If you have any event ideas please post them here under the comment section and we will gladly consider them.
For further information please contact Srdjana Kasic at srdjana30@hotmail.com
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About MACS
MACS is a non-profit organization of students at Capilano University whos focus is on the marketing aspect of Business. The association was created and is run by Capilano School of Business students.
Our focus is to host events throughout the Fall and Spring semesters. The events range in size and type but always draw a crowd and ensure a positive experience. MACS proudly connects the students of Capilano University with the community and business professionals.
We look forward to seeing you at our next event.
If you would like to get involved, volunteer, get more information or have an event idea feel free to contact us at macscap@gmail.com
Our focus is to host events throughout the Fall and Spring semesters. The events range in size and type but always draw a crowd and ensure a positive experience. MACS proudly connects the students of Capilano University with the community and business professionals.
We look forward to seeing you at our next event.
If you would like to get involved, volunteer, get more information or have an event idea feel free to contact us at macscap@gmail.com
Upcoming Events
Cyclebetes Spinathon
May 23rd 2009
May 23rd 2009
Past Events
Speaker Series with NEWAD Media and RETHINK Communications
March 2009
Both NewAd and Rethink are well known companies in Vancouver and employ a fairly young staff so we thought what better way to learn more about marketing than to learn from people who were students not too long ago. We had a great turnout at both events and are looking forward to working with both organizations in the near future.
Networking Workshop
January 2009
Due to great feedback from our Networking Workshop with Neil Hamilton in October 2008, we invited Neil again on January 20 and had a great turnout. The feedback was great yet again and we look forward to holding more Networking Workshops with Mr. Hamilton in the future.
Thank you to everyone that attended.
October 2008
The networking workshop took place on Tuesday October, 21 2008 in Cedar 148. The event was open to all business students. MACS was pleased to have guest speaker Neil Hamilton present to a group of about 40 students important tips and information on networking. The event was featured in the Capilano Currier issue 9 on October 27 (for full story please refer to the ‘articles on MACS’ section). We would like to thank our guest speaker Neil Hamilton, everyone who attended, Anducci’s restaurants and Capilano University.
Bring on the Summer
April 2008
In April 2008 MACS organized a charity event which took place at Taylors Crossing pub in North Vancouver. The event consisted of a PayPerView Canucks hockey game, raffle, and a guest speaker. All the proceeds were dontaed to the Lions Gate Hospice Society. The event was a sold out venue and we would like to thank all the sponsors, community, Capilano University, Taylors Crossing and everyone who came to support a great cause and enjoy a fun evening.
Thank You
March 2009
Both NewAd and Rethink are well known companies in Vancouver and employ a fairly young staff so we thought what better way to learn more about marketing than to learn from people who were students not too long ago. We had a great turnout at both events and are looking forward to working with both organizations in the near future.
Networking Workshop
January 2009
Due to great feedback from our Networking Workshop with Neil Hamilton in October 2008, we invited Neil again on January 20 and had a great turnout. The feedback was great yet again and we look forward to holding more Networking Workshops with Mr. Hamilton in the future.
Thank you to everyone that attended.
October 2008
The networking workshop took place on Tuesday October, 21 2008 in Cedar 148. The event was open to all business students. MACS was pleased to have guest speaker Neil Hamilton present to a group of about 40 students important tips and information on networking. The event was featured in the Capilano Currier issue 9 on October 27 (for full story please refer to the ‘articles on MACS’ section). We would like to thank our guest speaker Neil Hamilton, everyone who attended, Anducci’s restaurants and Capilano University.
Bring on the Summer
April 2008
In April 2008 MACS organized a charity event which took place at Taylors Crossing pub in North Vancouver. The event consisted of a PayPerView Canucks hockey game, raffle, and a guest speaker. All the proceeds were dontaed to the Lions Gate Hospice Society. The event was a sold out venue and we would like to thank all the sponsors, community, Capilano University, Taylors Crossing and everyone who came to support a great cause and enjoy a fun evening.
Thank You
Articles on MACS
Marketing Association's first event this semester, the Networking Workshop, was featured in the Capilano Courier issues 9 October 27 - November 2nd.
Mind your manners
Students learn business networking skills
By Sara Farley
Writer
Illustration/Photos: N/A
October 27, 2008
Attention all business students: the social season is underway. In keeping with the traditions of the Capilano School of Business, the skill workshops offered to students have commenced, with the first one of the semester having taken place this past Tuesday.
On October 21, 2008, the Capilano Business Undergraduate Society (CBUS) held a networking workshop, hosted by Neil Hamilton of the West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce, at Capilano University.
The lecture was held in the Cedar 148 hall from 11:30 a.m. until one p.m. The event was an opportunity for students interested in expanding their social and professional network to learn valuable resources and skills necessary to climb the corporate ladder. The workshop included complimentary lunch and notebook and entry into a raffle for a $35 gift certificate from a North Shore restaurant.
