Sponsors

The Undergraduate Economics Council is very thankful of its sponsors. These companies not only invest in the education of students, but also the future leaders of the next generation.With University of Toronto Mississauga's Economics Department, one of the highest ranked Economics Departments in Canada, our sponsors will help us undergo some exciting new events. UEC targets companies that we know can provide economics and finance students with the knowledge that will help them with their future careers. Students participating in events pursue careers in commercial banking, weath management and capital markets. UEC has built an impressive reputation over the years, and our sponsors have helped in the building of such a strong council.

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of the Undergraduate Economics Council, please fill out the form here and an executive will be in contact with you as soon as possible.

CMA - Certified Management Accountants

CMAs aren’t just accountants, they are innovative business professionals! With their powerful combination of accounting, management and strategy, CMAs are developed to be broad-based business and accounting professionals who bring a holistic perspective to organizations. CMAs create value across all areas of an organization (e.g. Accounting & Finance, Marketing, Operations, IT) and work in practically every industry segment – they are the ultimate strategic financial management professionals – combining solid accounting & financial expertise with critical management skills to provide leadership, innovation and an integrating perspective to organizational decision-making.

While some people are surprised to learn that many successful CMAs start with an Economics degree (such as U of T grad Scott Laitinen, CMA – Chief Operating Officer & Chief Risk Officer at President’s Choice Financial), it should be no surprise that CMAs
enjoy flexible and rewarding careers in Canada and around the world and are among the top 5% of income earners in the country. By complementing an economics degree with CMA’s three pillars of accounting, management and strategy, you can gain a significant
advantage in the competitive job market.

Of the 50,000 CMA Canada members and candidates around the globe, about 24,000 call Ontario home. Be sure to visit Becomeacma.com to learn more and to view films of CMAs who are creating possibilities across various industry segments.

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Liquid Capital - Financing Success

Liquid Capital is an established international network of finance professionals with over 65 independent offices throughout North America, who specialize in providing our clients with Accounts Receivable financing. For over a decade, we have successfully combined the strengths of a top-tier corporation with the personalized approach of full service, independent, and local professionals who know the community and understand business. Liquid Capital™ principals are consistently recognized for the friendly service and personal attention you'd expect from financing executives who regularly fund business deals, re-structure companies, launch new product lines, support market expansion, or just help businesses survive seasonal ups and downs.

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University of Toronto Mississauga Students' Union - UTMSU

The UTM Students’ Union, Local 109 of the Canadian Federation of Students, has a vision to represent and advocate for all undergraduate students at the University. Our fundamental beliefs, which include the power of representation, and strength in diverse voices and opinions, are the cornerstone of our council. The UTM Students’ Union is membership driven and cannot survive without vital student input and involvement. Students set the agenda. Collectively, the power of our ideas to improve and create events, policies, and campaigns fuel the character of our union.

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Partners

Canadian Feed the Children

Canadian Feed The Children (CFTC) is a registered Canadian charity that reduces the impact of poverty on children. We work with local community partners in Canada, Ghana, Uganda, Ethiopia, Bolivia and Haiti to provide health, nutrition, education and livelihoods support enhancing the well-being of children and the self-sufficiency of their families and communities.

We invite you to help children thrive by getting involved:

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