School of Business

Nipissing University’s School of Business has received a generous donation of $11,500 from Enterprise MobilityT™. This contribution marks yet another significant show of support from Enterprise Mobility, whose ongoing commitment to fostering education and innovation within our community continues to make a lasting impact.

Nipissing University is pleased to congratulate three deserving alumni for their success at the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce’s “Bell Evening of Excellence” event that took place earlier this fall. This event celebrates the winners of the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce Business Awards. The Nipissing alumni who took home awards were Natasha Snoddon (BBA ‘18), Michael Valenti (BBA ‘98), and Tyler Langlois (BBA ‘15).  

Lakers Break the Ice on Mental Health, an annual fundraiser led by Nipissing University’s Sport Marketing class, raised $17,500 for the North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC) Foundation and Nipissing University’s outreach program, NU Listens. The fundraiser utilized sport and community spirit to raise awareness for mental health while encouraging needed conversations. The main event, featured the Lakers varsity hockey teams and drew almost 1000 fans to enjoy exciting hockey and support students’ fundraising efforts.

Nipissing researchers Dr. Anahit Armenakyan, of the School of Business and Dr. Natalya Brown, of the School of Business and Department of Political Science, Philosophy and Economics, were recently profiled in an article on SudburySports.com.

Nipissing University School of Business graduate, Taylor Hummel (BBA ’19), is part of a small team that developed a successful initiative to encourage members of the North Bay community to shop locally this holiday season. Alongside her former high school classmates, Nico Waltenbury and Sierra Mercer, Hummel forged partnerships with 10 local businesses to create The Bay Bundle.