The Ryerson Commerce Society
With more than 7,000 students, the Ted Rogers School of Management is the largest English-speaking Undergraduate Business School in Canada. The Ryerson Commerce Society (RCS) is the umbrella organization which represents the four schools in the faculty of business; Business Management, Information Technology Management, Hospitality and Tourism Management, and Retail Management. Founded 6 years ago, the RCS was created to enrich the University experience of all commerce students by acting as a liaison between commerce students, student groups and faculty, in addition to hosting various academic and social events throughout the year. We operate with the goal of uniting the four schools of business through our three pillars; providing commerce students with a social, professional, and educational experience that is second to none. The RCS also strives to ensure the development of a community spirit within the business student body and provides opportunities that will enrich every Commerce Students post-secondary experience.

The RCS works to accomplish these goals by funding commerce student groups and student initiatives in order to improve student life on campus. Funding initiatives include sending commerce students to educational conferences and case competitions, and subsidizing event costs to allow more students to take part in University events.