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Projects by Category

AI-Driven Scheduling and Payment Platform for Realtor Vendor Services

Our project aims to streamline vendor coordination in real estate by embedding AI-powered scheduling and payment automation into a task-based workflow system, similar to Monday.com. As agents move through their listing tasks—such as booking photography or staging—the system will intelligently schedule the right vendor at the optimal time and automatically process payment, without manual intervention.

Leveraging AI, the system will factor in variables like vendor availability, location, and even weather forecasts, helping to reduce cancellations and improve service reliability. This smart automation ensures listings move forward smoothly while saving agents time and reducing administrative work—creating a faster, more efficient real estate experience.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Krislynn McKinlay

Student:

Partner:

BASL Inc

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

AI Voice Cloning Voicemail Application for Realtors

Our project aims to transform realtor communications by introducing an AI-powered voice cloning voicemail application that delivers personalized messages at high speed. Using advanced voice synthesis technology, the system replicates each agent’s unique tone, enabling them to reach out quickly and efficiently. This rapid outreach is particularly beneficial during busy, high-traffic events, ensuring clients feel a personal connection. Additionally, the feature targets potential buyers in the agent’s database by automatically notifying them of upcoming open houses that match their specific criteria. By combining timely alerts with a customized, human touch, the application helps agents boost engagement, drive higher through-traffic at events, and ultimately increase conversion rates.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Krislynn McKinlay

Student:

Partner:

BASL Inc

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Business Development Coordinator

Spandrel Interactive, a leader in interactive media and gaming solutions, is seeking to expand its client base, refine its sales pipeline, and enhance its market research strategies to drive sustainable growth. While the company has established itself as an innovator in digital engagement, its business development efforts require a more structured approach to identifying new opportunities, optimizing outreach initiatives, and improving competitive analysis. The key challenges include acquiring new clients in a competitive market, streamlining the sales process for better lead conversion, and leveraging data-driven insights to inform strategic decisions. This project will support Spandrel Interactive in addressing these challenges by implementing targeted outreach strategies, refining proposal development, and strengthening market intelligence. By going beyond day-to-day operations, this initiative will enable the company to scale more effectively and maintain a competitive edge in the industry. Solving these challenges requires expertise in business development, market research, sales strategy, and client engagement, ensuring a data-driven and strategic approach to growth.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Stephen Grant;Akash Das

Student:

Partner:

Spandrel Interactive Inc.

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of New Brunswick

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

HR Policy & Procedures Intern

12 Neighbours is a non-profit organization committed to providing permanent housing, personal development support, and employment opportunities for individuals overcoming barriers to independence. Through its social enterprises, including Neighbourly Coffee, Neighbourly Print, and Neighbourly Ventures, the organization creates meaningful job opportunities and training programs to help community members build sustainable livelihoods. As 12 Neighbours expands, a key challenge is the need for a standardized and scalable Human Resources (HR) framework across its various business units. Currently, HR processes such as hiring, onboarding, training, and employee management vary, leading to inefficiencies and inconsistencies in operations. To address this, the organization seeks to develop clear policies, structured workplace guidelines, and best-practice HR procedures tailored to a social enterprise setting. This project will support 12 Neighbours in implementing standardized HR processes that improve operational efficiency, ensure compliance, and enhance employee engagement. By going beyond day-to-day HR functions, the initiative will contribute to the long-term sustainability and growth of the organization, allowing it to better serve its community. The expertise required for this project includes knowledge of HR policy development, compliance regulations, organizational development, and process improvement within non-profit and social enterprise environments.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Stephen Grant;Akash Das

Student:

Partner:

12Neighbours Community Inc.

