The University of Manitoba’s Asper School of Business has launched the David Dreman Behavioural Management Lab, which will advance research on decision-making in complex organizational settings. The $5M facility—funded by gifts from Asper alumni David Dreman and Stu Clark—hosts a variety of technical equipment, such as a simulation space, eye-tracking tools, and breakout rooms for interviews and team-based studies. Open to faculty and graduate researchers, the lab will support studies that inform leadership, ethics, and management practice. “This lab represents not only a space for innovation and collaboration, but also a shared commitment to generating new insights that can positively impact organizations and communities,” said UManitoba Assistant Professor Wei Wang.
