Student Presentation Competition

7th Annual Student Presentation Competition.

TOPIC: “Exploring Intergenerational Transfers of Financial Wisdom.”

Please turn on your speakers for this short presentation explaining our competition.

Click here to download a pdf of this presentation.

Specifics:

The competition is open to teams of post-secondary students who are interested in careers in financial services. The national winning team of the competition will present at the 2021 IAFP Virtual Symposium on September 23, 2021. The competition will be based on a case study. Each school selects a team of 2 to 3 students who submit a 2 page presentation outline and a 3 to 5 minute promotional video to the national competition. The national winner would then create the actual 45 minute presentation.

Prize:

• Presentation at IAFP Virtual Symposium on September 23, 2021
• Full conference registration for winning students and coach professor
• $1,500 cash prize to the winning student team
• $1,000 donation to the winning school

 

 

Major Deadlines:

• Schools should indicate their intent to participate by February 15th by sending an email to admin@iafp.ca or by contacting their IAFP representative.
• Presentation outlines and promotional video is due by May 4th.

 

We encourage you to forward this opportunity to other faculty who may also be interested. For more information, please contact Tracey Kutny at admin@iafp.ca or by phone at (888)298-3292.

2020 Winners:

The winners of the 2020 competition were Shana Srikaruna and Sasha Paikin from Dalhousie University. You can watch their actual Symposium presentation below. We have included the Q&A period so students can see the kind of questions the audience may ask during the question period.

Submission Example:

Here is the winning submission video and Outline from our 2020 competition.

WHY SHOULD YOUR STUDENTS PARTICIPATE?

Bryce Cross from Dalhousie University has been on 2 winning teams! Here’s what he has to say about our competition “The conference will expose you to dozens of employment and personal growth opportunities that just can’t be received in the classroom or at other case competitions. It’s been one of the most influential experiences of my undergraduate education!”

SAIT student Trevor Readman was on the 2019 winning team along with his twin brother. Here is what he had to say. “It was one of the most significant events we’ve ever attended. We would recommend this once in a lifetime opportunity to any student who is looking to take their learning outside of the classroom” 

Last updated: 15 Jan 2021 3:09 PM