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology

University:

University of New Brunswick

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Process Improvement & HubSpot CRM programming Intern

Ignite Fredericton is focused on workforce development and attraction, with an emphasis on optimizing internal processes and enhancing stakeholder engagement through technology. The primary challenge they face is the inefficiency of their current workflows and the need for improved data management, which hinders their ability to operate effectively. The innovation challenge involves integrating existing processes into HubSpot CRM, automating workflows, and ensuring seamless system adoption to support the team’s objectives. This project will go beyond daily operations by transforming manual and fragmented processes into a streamlined, technology-driven approach that enhances productivity, decision-making, and stakeholder engagement. To address these challenges, expertise in process analysis, CRM implementation, workflow automation, and data management is required. Additionally, strong problem-solving skills, technical proficiency in HubSpot, and experience in stakeholder collaboration will be essential to execute this initiative.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Stephen Grant;Akash Das

Student:

Partner:

Ignite Fredericton

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services; Management of companies and enterprises; Other services (except public administration); Professional, scientific and technical services; Public administration

University:

University of New Brunswick

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Business Support Intern

Ignite Economic Development Agency, through its Planet Hatch initiative, supports entrepreneurs by providing resources for business development, strategic planning, and market research to drive regional economic growth. However, many startups face challenges in accessing tailored support for refining their marketing strategies, financial planning, and securing funding opportunities, which can hinder their scalability and long-term success. To address this, the Business Support Intern will play a key role in bridging these gaps by assisting Planet Hatch members with market analysis, sales database management, and funding identification. This project goes beyond routine operations by strengthening the agency’s ability to offer in-depth, data-driven support to startups, ultimately enhancing their competitiveness and sustainability. Solving this challenge requires expertise in business strategy, financial analysis, market research, and digital tools for managing and interpreting business data to provide actionable insights for emerging businesses.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Stephen Grant;Akash Das

Student:

Partner:

Planet Hatch

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services; Public administration

University:

University of New Brunswick

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Transfusion of transformers and state space models

Boson AI specializes in AI-driven simulation and optimization, focusing on multi-modal learning, generative modeling, and structured state-space architectures. The company develops AI models that integrate text, audio, and structured signals to enable high-fidelity simulation and synthesis across domains like speech processing, acoustics, and human-AI interaction. Through this project, Boson AI aims to address key challenges in multi-modal fusion and instruction-driven audio synthesis. The intern will help bridge the gap between discrete and continuous modalities by developing a unified learning framework. The intern will also work on capturing long-range dependencies in audio signals to improve synthesis coherence and quality. Additionally, the intern will enhance user control over AI-generated audio, enabling customization, interpolation, and real-time adaptation, while also ensuring scalability for diverse linguistic, tonal, and contextual inputs. This project will strengthen Boson AI’s AI capabilities in multi-modal learning, opening new business opportunities in media, virtual assistants, entertainment, and accessibility technologies. It will also contribute to intellectual property advancements, positioning Boson AI as a leader in generative audio synthesis. By supporting commercialization efforts such as licensing models and API development, this work will align with Boson AI’s mission to create scalable and adaptive AI technologies with long-term industry impact.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Vardan Papyan

Student:

Partner:

Boson AI

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Education; Information and cultural industries

University:

University of Toronto

Program:

Accelerate

Emotion-Aware Speech Processing for ASR and TTS

Boson AI is dedicated to advancing cutting-edge AI research, specializing in large language models for interaction and entertainment. The company focuses on developing innovative AI-driven solutions that enhance human-computer interaction, particularly in speech and language processing. One major challenge Boson AI aims to address through this project is improving AI’s ability to detect subtle emotional cues in speech and generate appropriate responses. Current speech models often struggle with nuanced emotional understanding, leading to unnatural or ineffective interactions. By pretraining a highly intelligent speech model, this project seeks to bridge that gap, enabling more natural and emotionally aware AI interactions. The anticipated benefits for Boson AI include enhancing its AI-powered customer service solutions, leading to more accurate recognition of customer intent and emotions. This advancement could improve user satisfaction, streamline support processes, and provide a competitive edge in AI-driven communication technologies. Additionally, the project may contribute to broader applications in mental health support, virtual assistants, and interactive entertainment, strengthening Boson AI’s position as a leader in AI research.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Sushant Sachdeva

Student:

