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And the Winner is...

RBC has found our next great Innovators. After a morning of great presentations and intense deliberation from our judging panel the Next Great Innovators are....

Team RUMBA of the Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University! RUMBA will be taking homr the $20000.00 Grand Prize. Well done!

With a very competitive score, the eBiz Innovators of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto have captured second place.

Our 3 runner up teams are Three Bean Salad of Schulich at York University,
Rotman Breakthrough Concepts and The Hype Cyclists both of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto.

All the teams did a fantastic job today. We can all now enjoy a cocktail and some entertainment to cap off the evening.

I’ll close the day with a HUGE thank you to all the team members who helped get this year going and keep the momentum right to the end. To all the RBC staff who have helped and executives who have graciously given their time… THANKS!

Posted by Timothy H. on February 21, 2008 6:08 PM

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Chris Latendresse :

Tim,

Sometimes the people that do all the work to make this program as amazing as it is are not mentioned enough. On behalf of our Team Rumba, the MBA program and Ryerson University, thank you for your efforts the past year to make this challenge a success!

Team Rumba

Posted by Chris Latendresse

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