MMICC
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| style="font-size: 10;" align="center" colspan="2" | '''Competition Format'''
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| align="left" | '''Host'''
| McGill University
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| align="left" | '''Foundation'''
| 2001
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| align="left" | '''Participating Schools'''
| 12
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| align="left" | '''Team size'''
| 4 students
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| align="left" | '''Judges'''
| 12
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| align="left" | '''Case'''
| Multi-disciplinary
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| align="left" | '''Format'''
| Student-run
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| align="left" | '''Website'''
| http://www.mmicc.org
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The '''MMICC''' ''(McGill Management International Case Competition)'' is an international [[business case]] competition hosted by the [[Desautels Faculty of Management]] of [[McGill University]]. The event welcomes undergraduate students in Management or Business education from universities across the world. The MMICC is the only international and undergraduate case competition in the province of Quebec.
Since its foundation, the competition has welcomed such schools as the [[London School of Economics]], the [[Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania|Wharton School]], the [[University of Southern California]], the [[Copenhagen Business School]], and schools from Hong Kong and Singapore.
Teams are given 24 hours to solve and present a multi-disciplinary case. Presentations are judged by a panel composed of 12 company representatives from a variety of fields. The competition is held over a duration of 5 days. The schedule traditionally comprises social, networking, tourism and educational activities. Participation at the MMICC is by invitation only.
The MMICC has been held on a yearly basis since 2001 and is entirely student-run. The organization relies on support from [[McGill University]] as well as corporate, private and other academic sponsors. The competition has been title-sponsored by [[HSBC Bank Canada|HSBC Bank Canada]] since 2006.
== Past winners ==
* 2007:
** 1st: [[National University of Singapore]] ''(Singapore)''
** 2nd: [[Simon Fraser University]] ''(Vancouver, Canada)''
** 3rd: [[University of Washington]] ''(Seattle, WA, USA)''
* 2006:
** 1st: [[Thammasat University]] ''(Bangkok, Thailand)''
** 2nd: [[University of Auckland]] ''(Auckland, New Zealand)''
** 3rd: [[Peking University]] ''(Beijing, China)''
* 2005:
** 1st: [[Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania]] ''(Philadelphia, PA, USA)''
** 2nd: [[Copenhagen Business School]] ''(Copenhagen, Denmark)''
** 3rd (tie): [[University of Southern California]] ''(Los Angeles, CA, USA)''
** 3rd (tie): [[McGill University]] ''(Montreal, Canada)''
* 2004:
** 1st: [[Hong Kong University of Science and Technology]] ''(Hong Kong)''
** 2nd: [[Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania]] ''(Philadelphia, PA, USA)''
** 3rd: [[University of Washington]] ''(Seattle, WA, USA)''
* 2003:
** 1st: [[Simon Fraser University]] ''(Vancouver, Canada)''
** 2nd: [[National University of Singapore]] ''(Singapore)''
** 3rd: [[McGill University]] ''(Montreal, Canada)''
* 2002:
** 1st: [[Concordia University]] ''(Montreal, Canada)''
** 2nd: [[Copenhagen Business School]] ''(Copenhagen, Denmark)''
** 3rd: [[Corvinus University of Budapest]] ''(Budapest, Hungary)''
* 2001:
** 1st: [[University of Southern California]] ''(Los Angeles, CA, USA)''
** 2nd: [[National University of Singapore]] ''(Singapore)''
** 3rd: [[McGill University]] ''(Montreal, Canada)''
==External links==
* [http://www.mmicc.org MMICC Official Website]
* [http://www.mcgill.ca/management Desautels Faculty of Management]
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