The Sprott School of Business recently launched its new Crisis Management and Recovery (CMR) program. Through this initiative, teams of trained students (working under the supervision of experienced faculty) will provide companies with consulting services and advice on how to manage through the immediate crisis and formulate a plan to recover and maintain their business for the future.

Join us on May 25 at 12pm for a panel discussion and Q&A on the CMR program, including an overview of the initiative, its intended impacts and how it can help your organization thrive.

This informative panel discussion will be moderated by Andrew Webb, one of the key faculty supervisors in the CMR program. The panelists include Rodney Nelson (Sprott instructor and faculty supervisor in the CMR program), Erik Steiner (Sprott student and CMR student participant) and alumna Emily Jones Joanisse, BSc/04, MBA/13 (Co-founder & CEO of Connected Canadians and CMR business participant).