Odette students take top honours in BMO Private Wealth competition
Odette School of Business students Izzy Kekelj (left) and Nabiha Mahboob celebrate their first-place finish in the BMO Private Wealth Case Competition, held at the University of Windsor on Sept. 25. Their proposal focused on helping social media influencers and content creators manage their finances and build long-term financial security. (SUBMITTED BY IZZY KEKELJ/University of Windsor)
By Victor Romao
How can financial institutions help social media influencers turn unpredictable earnings into long-term financial security?
Two University of Windsor business students tackled that question in a BMO Private Wealth case competition, earning first place with a strategy tailored to the needs of content creators.
Odette School of Business students Izzy Kekelj and Nabiha Mahboob earned the top prize at the Sept. 25 competition, hosted at the University of Windsor.