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As you might imagine, this is an especially disappointing announcement to have to make, but we are suspending IBECC for 2026.

IBECC finds itself at a particularly difficult moment.

We consistently get resoundingly positive feedback from every constituency we serve—students, judges, academic and corporate partners—about the educational quality and value of the experience. I regularly receive notes from former competitors saying that participating in IBECC was one of the most important experiences—if not the most important educational experience–of their time in school.

Despite that, the current environment in which IBECC finds itself is both challenging and disappointing when it comes to fundraising. It has become increasingly difficult for our corporate supporters to find the resources to support us. The withdrawal of federal funds makes it particularly difficult for our academic partners. 

As a result, we have decided to pause IBECC and not hold the competition in 2026. Ideally, this suspension will last no more than a year while we determine how best to secure the financial resources that we need for the long-term.

We welcome any expressions of interest in assisting us or partnering with us as we develop our strategy. As our future becomes clearer, we will post updates on the IBECC website. In the meantime, I am happy to answer any questions or engage in dialogue about possible options. Please contact me at thomas.whiteATibecc.net.

Thanks for your ongoing support.

Thomas White
IBECC Founder and Executive Director

The 2025
International Business Ethics Case Competition
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