Case Competitions

The GM/WSU Mike Ilitch School of Business Supply Chain Case Competition is a multi-university competition hosted by Wayne State University and sponsored by General Motors. In this competition, students solve a real-world supply chain problem, applying analytical thinking, collaboration, and presentation skills to develop practical recommendations in a fast-paced, professional setting.

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The goal of the K-State Innovation Challenge is to encourage students to think innovatively about solutions to real-world problems. In this competition, students develop a strategic proposal to improve an existing product, service, or technology in a way that enhances or expands its market presence. Proposals are evaluated based on creativity, feasibility, and market potential.

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The goal of the Phillips 66 Business Ethics Case Competition is to challenge students to examine a real-world ethical dilemma. In this competition, students analyze a business situation where the interests of people, profit, and planet are misaligned. Using appropriate ethical and strategic management principles, students develop a viable set of practical recommendations that address multiple stakeholder concerns.

The Tenaska Business Challenge is a multi-university case competition hosted by the University of Nebraska - Lincoln and sponsored by Tenaska, a large privately held energy company. In this competition, students analyze a real-world business problem and develop innovative, interdisciplinary solutions relating to the energy sector.

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