Ivey Alumni
The Ivey Alumni Network is comprised
of over 34,000 graduates, creating a
thriving community of business professionals
spanning 100 countries globally.
The Ivey Alumni Network is comprised of over 33,000 graduates, creating a thriving community of business professionals spanning 100 countries globally.
Alumni gather for a memorable Ivey Homecoming 2025
Homecoming 2025 brought nearly 1,000 Ivey alumni and guests back to campus to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate their shared Ivey experience.
In the Fall 2025 edition of Intouch, Canadian business leaders share what it means to be a Canadian company amid today’s shifting business climate, alumni weigh in on trends in Canada’s tourism industry, and members of the Class of 2025 reflect on their Ivey experience.
Alumni gather worldwide for 16th Global Ivey Day
On May 8, the 16th annual Global Ivey Day brought together more than 1,500 alumni, faculty, and students from around the world to celebrate and reflect on the shared experience of being part of the Ivey community.
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Join thousands of Ivey alumni who have signed into the Alumni Hub, where you can easily engage with your thriving Alumni Network. Sign-in today! >
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Kathryn Chayka, HBA ’14, reflects on building JKC Restaurants, leading through change, and the lessons from Ivey that continue to shape her leadership.
As HBA1 students prepare to tackle real-world business challenges, two entrepreneurs share lessons from the front lines of building and scaling companies.
From vibrant cuisine and performances to powerful reflections on leadership, the Black Culture Celebration created space for connection, confidence, and community at Ivey.
Disruption is everywhere, but are leaders responding strategically? Ivey’s Michael Raynor discusses how executives can respond to today’s most consequential challenges on Dialogue with the Dean.