Segal Graduate School of Business

500 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 1W6

This is the home of Simon Fraser University Business graduate management programs and services. The building, formerly the Bank of Montreal's western headquarters, was donated by chancellor emeritus Dr. Joseph Segal and his family.

The Segal project was started in 2000 and officially opened in 2005. The project represents another major rehabilitation and restoration of a 100 year old Heritage bank building in Vancouver’s downtown core. Its facilities are used by the business community for board meetings, annual general meetings, speaking events, and of course executive learning events. It provides meeting rooms, classrooms, boardrooms, work spaces, and flexible areas for many types of educational events. A truly beautiful and functional building, natural light is used in virtually all areas, advanced audio-visual equipment is permanently installed, and wireless internet access is available. 

Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue

580 West Hastings Street, Vancouver V6B 1L6

The Wosk Centre for Dialogue is an International Association of Conference Centres rated facility available for use by the University, business and community clients for conferences, meetings and events. It is also the site for dialogue-based programming associated with Simon Fraser University Continuing Studies Dialogue Programs and the Academic Centre for Dialogue. The Wosk Centre brings together diverse sectors and organizations to participate in open-minded discussion that broadens perspectives and inspires participants to find collaborative solutions to complex problems.
 
The Centre is also a show-piece of architectural revitalization in the heart of Vancouver. It is the outcome of generous civic engagement by donors and patrons, a gallery for major Canadian artists, a testing ground for great minds and new ideas within the university, and a resource for the wider community. Since its opening in September 2000 the Centre has been the catalyst for issues ranging from restorative justice to real estate, health care to transit, and international law to art. Innumerable smaller but important conversations, arbitrations and seminars occur here daily.

The Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue has been the recipient of many prestigious awards for building design, architecture and workmanship. These awards include:

• AIBC Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia Awards in Architecture 2002
• Medal for Excellence in Architecture
• City of Vancouver Heritage Award 2001
• Downtown Vancouver Association Achievement Award
• Outstanding contribution to the quality and character of downtown Vancouver
• The Urban Development Institute Awards for Excellence in Architecture 2000 
• Heritage Redevelopment
• Mixed Use Development
• BC Heritage Commission
• Award of Merit

SFU at Harbour Centre

515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver V6B 1L6

SFU Harbour Centre is housed in Harbour Centre and was renovated between 1989 and 1994. Its downtown location takes advantage of all public transit systems and has provided a significant anchor for downtown Vancouver. In the past decade, SFU Harbour Center has hosted over 12,000 events including business meetings, public lectures, training seminars, exhibitions, conferences and receptions. This modern multi-purpose facility offers convenience, comfort and a stimulating educational atmosphere.

A unique assortment of meeting areas for groups of ten to two hundred will comfortably accommodate conferences, seminars, board meetings and receptions. Designed for dialogue and interaction, the variety of rooms available ensures an ideal environment:

• All meeting rooms are equipped with telephone and direct Internet connections
• Three theatres suitable for multi-media presentations, including a cinema with 35mm film projection and Dolby Surround Sound 
• Corporate style board and policy rooms are available, as are conference centres for banquets, receptions and exhibitions 
• Four fully equipped Mac and IBM PC labs can be reserved