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CA$H Competition

CA$H in and you could win up to $3000. CA$H is all the rage among undergraduate students. And, why not? It's your chance to show the world you've got the brains and skills needed for success as a CA. What's more, your school team might just go home with the CA$H Cup. Hey, you'll have bragging rights for a year. CASH will take place at the ICAO in Toronto on January 7, 2012.

WIN CA$H

CA$H is where your skills to rule the world as a CA are on display. The challenge not only tests your smarts, but your "soft skills" too — team-building qualities like communication, negotiation, abstract thinking, and time-management. Attract the attention of established CAs as you show em what you've got to be in a position of power. So grab your fellow University Ambassadors and go team!

What's in it for you?

In addition to bragging rights, the CA$H Cup WINNERS will get:

  • 1st Place: $3,o00 Plus $1,500 for your university accounting/business society
  • 2nd Place: $1,500
  • 3rd Place: $750

 

Congratulations to our CA$H 2012 Winners!

Created and produced by Richard Jagielowicz (2010 Rule the Tube winner) and Greg Smith

 

1st Place – The University of Waterloo, represented by Faizan Siddiqui, Onisifor Prisecaru and Roshin Mathew, who win the CA$H Cup plus $3,000 and an additional $1,500 for their school’s accounting club

2nd place – Ryerson University, represented by Jedidiah Andres, Olivia Giammarioli and David Luque, who win $1,500

3rd place – The University of Windsor, represented by Vedant Pandey, Brandon Ouellette and Robert Cancian,  who win $750

4th place – The Schulich School of Business, represented by Hassan Valiji, Vito Giovannetti and Tina Lao, who win $300

5th place – McMaster University – DeGroote School of Business, represented by Pallavi Balakrishnan, Rachel Mak and Lindsey Schneider, who win $300

6th place – The University of Toronto-Mississauga, represented by Hibbah Khan, Rishi Damle and Urja Mehta, who win $300

 

CA$H 2012 Media Release

Do you want in?

Ok, you'll have to meet some criteria:

Get a team together consisting of:

  • One 1st year student
  • One 2nd year student
  • One other student in any year

These students must not have participated in previous CA$H competitions.

Only one student may be from the accounting/commerce club executive.

All team members must be UAP members Contact the Institute to see how many teams your accounting society may submit.

CA$H Rules and Regulations

Find out how many teams your university can submit

Teams must be submitted by the Accounting Society or your Board of Ambassadors Rep.

More information about the ICAO's Ambassador Program.