Reimagining Sustainable Retail Supply Chains: A Case Study on Refillable Packaging in Major Drugstore Chains part 1

The primary goal of this project is to assess the feasibility and impact of transitioning from traditional single-use packaging to a refillable model in the supply chains of major drugstore retailers, such as Shoppers Drug Mart and/or Walmart. The study aims to provide valuable insights into the economic, environmental, and operational aspects associated with adopting a refillable packaging system within the context of these prominent retail chains. This project is to be completed using publicly available information such as financial statements, market research, and other resources.

Debt Horizons: Navigating the Landscape of American Student Loans and Shaping Economic Futures

The main goal for the students working on this project is to conduct a detailed analysis of American student loan debt, identifying patterns and trends to contribute valuable insights to Infinite Improbability Ventures' open-source data collection. The focus will be on gathering and synthesizing information related to student borrowing, repayment dynamics, and demographic factors, enhancing the organization's repository with relevant data.

IIV Logo Redesign

Our company has been serving thousands of customers for decades. We would like to update and revamp our existing brand to attract more customers.We would like to work with students to develop a new logo that aligns with our company’s mission and story while providing an appealing design for users.This will involve several different steps for the students, including:Familiarizing themselves with our company’s story, mission and vision statements.Brainstorming logo ideas that suit our company and providing justification for each idea.Designing and testing the best logos to garner input.Refining and improving logos based on feedback.Bonus steps in the process would also include:Developing a finalized logo for implementation.

Toronto's Finance and Banking Job Market: Analyzing Skill Trends and Industry Dynamics

The main goal of this project is to conduct a comprehensive market research analysis focused on the finance and banking job market in Toronto. By identifying and understanding evolving skill requirements, industry trends, and geographical nuances, the research aims to provide targeted insights that can inform job seekers, educational institutions, and policymakers about the current and future dynamics of employment within this sector in the city.