The 11th Annual Business National MBA Case Competition in Ethical Leadership will be held November 9-10, 2017
Please contact Dr. Mitch Neubert, at mitchell_neubert@baylor.edu, for information about competing in the Fall 2017 competition.
Purpose
To advance the development of ethical leaders through experiential learning and to recognize and promote MBA students and their programs for participation in a national case competition in ethical leadership.
Awards
- Grand Prize: $5,000
- 2nd Place: $1,200
- 3rd Place: $1,000
Special Awards for:
- Best Presenter
- Best Q&A
Competition Logistics
- Students and advisors* check in at Courtyard Waco by Marriott on Wednesday
- Students receive cases and final instructions Thursday morning during welcome event
- Student teams work in designated areas all day. (Lunch and dinner are provided.)
- Student teams participate in Round 1 of competition Friday morning in 3 rooms**
- Students attend Forum luncheon and presentation by Ethics Forum keynote speaker for the announcement of the three Finalist Teams
- Finals begin at 1pm. All participants in case competition and other guests welcome
- Reception and awards ceremony conclude the competition
Resources provided by Baylor University:
- Case and instructions (on site) and individual team work rooms (Thursday)
- Transportation to and from Waco airport (ACT) if used both Wednesday and Friday
- Transportation from hotel to the Hankamer School of Business at the Paul L. Foster Campus for Business and Innovation Thursday and Friday
- Lodging Wednesday-Thursday (up to 3 rooms for 2 nights) and meals Thursday-Friday through end of competition
* Advisor attendance is optional though welcome.
** Teams consist of 4 full-time MBA students and are randomly assigned rooms and times; identity of schools is prohibited to ensure fairness. Invitation only.
Previous MBA Competition Cases
An Ethical Leadership Opportunity for BlueCavaNews Corp in Crisis
MFI International: A Entrepreneur's Dilemma
For permission to use these cases free of charge, contact Dr. Mitch Neubert at Mitchell_Neubert@baylor.edu.
