The I.C.B.C. Mission: To create an intellectually enriching environment, giving students the opportunity to tackle complex business problems while receiving feedback from the corporate elite, ultimately helping to unite, enrich and challenge the business leaders of tomorrow.

The Inter-Collegiate Business Competition (I.C.B.C.) is Canada’s oldest and longest-running undergraduate business case competition, founded in 1978 by Geoff Arnoldi. The Inter-Collegiate Business Competition (I.C.B.C.) began as a one-day competition hosting ten competing universities and only three events: Business Policy, Debate, and a computer-simulated Business Game., featuring eight different competitive events in which students can compete.

Now entering its 41st year, I.C.B.C. has grown to become an internationally recognized name that hosts over 100 competitors from the top business schools across Canada as well as the globe. Traveling from across the globe, I.C.B.C. competitors take part in the country’s oldest and most prestigious case competition, contending for the prized first place in eight different disciplines (Accounting, Business Policy, Ethics, Debating, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, and Management of Information System). I.C.B.C. has been an integral part of undergraduate business education in Canada, and continues to provide the academic and corporate world a forum for exchange and education.