Chris Fredette has accepted an appointment to the External Advisory Committee for the Project on Non-Profit Organizations and their Diversity.
Chukwudi Aguwa, a Master of Management student who died March 22, is being remembered as an inspiring young member of the UWindsor community.
Graduates of the Master of Management program are enjoying success even in the pandemic job market. Top, left to right: Dhyana Dave, Shikha Mehta, Joseph Idun. Bottom: Lindy Ye, Randy James, Karan Hazrati.
Graduates of the Master of Management program are enjoying success even in the pandemic job market.
The governance of charities should reflect the diversity of the communities they serve, business professor Chris Fredette told the Canadian Senate.
The governance of charities should reflect the diversity of the communities they serve, business professor Chris Fredette told the Canadian Senate.
A new professor in the Odette School of Business is hoping his business acumen can help build on Windsor’s well-earned reputation for generosity and caring by bolstering the area’s non-profit sector through research and increased collaboration.
“There’s a need for a multidisciplinary approach to some of the contributions the non-profit sector is making to this community,” said Chris Fredette, who comes to UWindsor from the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University.