Neil Hamilton, the guest speaker at the event, is the president of the North Shore Business Success Group, as well as the Senior Investment Advisor for Remax Commercial Advantage. He is an established businessman on the North Shore and in Greater Vancouver. His speech focused on the benefits of networking as a business tool. He encouraged students to begin building relationships with those around them and to serve others by connecting them with individuals who may help them down the road. “Networking is about building and maintaining personal relationships,” he said in his speech. “It is about giving, not taking.”
His key message was to “initiate connections now, as they will grow into rewarding relationships in the future.” His lecture included pointers on social etiquette, personal grooming, networking resources, and the value of meeting the “right people.”
Paul Dangerfield, Dean of the School of Business, gave a short speech at the event and said that students should start now: “Take advantage of small groups like this to practice these skills. Make slip-ups when you are young, so that you don’t make them during that 10-million-dollar deal.” Srdjana Kasic of CBUS added that “in bringing in real professionals to share knowledge, we can learn from their mistakes and not make them ourselves!”
This event was the first in what will be a series of charity and social events sponsored by CBUS throughout the year. The students in attendance responded positively to this first lecture and are optimistic about upcoming events. The question-and-answer format was particularly useful to students who were able to ask specific questions about networking as it applies to them personally.
Connor Halloran, a third year business student, said that he now knows “where to start, where to go, and how to do it.” Duncan Joseph, a fourth year student, noted that the lecture was a “great source of information on etiquette and resources for future networking.” Sam Green, a student and member of CBUS, was delighted to see “someone who wants to get involved with students and help them develop professionally.”
Grant Daisley, director of the CBUS Marketing Association, is open to suggestions about future events. “We want to know what the students want to see. We want to provide valuable information and tools to first and second year students, allowing them to build skills for their future.”
CBUS events are open to all students in all programs and are free of charge. Those students interested in more information on upcoming events can go to the CBUS website at http://www.capbus.com/.
Mind your manners
Students learn business networking skills
By Sara Farley
Writer
Illustration/Photos: N/A
October 27, 2008
Attention all business students: the social season is underway. In keeping with the traditions of the Capilano School of Business, the skill workshops offered to students have commenced, with the first one of the semester having taken place this past Tuesday.
On October 21, 2008, the Capilano Business Undergraduate Society (CBUS) held a networking workshop, hosted by Neil Hamilton of the West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce, at Capilano University.
The lecture was held in the Cedar 148 hall from 11:30 a.m. until one p.m. The event was an opportunity for students interested in expanding their social and professional network to learn valuable resources and skills necessary to climb the corporate ladder. The workshop included complimentary lunch and notebook and entry into a raffle for a $35 gift certificate from a North Shore restaurant.
Neil Hamilton, the guest speaker at the event, is the president of the North Shore Business Success Group, as well as the Senior Investment Advisor for Remax Commercial Advantage. He is an established businessman on the North Shore and in Greater Vancouver. His speech focused on the benefits of networking as a business tool. He encouraged students to begin building relationships with those around them and to serve others by connecting them with individuals who may help them down the road. “Networking is about building and maintaining personal relationships,” he said in his speech. “It is about giving, not taking.”
His key message was to “initiate connections now, as they will grow into rewarding relationships in the future.” His lecture included pointers on social etiquette, personal grooming, networking resources, and the value of meeting the “right people.”
Paul Dangerfield, Dean of the School of Business, gave a short speech at the event and said that students should start now: “Take advantage of small groups like this to practice these skills. Make slip-ups when you are young, so that you don’t make them during that 10-million-dollar deal.” Srdjana Kasic of CBUS added that “in bringing in real professionals to share knowledge, we can learn from their mistakes and not make them ourselves!”
This event was the first in what will be a series of charity and social events sponsored by CBUS throughout the year. The students in attendance responded positively to this first lecture and are optimistic about upcoming events. The question-and-answer format was particularly useful to students who were able to ask specific questions about networking as it applies to them personally.
Connor Halloran, a third year business student, said that he now knows “where to start, where to go, and how to do it.” Duncan Joseph, a fourth year student, noted that the lecture was a “great source of information on etiquette and resources for future networking.” Sam Green, a student and member of CBUS, was delighted to see “someone who wants to get involved with students and help them develop professionally.”
Grant Daisley, director of the CBUS Marketing Association, is open to suggestions about future events. “We want to know what the students want to see. We want to provide valuable information and tools to first and second year students, allowing them to build skills for their future.”
CBUS events are open to all students in all programs and are free of charge. Those students interested in more information on upcoming events can go to the CBUS website at http://www.capbus.com/.
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