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Meet Nik-Keisha Moodie, Founder & CEO, NMCD Inc. startGBC February #WhyNotMe GBC Entrepreneur Spotlight: As we celebrate Black History Month throughout Canada, startGBC is honoured to highlight amazing black entrepreneurs and the diverse businesses they have built and operate. We are very proud of...
“Our 20-year collaboration with ALMA has provided invaluable opportunities for our students to immerse themselves in the rich cultural experiences offered by Italy,” said Rudolf Fischbacher, Dean, Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts, George Brown College.
Want to turn your passion for social media into your profession or build worlds and stories for extended reality, online, film and television projects? Five new programs at the School of Media and Performing Arts can prepare you for exciting careers.
The FOR TOMORROW hoodie collection was designed by Kai Palo, a fashion student at GBC. Exemplifying circular design and sustainability principles, the hoodie is available in four colours and six sizes. It features a secure stash pocket, a spacious hood for maximum comfort and an oversized fit.
Meet Gianmarco Sinisi, Founder & CEO, Systems by Orukana, startGBC January #WhyNotMe GBC Entrepreneur Spotlight As we celebrate a New Year and say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, we look forward to the future and the exciting entrepreneurs and businesses we will interact with this year. Amazing...
More than 100 students received food hampers distributed by the Student Nutrition Access Program, or SNAP, run by the Student Association of George Brown College.
Dr. Fearon is recognized for his leadership in providing “transformative education opportunities that benefit learners, industry and the greater community” and for his “vision for equity, inclusion and community empowerment.”
Chancellor Milne was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada, recognized for her "volunteer leadership and commitment to community service, particularly to initiatives supporting education, women and youth."