📍 Remote
🏢 Hosted by Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
Rotman School of Management is hosting a virtual conversation with Sean Carleton on truth and reconciliation. The online event takes place in the morning and is accessible remotely. Registration is available through the Rotman community events portal. This event addresses important themes related to Indigenous reconciliation in Canada.
Event details
- Registration: Available through the Rotman community events portal
- Format: Virtual
Why it’s worth going
Finance and accounting professionals in Canada increasingly need to understand reconciliation, Indigenous rights, and related business implications, particularly as ESG considerations and Indigenous consultation requirements affect project financing, auditing, and corporate governance. Understanding these issues is essential for students who will work with companies operating on Indigenous lands or in sectors like natural resources, infrastructure, or banking. This conversation provides important context for ethical business practice in the Canadian context.
Going in prepared
Since this is a virtual event, register in advance and ensure you have the access link and any required technology set up before 9:30 a.m. The session runs for one hour, ending at 10:30 a.m., making it accessible before mid-morning classes. Consider preparing questions about how reconciliation intersects with business practices or corporate responsibility. Take notes on insights that might inform your understanding of ESG factors in Canadian business.
Details from the organizer’s page. Confirm the date, price and registration with the organizer before you go. Shown as $0.00 when the organizer lists no cost.
Posted September 14, 2026