KUBS Challenge Case Competition: A Step Toward the Global Stage 

Korea University Business School (Dean: Eonsoo Kim) hosted the final round of the KUBS Challenge Case Competition on November 8 in Room 218 of the LG-POSCO Hall. The competition featured teams of four undergraduate students analyzing a given business case within 24 hours, preparing presentation materials and a video for the preliminary round, and delivering a live presentation with a Q&A session with judges in the final round for a comprehensive evaluation. 

This year's competition focused on the case of Helpseeker, a software company headquartered in Canada. Four teams—Crimson Consulting, Case Commanders, KU Tigers, and Insight4—participated. During the preliminary round, teams had 24 hours to analyze the case, create presentation materials, and produce videos, which were then evaluated. The same case was presented at the final round. The judging panel included Professors Tony Garrett, Jeunghyun Kim, and Kyuhong Han. 

As a result, the KU Tigers team, which won the Gold Award, earned the right to compete in the Sauder Summit Global Case Competition 2025 hosted by UBC Sauder School of Business. The Crimson Consulting team, awarded Silver, secured a spot in the UW Global Business Case Competition 2025 hosted by the University of Washington. Finally, the Bronze-winning Case Commanders team qualified for the John Molson Undergraduate Case Competition 2025 hosted by Concordia University.