On Thursday, April 8, 2010, Kool Haus in downtown Toronto will play host to the 17th Battle of the Brains®.
Battle of the Brains is one of Canada’s most entertaining and interactive fundraisers. The event, which has been attracting Canada’s corporate elite for the past 16 years, sees many of Canada’s most prestigious companies facing off against each other in a game of mental gymnastics as they compete for the coveted Battle Cup. A fun-filled evening of fast-paced trivia in categories from sports to music and literature to current events, Battle of the Brains is a blast! Kicking off with a cocktail reception and gourmet dinner, the highlight of the night is the game. Teams compete to answer multiple choice trivia questions in a variety of challenging categories – and with some teams starting to train the day after the last Battle ended there are some serious bragging rights at stake. Every dollar raised at this fabulously entertaining event goes to help Invest in Kids in our mission to transform the way Canadian parents are educated and supported – so you can feel even better about having all that fun.
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Each year, Battle of the Brains® attracts more than 40 of Canada’s most prominent and influential companies eager to compete for the coveted “Battle Cup.” An event with a rich history and enthusiastic following, Battle of the Brains’ list of long-standing attendees reads like a “whose who” of corporate Canada: BMO Capital Markets – 15 years RBH Inc. – 15 years RBC Capital Markets / RBC Dominion Securities - 13 years Unilever Canada – 13 years Barrick Gold Corporation – 12 years Fidelity Investments Canada – 12 years Henry White Kinnear Foundation – 11 years Fraser Milner Casgrain – 10 years Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP – 9 years CIBC World Markets Children’s Miracle Foundation – 9 years Ernst & Young LLP – 9 years Scotiabank Group / Scotia Capital Inc. – 9 years TD Securities / TD Mutual Funds – 8 years PricewaterhouseCoopers – 8 years Research In Motion – 8 years Capital One Canada – 7 years Deutsche Bank AG – 7 years Deloitte LLP – 6 years State Street Canada – 6 years Manpower Services Canada Ltd. – 6 years Heathbridge Capital Management Inc. – 6 years
BMO Capital Markets – 15 years RBH Inc. – 15 years RBC Capital Markets / RBC Dominion Securities - 13 years Unilever Canada – 13 years Barrick Gold Corporation – 12 years Fidelity Investments Canada – 12 years Henry White Kinnear Foundation – 11 years Fraser Milner Casgrain – 10 years Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP – 9 years CIBC World Markets Children’s Miracle Foundation – 9 years Ernst & Young LLP – 9 years Scotiabank Group / Scotia Capital Inc. – 9 years TD Securities / TD Mutual Funds – 8 years PricewaterhouseCoopers – 8 years Research In Motion – 8 years Capital One Canada – 7 years Deutsche Bank AG – 7 years Deloitte LLP – 6 years State Street Canada – 6 years Manpower Services Canada Ltd. – 6 years Heathbridge Capital Management Inc. – 6 years