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Greg Libitz

Business school faculty member and director at boutique management consulting firm

Greg Libitz is an Adjunct Assistant Professor & Distinguished Teaching Fellow at Queen’s University’s Smith School of Business, where he teaches strategy, marketing, and management.13 He holds an MBA from Schulich School of Business (1986) and a BA from Trent University (1984).13

Academic Roles

  • Queen’s University: Teaches courses like Business Management, Marketing Strategy, and International Marketing Strategy, often incorporating simulations (e.g., Markstrat) and real-world case studies.13
  • McGill University: Taught Marketing Management II and Marketing Planning, including client-based projects.13
  • St. Lawrence College: Program coordinator for business administration and marketing programs.13

Professional Background

  • Consulting: Principal at Virlis Ltd., a boutique consulting firm focused on strategy, marketing, and leadership development.15
  • Industry Experience: Former roles include Director of Marketing at St. Lawrence College and Marketing Analyst at Lafarge Canada.3

Student Feedback

Praised as one of the best professors at McGill, noted for clarity in teaching and marking procedures.2 He also hosts events like the Queen’s Marketing Association Conference (QMAC), where he moderated a keynote with Snapchat’s Matt.4

His LinkedIn profile (greglibitz) highlights his dual role as a business school faculty member and consulting director.56

Highlights

Nov 29 · theqma.ca
My First In-Person QMAC! - Queen's Marketing Association

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Location

Ontario, Canada