Great University to partner with. Wide pool of high-quality biotech students, and a well-organized internship program. I had a great experience and our organization got a lot of value.

Great opportunity working with U of T students. Project went well and the students were hard working and did a great job. Would like the opportunity to work with U of T again if the opportunity arises.

It was a great experience to talk with the students.

We had a great experience working with Sinclair and the rest of the team. Very attentive to detail and always ensured lines of communication were open and ready to answer questions and assist.

Bhavya Dhawan represents the University of Toronto impeccably. She is personable and diligent. She communicates in a clear and professional manner. Her positive demeanour made the experience of working on this project actually fun! It is evident that she enjoys her job and cares about the students in her program, as well.

It was great working with you and with the students, Thanks again!

Great collaboration, as always

Thank you for your time and effort. Your team remained highly motivated throughout the process and I appreciate your final report submissions. I look forward to implementing some of your suggestions.

Fantastic concept, not just in theory but also addressing a real-world challenge. It's mutually beneficial for both our company and the interns. This has proven to be exceptionally valuable for our organization. Thank you for your support.

Great working with this team

Well organized with great in person and virtual opportunities.

Great experience. Educator was always available for questions and calls, prompt replies, and very concise when explaining the projects! Great attitude and energy, would love to work with them again!

Great collaboration!

The collaboration between The CSG-Group and UToronto was key for one of the main projects we have been working on. The UToronto team, composed of professor Tingting Zhu and the students Hefan, Peter, and Lewei demonstrated enthusiasm to work with the CSG-Group on the PanaSea aquaculture project. The professor chose an exceptional team of students from her class to create and deliver a robust informational project on an aspect of PanaSea's environmental impact on the marine ecosystem Caribbean Sea area of his fishery, using GIS methodology taught in the course. At the end they prepared a comprehensive report that will be used as the basis for the startup’s environmental impact report. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with UToronto for future projects. Part II The collaboration between The CSG-Group and UToronto was key for one of the main projects we have been working on. The UToronto team, composed of professor Tingting Zhu and the students Hefan, Peter, and Lewei demonstrated enthusiasm to work with the CSG-Group on the PanaSea aquaculture project. The professor chose an exceptional team of students from her class to create and deliver a robust informational project on an aspect of PanaSea's environmental impact on the marine ecosystem Caribbean Sea area of his fishery, using GIS methodology taught in the course. Congratulations Hefan, Peter and Lewei for the amazing project you undertook delivering outstanding data and metrics to David and his team for PanaSea as witnessed by his enthusiasm during the final meeting. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with UToronto for future projects. Thank you again for the great project that you delivered.

We had the pleasure of working with Dr. Naomi Levy-Strumpf and her students from HMB301H1 at the University of Toronto. The students provided us with valuable work for ongoing projects while being professional, communicative, and eager to learn! Naomi helped us create a project outline for remote work and stayed in touch throughout the term making it an easy process. We hope to work together in the future!

Great experience and report. Appreciate the opportunity to partner with you and the students. Let's do it again in 2023.

The students were very communicative, brought great ideas to the project and worked well with our team to deliver the requested deliverables.

The students at UFT did an amazing job with their market research deliverables. Their instructor Phani was also very easy to communicate with and to work with. I would love to work with UFT again in the future.

Fantastic groups work on a variety of key HR tools and systems required for our Certification Programs.

Great experience with UofT students and staff, they were passionate, driven and delivered outstanding work.

My team from U of T was fantastic. The work they put in was amazing and much appreciated as it took a lot off my plate so I could focus on running my business, but also having a crucial project move forward with the work the team put in. Well done everyone and I highly recommend having a project for their Consult for Impact-Consulting Program!

Thank you.

The team delivered a good assessment by reviewing publicly available resources, comprised of four milestones (i.e., Definition, Industry analysis, Current assessment, and Recommendations). During the engagement, the team met with our internal team periodically, discussed their approach, explained their findings, seek alignment, and included feedback to improve their learning objective. We appreciate the team’s effort and like the quality of the report and its analysis.

Thank you for all of your work! I cannot believe the energy and enthusiasm from your students during these very hard times. We will send an update (please check your emails). Please keep in touch! Stay safe.

Our team were very diligent, professional and hardworking. We are immensely pleased with their results.

Simply love the output. The empathy and curiosity that Karen, Tarek, Zaid, and Sarika provided to the business idea are unparalleled. I loved how they tied the market research to a business value proposition. I really appreciate how they accommodate me throughout the process and gave life to the idea.

The University of Toronto students investigated whether (and how) machine learning techniques could be used to extract meaningful climate change actions from existing content. While the project work was intended to be an exploration/feasibility study, the results are extremely promising. During their research they explored many potential NLP, NLU, and other techniques and libraries. The high quality of their project deliverable testifies to the success of their research, teamwork, and problem solving approach. Importantly for such a complicated domain, they were able to articulate the complex math and ML techniques and approaches in a relatively non-technical way. This allowed me to gain an understanding of what they were doing, and why. They asked for feedback to adjust and improve their algorithm and align it with project goals and objectives. They proposed some very practical approaches to identifying and extracting imperative actions. They also indicated many areas for future improvement or investigation. Overall the students' result was of great insight and met my expectations. I recommend them and their work.

Great engagement. Final products were put together well and will be useful to the unit.