optional.