Partner:

Boson AI

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Education; Information and cultural industries

University:

University of Toronto

Program:

Accelerate

Unity Community Centre

The Unity Community Centre is a dynamic social enterprise dedicated to fostering inclusive spaces that drive social innovation and community empowerment in Greater Fredericton. The centre is currently addressing key operational and infrastructural challenges through two distinct internship projects. The first internship focuses on coordinating capital upgrade projects and researching residential housing development, requiring expertise in construction, project management, data analysis, and compliance monitoring. The second internship aims to enhance operational efficiency, communication, and community engagement, demanding skills in office administration, process documentation, stakeholder coordination, and digital communication. The main challenge for Unity Community Centre is ensuring its spaces remain accessible, functional, and conducive to growth while improving operational workflows and engagement strategies. These projects go beyond routine activities by implementing structured improvements that enhance long-term sustainability, optimize resource use, and strengthen community impact. To tackle these challenges effectively, expertise in construction management, data-driven decision-making, administrative systems, and community engagement strategies is required, ensuring a well-rounded approach to the centre’s development and outreach efforts.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Stephen Grant;Akash Das

Student:

Partner:

Unity Community Centre

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Other services (except public administration)

University:

University of New Brunswick

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Rhythm & Blues Cambridge Black Needs Assessment

Rhythm & Blues Cambridge is leading a Black Needs Assessment Study to identify service gaps, barriers, and opportunities for Black families in Cambridge and across Waterloo Region. As the only Black-led nonprofit service provider in Cambridge, Rhythm & Blues Cambridge is committed to expanding culturally affirming programs, strengthening community partnerships, and advocating for equitable access to essential services. Through stakeholder engagement, focus groups, and data analysis, the intern will provide actionable insights that drive service innovation, inform program development, and position Rhythm & Blues Cambridge as a leader in Black-led advocacy and community support. The findings will be shared through a public community forum during Black History Month, stakeholder reports, and strategic recommendations, ensuring that Black communities in Cambridge receive the resources and opportunities they need to thrive.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Roberta Timothy

Student:

Partner:

Rhythm & Blues Cambridge

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology

University:

University of Toronto

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Internet Society Manitoba Chapter

This project supports the Internet Society Manitoba Chapter (ISMC) in improving internet access and digital skills in Winnipeg’s North End, a low-income area where many Indigenous and newcomer families face barriers to technology. In 2025, the project will focus on creating outreach materials, promoting digital literacy programs, and helping residents access affordable internet and refurbished computers. In 2026, the project will continue this work and include a program evaluation to find ways to improve the computer giveaway. The project will help ISMC expand its community network, reach more people, and strengthen its programs to better serve the community.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Shauna MacKinnon

Student:

Partner:

ISOC Manitoba

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Information and cultural industries; Other services (except public administration)

University:

University of Winnipeg

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Triware Technologies Client Upgrade Program

Triware Technologies Inc. (Triware) is a leading Newfoundland-based information technology consulting and support firm with extensive experience in business technology consulting and management for both public and private sector clients. Currently, Triware faces a critical challenge in enhancing the reliability and security of their clients’ IT infrastructure by addressing vulnerabilities and implementing robust solutions. To tackle this, Triware is undertaking a significant project involving comprehensive updates to their clients’ systems, focusing on improving security measures and system reliability. This project goes beyond routine activities and aims to ensure that clients’ systems are secure, reliable, and capable of supporting their operations without interruption. A highly skilled graduate student with expertise in IT security and infrastructure management will join the team for a 16-week project, playing a crucial role in the successful implementation of these updates. Key activities include conducting assessments, implementing security protocols, optimizing system performance, and establishing ongoing monitoring and maintenance procedures. This initiative demonstrates Triware’s commitment to addressing critical challenges and providing a secure and reliable IT environment for their clients.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Gary Gambin

Student:

Partner:

Triware Technologies Inc.

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and cultural industries

University:

College of the North Atlantic

Program:

Business Strategy Internship