Latest From Our Blog
Mar
19
RMBS - Steven Eirich
All you ever hear from older students is to get involved. They could not be more right! RMBS is the most fun I have ever had on a reading break bar none.
We had the pleasure of being put up by Nadia (RMBS VP of PR) and her lovely family. The first night in Edmonton included an awesome homemade dinner, meeting the other billets that would be staying with us from Ryerson University, and a couple drinks at the Billiards Club!
The Jasper Park Lodge (JPL) is like nothing I've ever experienced before...
Feb
25
JMSM 2012 - Sarah Novak
The John Molson Sports Marketing Conference was a great opportunity for me to explore both my business and athletic interests, while meeting amazing students from other University's across Canada. The conference was hosted by the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University. There were a lot of informative and inspirational speakers at the conference, with some of my favourite being: Justin Kingsley from SID LEE, Nancy Broden from Twitter, Ian Clarke from the MLSE, Dan Quinn from NFL Canada, Jonathan Chang from NBA Canada, Len Rhodes from the Edmonton Eskimos, Kevin Gilmore from the Montreal Canadiens, Sammy Choi from the NFL, Julien BriseBois from the Tampa Bay Lightning, and finally, Cabbie Richards from TSN...
Jan
03
Cheers to 2013! – Hill BSS Executive
2013 will be a bright year for the Paul J Hill School of Business and the Hill Business Students' Society. We want to thank everyone who has made 2012 a success and we are excited as we look towards the future! Here are a few things to look for in the coming year!
January:
Our annual Showcase event is back, but with a new twist! We are introducing a new facilitated networking aspect that will allow students and corporate attendees to experience more exposure. As the event changes, it will be rebranded as "Momentum"...
Nov
30
Net Impact 2012 - Kyle Gingras
From October 25-27, 2012 I was privileged enough to have been selected to go to Baltimore to attend the Net Impact Conference. Not only did I feel privileged on being selected, but also felt privileged on representing the Paul J. Hill School of Business as a whole. This year it was Net Impact’s 20th year anniversary, in which the theme was all about accelerating your impact on business and how to build a business that is sustainable in today’s market. Net Impact is the leading global nonprofit that inspires a new generation to work on building a business for a sustainable future...
About Us
The Hill Business Students’ Society (BSS) represents the students at the Paul J. Hill School of Business at the University of Regina. The BSS Executive and Council comprises of over fifty student volunteers who organize and facilitate value-adding events and activities for over 1500 students, as well as corporate and community attendees. The BSS believes in practicing ethical business values while being leaders and role models in our faculty and community. We aim to enrich the student experience through enabling students to put classroom knowledge into practice, interact with the business community, and develop skill sets through networking events, academic competitions, social settings, and business community involvement.
