Name: University of Waterloo Accounting Conference 2023
Start: 2023-11-18T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2023-11-18T23:59:59-05:00
Location: School of Accounting and Finance

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University of Waterloo Accounting Conference 2023

November 18

| $20.00

The UWAC Team is excited to announce that registration for Canada’s premier accounting conference, UWAC 2023, is officially open to first-years! Get ready to compete for cash prizes in our case competition, gain valuable skills in rewarding sponsor-led workshops, and engage in an exclusive networking event with other students and industry professionals – all hosted at Hagey Hall, located on the University of Waterloo campus. Get ready because all of this is coming to you on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH!

This year, you and your team have the opportunity to win from a $3,000 prize pool: 1st place – $1,500, 2nd – $750, 3rd – $500, 4th – $250.

Cases will be presented in teams of 4. You can sign up with friends, or we could put together a team for you! Registration closes on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH at 11:59 PM but, if you apply before NOVEMBER 5TH, you will have access to our early bird pricing and save $10! Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to advance your career!

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