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Overview
I am an experienced financial services professional with 10 years of experience in top and mid-tier CA firms in Canada. In addition, I bring over 20 years of industry and executive experience as the former CFO of several high-growth companies (private and public) to inform my academic career. I joined Ryerson as a contract lecturer in 2009 and have helped students in Professional Masters in Accounting and the MBA / MTI Programmes, and the TRSM Business Management, Entrepreneurship & Strategy, Hospitality & Tourism Management, and Creative Industries “get a grip” on the basics of financial management for their respective domains. I was appointed Assistant Professor, in August, 2017. In addition to teaching, I am currently completing my PhD in entrepreneurial finance.
I have taught over 20 accounting, finance, entrepreneurship and other management courses at several universities across Canada and internationally reaching over 10,000 students, in undergraduate, MBA, executive MBA, and professional accounting programmes. I have developed 7 of these courses which focus on helping students become functional in financial management to advance their careers and grow their businesses. In addition, I am the financial faculty member for two recurring management training & certification programmes: club management and film & television.
My research focuses on enhancing the working relationships within entrepreneurial teams to augment enterprise performance and improve the reward/risk profile for founders and capital providers. In particular, I am interested in understanding how to advance the effective utilization of entrepreneurially-oriented CFOs within early-stage, high-growth ventures. Additional research interests include the investment decision-making process for funding new ventures (including business angels and crowd funding) and ways and means of learning / teaching modes of thinking to support transformational entrepreneurship.
I am currently working on my dissertation as a PhD researcher with The Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at the Strathclyde Business School,(Glasgow, UK).
| Peer Reviews |
| Book Chapters - Marketing Research Essentials (Canadian Edition); McDaniels et al, John Wiley & Sons, 2009 |
| Journal Articles – Blind review, Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 2013 |
| Book Chapters |
| MacMaster B., Archer G. and Hirth R. (2015) '10 Bricolage - Making Do With What is at Hand' In Baker T. & Welter F. (Eds.), The Routledge Companion to Entrepreneurship (pp. 500), London (UK) and New York (NY, USA): Routledge. (pp. 149 - 164) ISBN 9780415631761 |
| MacMaster B. (2014) 'Overcoming Conventional Resource Constraints in New Ventures through Effectuation and Bricolage' In Wu B., Lennox V. & Reed W. (Eds.), Startup Canada Thought Book (2014 ed., pp. 96), Ottawa, ON (CAN): Startup Canada, Inc. (pp. 42-49) ISBN 9780993644900 |
| Cases |
| Canadian Restaurant & Hospitality Group (comprehensive case in advanced financial accounting; McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2009 + update for changes and developments in professional pronouncements (IFRS); McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2010) |
| Quincy’s Diner – Marketing Research for Growth (comprehensive marketing research case included in text 'Marketing Research Essentials” (Canadian Edition); John Wiley & Sons, 2009 |
| Presenter: Student Partnering Initiatives and other innovations in teaching financial management to non-professionals; Ryerson Learning & Teaching Faculty Conference (May, 2017) |
| Participant: Collaborative Workshop hosted by StartUp Canada and Intuit Canada to develop approaches for helping young entrepreneurs develop / improve their financial literacy skills (June, 2014) |
| Panel member: Teaching with Clickers in Large Classes; Ryerson Faculty Conference (May, 2013) |
| Participant: ISBE / SAMS 2nd Conference (Advancing European Traditions in Entrepreneurship) and Doctoral Development Day (Mar. 2013, Leeds, UK) |
| Participant: USASBE Annual Conference and Doctoral Consortium (Jan. 2013, San Francisco, USA) |
| Presented Workshop: Philosophical Perspectives for Entrepreneurship Research; CCSBE Annual Conference, 2012 |
| Judge: Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CAMC) representative judge for Ryerson MBA Case Competitions (2013, 2011) |
| Goals & Objectives |
| I developed an innovative course in financial management basics for independent business. The development was based on research into the challenges of learning and teaching intro-level financial subjects at university. It has proven to be effective in helping students become functional and confident in this important career skill and is innovative in both content and pedagogy. I have based three subsequent courses or workshops on this approach and aim to broaden the availability of this course (ACC340) or its approach within business education curricula throughout Ryerson. |
| Current & recent courses taught at Ryerson |
| ACC340 (formerly FIN305): Financial Management |
| MT8920: Integrated Case Writing Strategies |
| MT8919: Financial Statement Analysis & Business Valuations |
| Previous . past course taught at Ryerson |
| MT8809, ENT511, CACC333, CACC100, ACC110, ACC100, HTA602, HTA402 |
| Nominated by the students of ENMN398 (Royal Roads University, Victoria, BC) for Kelly Outstanding Teaching Award - New Teacher Category (2017) |
| Recipient of international scholarship to attend Doctoral Development Day and ISBE / SAMS 2nd Conference - Advancing European Traditions in Entrepreneurship Studies (2013, Leeds, UK) |
| Recipient of international scholarship to attend USASBE Doctoral Consortium and Annual Conference (2013, San Francisco, USA) |
| Finalist for 'Innovative Entrepreneurship Education Course Award' for course 'MT8809 – Venture Planning & Finance' developed for Ryerson's MBA Program (CCSBE Annual Conference, 2012) |
| Nominated for TVO Best Lecturer Competition by students at University of Waterloo (2009) |
| Nominated for TVO Best Lecturer Competition by students at Guelph-Humber University (2009) |
Bradley Macmaster
| Member, Chartered Professional Accountants (Canada and Ontario) |
| Member, Canadian Association of Management Consultants |
| Appointed Academic Advocate for select learning technologies (iClicker, Akindi) |
| Registered Presenter, Financial Literacy Volunteer Program, CPA Canada |
| Teaching & Research member, The Society for Effectual Action |
| Member, The Critical Thinking Community |
| Member, National Crowdfunding Association of Canada (NCFA) |
| Past Ontario Director, Strategy Team Lead, and Member Survey Team Lead - The Canadian Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (CCSBE) |