Team Canada has won the 2026 edition of the Accuracy Business Cup, following the international final held in Paris.
This year, 780 teams across 11 countries took on a shared challenge focused on the major transformations shaping the automotive industry. After several rounds at national level, the top teams gathered in Paris to present their strategic recommendations, with one team ultimately standing out.
The winning team, Amy Zado, Victoria Long and Peyton Kou from Ivey Business School at Western University, impressed the jury with the quality of their analysis and the strength of their recommendations.
Building on more than ten years of experience, this edition introduced a common industry focus for the first time, centred on the automotive sector. Teams were invited to address concrete business issues, while corporate partners from several countries provided first-hand insights into how these transformations are reshaping the industry.
The finalists from India, the Netherlands and the United States also delivered outstanding performances: Vaani Garg, Anirudh Damani and Sara Bapna from the Indian School of Business Hyderabad, Spencer Atkisson, Falk John and Per Tjaden from the University of Groningen, and Gobind Singh, Sam Lazarus and Phillip Craft from Babson College.
Accuracy extends its thanks to Michelin, partner of the international final, as well as to all participating teams, their coaches and the jury for contributing to the success of this 11th edition.
