Who We Are

In 2022, an elite MBA unit will be sent to Schulich School of Business, York University to compete for the Queen’s Cup. They will promptly come together to represent the Alberta School of Business at the MBA Games. Today, they are MBA students, and tomorrow they will be recruited by companies around the world. If you have a passion for team work, if you are competitive, and if you can find us….maybe you can join The A-Team!

Held annually in January, the MBA Games is a national competition that brings Canadian MBA students together for three days to compete in a series of academic, athletic and spirit events to win the coveted Queen’s Cup.
The A-Team (Alberta MBA Games team), three time Queen’s Cup winners, has a strong history of success at the MBA Games, placing fifth overall in 2019 and 2020. We hope to continue to build on this legacy with this year’s team.
This year’s MBA games are being hosted by Schulich School of Business, York University in Toronto. More details about how the MBA Games will be held in January 2022 will be announced soon.

Link to main MBA Games Website

Executive Team 2022-23

Rob Murray – Co-Captain

Priya Balasubramanian – Co-Captain

Harsh Rathore Singh – VP Academic 

Mursal Fazli – VP Spirit 

Monisha Vinod – VP Finance 

Abhishek Mahanty – VP Athletic 

Academics

Measure your academic acumen. Academic events include case competitions that require teams of students to make the most of their knowledge of key business functions.

Participants will be selected based on work experience in any of the case competition fields, experience in previous case competitions is not required but is an asset, experience in consulting and presentations not required but is an asset, and expressed interest in the field is also an asset.

To be considered for academics, you need to attend a Primer, the Fall/Winter Internal (current year or previously), or have experience in external case competitions.

Athletics

Athletic competitions involve four co-ed sports chosen by the host team each year.

Participants will be selected based on previous experience playing any or several of the chosen sports, as well as participation and performance in the sports try-outs. Captains of each sports team will be selected by the specific teams on the basis of previous experience in that particular sport and/or leadership qualities.

Spirit

Teams score points based on their performance in a variety of spirit events held over the course of the weekend. The events are designed to build bonds that students will maintain long after the closing ceremony. Participants will be selected based on respect shown to classmates, creativity expressed, and how loud they can get!

For more information, contact us at: MBAgames@ualberta.ca