In-Person + Virtual | Nov. 17 | 5:30–6:30 PM | How is AI reshaping how we think, work and decide? MIT’s Eric So explores how to make AI an amplifier, not a replacement. ow.ly/jv3M50ZSRoE

How are Indigenous entrepreneurs shaping the future of business? Hear their stories on Oct. 26 at Rotman. Free admission! Register: ow.ly/eIrX50ZYftl

In-Person + Virtual | Nov. 11 | 5:30–6:30 PM | What does it take to be bold? Ranjay Gulati shares the science of courage and strategies to lead with confidence. Register: ow.ly/n5Wv50ZSRfH

In-Person + Virtual | Oct. 28 | 6–7 PM | How is AI changing the way businesses set prices? Maxime Cohen explores the opportunities and risks of AI-powered pricing. Register: ow.ly/5BWX50ZSR2k

In-Person | Oct. 29 | 6:30 to 8:30 | Is Big Tech rewriting the rules of love? Love Apptually explores how dating-app algorithms shape attraction and connection. Register: ow.ly/J8zB50ZSQTS

Six Olympic medals. One extraordinary career. Clara Hughes comes to Rotman to share lessons on performance, resilience and renewal. Register: ow.ly/lTt150ZV0qo

Two full houses. Two leading thinkers. Daron Acemoglu and Jill Lepore brought big ideas on democracy, technology and power to Rotman this week. Explore upcoming events: ow.ly/xBZ050ZTUJP

Next Week | Sept. 29 | 5:30–6:30 pm | Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu explores the future of liberal democracy with The New York Times’ Matina Stevis-Gridneff. Only a few in-person tickets remain. Register now: ow.ly/mxsx50ZQJLO

How will AI reshape proxy advisory? Glass Lewis CEO Bob Mann and governance expert Nadya Malenko explore the shift to data-driven stewardship. 📅 Oct. 2 | 12–1:45 p.m. | In person Register: ow.ly/chrz50ZON0O

This National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, join historian Dr. Sean Carleton for a conversation on confronting residential school denialism & advancing reconciliation rooted in truth. In-person access is exclusive to Rotman faculty, students & staff. ow.ly/CAiI50ZNY49

Sept. 30 | In Person | Register: ow.ly/u82J50ZAEYN | Is AI changing how we govern? Harvard historian and New Yorker writer Jill Lepore comes to Rotman to explore how AI, data and technology are reshaping democracy and self-government.

This September, head back to school with Rotman Events. Hear from leading thinkers, bestselling authors and a Nobel laureate exploring ideas shaping our world. Explore: ow.ly/rmY250ZHkeR

Hybrid | Sept. 21 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. How do you turn bold ideas into innovations that scale globally? MIT Professor Amos Winter shares insights from his new book. ow.ly/V79Z50ZAEMU

In-Person | Sept. 15 | 5:30–7 p.m. What gives us an edge in the age of AI? Four talks explore how to harness AI while preserving what makes us human. ow.ly/vyxN50ZAEHq Series Host: Rotman Management magazine

n-Person + Virtual | Sept. 9 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. What makes work meaningful? U of T’s Scott Schieman explores purpose, engagement and fulfillment at work. ow.ly/1wOp50ZAEol

Join Eric Ries virtually Aug. 18 for the final Rotman Summer Reads event. Explore how organizations can sustain success and stay true to their purpose. Register: ow.ly/rTLL50ZxGAu

Virtual Event | Aug. 13 | 1:00–1:45 p.m. | Join Elizabeth Dunn and Jiaying Zhao to discover science-backed ways to benefit yourself and the planet. Free livestream or book option: ow.ly/6PlL50ZmVcO

Virtual Event | July 16 | 1:00-1:45 pm | Discover what science says about living longer and better with Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel. Free livestream or livestream + book. ow.ly/pka950ZlIAw

Can luck be created? Join Stanford professor and bestselling author Tina Seelig as she explores how mindset, preparation, and relationships can create opportunity. July 9. Register: ow.ly/JPVY50ZffMu

In-Person & Virtual Event | June 11 | 5:30 PM | Join psychologist and bestselling author Nicholas Epley on how small social choices can improve happiness, wellbeing, and connection. Register: ow.ly/yxks50Z4fON