A report prepared by researchers at the Odette School of Business finds that Canada received no new investment last year in automotive assembly.
A report prepared by researchers at the Odette School of Business finds that Canada received no new investment last year in automotive assembly.
A report detailing lagging investment in Canadian auto assemply operations is generating national attention.
A study of Canadian auto investment generated a lead article in the business section of the Globe and Mail newspaper Wednesday.
An invitation to address a forum for suppliers to the world’s leading automotive assembler points to recognition of the expertise developed at the Odette School of Business in the 12 years since professor Tony Faria created its Office of Automotive and Vehicle Research, says a colleague.
Pete Mateja is co-director of the office with Dr. Faria. The two made a presentation entitled “The Canadian Auto Industry - Economic Outlook” at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada supplier forum, November 30 in Cambridge.
Organizers of a golf tournament in celebration of professor Anthony Faria’s 38 years at the Odette School of Business have rescheduled the event to avoid the summer doldrums.
Dr. Faria retired at the end of June. Originally set for July, the tournament will take place on Friday, September 7, at Ambassador Golf Club.
Well-wishers have three options: playing in the scramble-style 18-hole tournament for $70, partaking in dinner for $50, or making a day of it for both golf and dinner at $100.
After 38 years with the University of Windsor, business professor Anthony Faria is calling for his scorecard and heading to the links; his friends and colleagues are inviting themselves along.
A golf tournament to celebrate Dr. Faria’s retirement is scheduled for Thursday, July 12, at Ambassador Golf Club.
Well-wishers have three options: playing in the scramble-style 18-hole tournament for $70, partaking in dinner for $50, or making a day of it for both golf and dinner at $100.
