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Welcome to the 2010-2011 Corporate Partners Program!
The purpose of this guide is to provide a link between your business and the students of the Asper School of Business. This guide provides details of the many great events that are run by the Commerce Students’ Association (CSA), and the specialized student groups. These are value-added events that allow your organization to interact in many different ways with ambitious business students. The CSA is proud to have such a strong relationship with the Winnipeg business community, and appreciates the continued support of its Corporate Partners. Commerce Students’ Association (CSA)
The CSA is a well-established organization of nearly fifty student volunteers who provide services to the students at the Asper School, as well as organize and facilitate value-added events for the Asper School’s 1500+ students. Student Groups
In addition to the CSA, there are a number of student groups dedicated to the enhancement of specific areas of study. These student groups organize events relating to those areas of study so that students can learn more than just what is taught in the classroom. This also helps to form a common bond between students of specific majors. Student Groups included in this guide:
• ASBAA - Asper School of Business Accounting Association • MISA - Management Information Systems Association • UMHRA - University of Manitoba Human Resources Association • UMFO - University of Manitoba Finance Organization • UMIG - University of Manitoba Investors Group • UMMA - University of Manitoba Marketing Association Corporate Partners Program (CPP)
The CPP is designed to enhance the relationship of the CSA and Student Groups with corporate sponsors, known as our Corporate Partners. This is achieved through minimizing the number of students who solicit sponsorship and by consolidating all sponsorship opportunities into one package. The goal of the CPP is to maximize the value of sponsored events for both the students and our Corporate Partners.
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