📍 Fleck Atrium, Desautels Hall (also available virtually)
🏢 Hosted by Rotman School of Management
Rotman School of Management is hosting a talk by Amos Winter on global innovation design and scaling strategies. This hybrid event takes place at the Fleck Atrium in Desautels Hall, with a virtual attendance option also available. The session explores how innovations can be designed to scale, travel across markets, and transform industries. Registration is required through the Rotman community events platform.
Event details
- Format: Hybrid (in-person at Fleck Atrium or virtual attendance)
- Registration: Required via the Rotman community events platform
Why it’s worth going
Finance and accounting students interested in innovation economics, market expansion, and strategic business development will gain insight into how products and services scale globally. Understanding global design principles is increasingly valuable for students pursuing careers in corporate strategy, venture capital, or international business. The hybrid format makes this accessible whether students are on campus or participating remotely.
Going in prepared
Register in advance through the provided link to secure your spot, whether attending in person or virtually. If attending in person at Fleck Atrium, plan to arrive by 5:15 p.m. to allow time to find seating before the 5:30 p.m. start. Consider preparing questions about how global innovation strategies might apply to financial services or accounting practices, as the talk covers scaling and transformation themes relevant to business students.
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Posted September 17, 2026