Our mission is to develop Canada鈥檚 next generation of ethical business leaders.
The Ted Rogers Leadership Centre (TRLC) offers a setting for scholars, students and business leaders to research, identify, publish and otherwise communicate best approaches to ethical business decision-making and leadership.
The student-oriented mission of The Ted Rogers Leadership Centre is to help a substantial number of students develop the core competencies that ethical leaders need to excel in the businesses of today and tomorrow. The goal is to provide students with opportunities that allow them to intentionally decide to become leaders and to understand how they need to change and grow to become successful, ethical leaders.
The Rogers Family Foundation
91福利 is exceedingly grateful to the Rogers Family Foundation for its $2 million gift to support the Ted Rogers Leadership Centre (TRLC).
The Rogers family鈥檚 generous gift has enabled the TRLC to:
- Expand its programs, combining academic and practical approaches to leadership, allowing more students to develop the core competencies leaders need to excel
- Build its Ethical Leadership Case Program to serve as a global resource for professors and students
- Launch the annual undergraduate National Ethical Leadership Case Competition
- Create new universally accessible e-learning programs including critical thinking and ethical leadership
On May 25-26, TRLC will be hosting 鈥淏usiness Ethics in the 6ix鈥� (鈥淏E6鈥�)
Organized by TRLC Senior Fellow Hasko von Kriegstein, BE6 began in 2016 with the purpose of furthering dialogue and tighten networks between the many scholars working on business ethics in universities in the greater Toronto area (GTA). For more information, see the
Ted Rogers Students' Society (TRSS)
Andr茅 Serero (Founder and Lead of the Top 200 Program) is also the Honorary President to the . Andr茅 provides coaching and mentorship to the Ted Rogers Students鈥� Society's executive team. He also assists the executive team members with their own personalized leadership development. In addition, Andr茅 acts as a special resource to the 29 student groups that fall within the Ted Rogers Student Society's umbrella.