Brock University has moved to seize a place at the forefront of Canada’s business school market with a $24M transformation of its Goodman School of Business. “Our new building gives the School not only a world-class teaching and research facility, but it also becomes a hub for Goodman’s interaction with the community around us,” said Goodman Dean Andrew Gaudes. A Brock release notes that community engagement plays a key role in the business school’s mandate, enabling students to get hands-on training through experiential learning opportunities, including co-op education. The building also features six new and nine refreshed classrooms, a new Bloomberg financial research lab, graduate student study space, faculty research space, new offices and a two-storey atrium.