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Our students are the heart and soul of Rotman, embodying the spirit of curiosity, resilience and passion for learning. They come from diverse backgrounds, bringing a wealth of experiences and perspectives that enrich our learning community. In this Impact Report, you will find inspiring stories of their personal growth, academic achievements, and the profound impact they have made both during their time with us and in their subsequent professional endeavours.

These stories offer a glimpse into the vibrant tapestry of student life at our business school. From participating in cutting-edge research projects and immersive internships to engaging in leadership development programs and extracurricular activities, our students seize every opportunity to expand their horizons and push their boundaries. Through these experiences, they cultivate the skills, knowledge and networks that empower them to become the next generation of leaders and change-makers.

Equally significant is our enduring bond with our alumni, who continue to make us proud with their remarkable achievements and contributions to their respective industries and communities. They serve as beacons of success, demonstrating the transformative power of a holistic education and the lasting impact of a supportive learning community. Through their diverse career trajectories, entrepreneurial endeavours, and social impact initiatives, they exemplify the spirit of innovation, resilience, and ethical leadership that we strive to cultivate in each and every student.

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A Rotman Commerce alum shares how he rose to the challenges of entrepreneurship during the global pandemic, all while serving as a mentor for RC students.

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This Executive MBA alumna is using her leadership skills to manage Toronto Hydro’s supply chain, and joining boards while she’s at it.

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Photo of Kyle WartonA first-year MBA student is the first to tap into Rotman’s new partnership with Indspire, supporting increased Indigenous representation at the School.

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My mistake with entrepreneurship was I thought you needed a billion-dollar idea, but now I’ve seen many entrepreneurs start with small businesses and progress over the years through iteration.

Michael Fan (BCom ’14)


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NASA Ames deputy chief of spaceflight leverages Rotman MBA to grasp business fundamentals needed for the space economy’s transformation.

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Three sisters — all Rotman MBA alumni — show there’s a program for everyone.

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Photo of Emma LiuEmma Liu (MFIN '22) earns first place in the RNC Challenge.

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In many Indigenous communities, we’re taught to look seven generations ahead. Bringing this different lens is what many businesses need.

— Kyle Warton


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Twin brothers share how they found their personal brands during the MBA program.

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Rotman hosts its first Analytics and Finance Showcase.

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Students from the Rotman School’s MFRM program win the international final of the PRMIA Risk Management Challenge for the third consecutive year.

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Nothing is straight-forward in healthcare, but through the GEMBA-HLS program, I began to understand how to identify effective strategies and where changes could be made in a meaningful way.

— Alana Flexman (GEMBA-HLS ’22)


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45%
female students admitted into FT MBA class*

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185
students matched with industry leaders through the LEADS program (461 all years of the program)*

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685
students across Rotman’s graduate programs enhanced their skills through SDL*


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3,308
students representing 78 nationalities (citizenships) represented in the Rotman Commerce student population

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$557,153
total raised for Rotman Giving Day (including matching funds)**

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$3.9M+
given in entrance award funding to Rotman Commerce international students in 2022**

*Figures reflect academic year 2022-2023
**Figures reflect fiscal year May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2023