On 25th November at 5pm, join our Online Info Session Career Opportunities & Entrepreneurial Mindset and learn more about your options after pursuing the BSc in Management programme at ESCP Business School.
Our career service team will explain how ESCP prepares students to enter the job market and which opportunities are provided during and after the BSc in management programme.
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Organiser: ESCP Turin Campus
Online - Online
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Start date: 25/11/2021
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 6:00 PM
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During the BSc, I discovered how profits and sustainable practices can come hand in hand
“Climate change is something that affects all business decisions and operations. My personal mission will be to help businesses understand that profits and sustainable practices can come hand in hand.” [Eloise Dean - Bachelor in Management]
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ESCP’s Bachelor in Management (BSc) ranks 1st in France
In the ranking by le Parisien / Challenges ESCP is ranked first out of 13 criteria, including international, selectivity and professional insertion
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To honour Jean-Baptiste Say, one of the founders of ESCP and the person who coined the term 'entrepreneur', we are delighted to celebrate the 11th edition of the Jean-Baptiste Say Entrepreneurship Festival.
The theme for this year's Festival is "Innovation to Build a More Sustainable World".
Hosted by Prof. Davide Sola, the vision of the event is to unite students, alumni, entrepreneurs, investors and potential customers to exchange ideas and learn from each other. This event is run as part of ESCP's top-ranked Master in Management programme, currently placed 7th worldwide by the Financial Times. Five of our six European campuses are running local Entrepreneurship Festivals on the same day, just another example of ESCP's pan-European spirit.
This event is supported by the ESCP Blue Factory, the JBS Institute and the Alumni Association. The Blue Factory is our European incubator that supports founders - students and graduates - from ideation to their company's international development. The 2021 Winter Entrepreneurship Festival will represent the ongoing effort of the London community of this great project.
The Jean-Baptiste Say Institute for Entrepreneurship relies on a unique European network, which was developed in 2007 by the Entrepreneurship Chair of ESCP Business School. Today, this institute has more than 50 researchers and teachers. Its main activities are teaching, supporting start-ups with Blue Factory, a European incubator, and entrepreneurship research.
This event is open to all. Registration mandatory. Book your place here!
Schedule (all times GMT)
- 2pm - 4pm: Student Entrepreneurship Fair
Students will showcase their ventures at a simulation trade fair. Customers, investors and other guests will be able to discuss projects one-to-one, and the first prototypes (MVP) of each business will be tested.
- 4pm - 5.15pm: Pitch competition
All ventures will present their pitches to a panel of entrepreneurs and executives.
- 5.30pm: Keynote Speech
Simone Cimminelli, ESCP Alumnus (2010) and Founding Partner at Cimminelli Holding.
- 6pm: Award for the Winners
Followed by Networking Drinks.
Health & Safety
ESCP Business School is actively monitoring the Covid-19 situation and continually working to help keep those who rely on ESCP healthy and safe.
Please note that you do not have to print your ticket. A member of our staff will scan your QR code at the entrance alongside your NHS COVID Pass, EU Digital COVID Certificate, or proof of negative Covid-19 test dated less than 72 hours before the event to facilitate a contactless event check-in.
Wearing a mask is mandatory in all common areas. All Campus Covid-19 Health & Safety measures can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/iDuhHkce8mY
If you have any questions, please contact londonevents@escp.eu.
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Organiser: ESCP London Campus
ESCP London Campus - United Kingdom
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Start date: 18/11/2021
Start time: 2:00 PM
End time: 7:00 PM
180 Degrees Consulting ESCP is happy to announce it will be receiving Dr Jane Goodall for an online masterclass on Leadership, Activism and the Power of Youth on 17th November 2021.
UN Messenger of Peace Dr Jane Goodall is one of the world’s most renowned primatologists. Her landmark studies of chimpanzees in the wild have redefined the relationship between humans and animals. In 1977, she established The Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) to advance her work worldwide and for generations to come. JGI builds on Dr Goodall’s innovative approach to conservation, which recognises the central role that people play in the well-being of animals and the environment.
Today, Dr Goodall travels the world, speaking about the threat to chimpanzees, environmental crises, and her reasons for hope. In her books and speeches, she emphasises the interconnectedness of all living things and the collective power of individual action.
This free online event will take place from 11am to 12pm GMT and is open to all. Pre-registration is required. To book your place, please register here.
About 180 Degrees Consulting
180 Degrees Consulting is the world’s largest consultancy for non-profits & social enterprises, operating in 30 countries through 200+ branches in the world’s top universities. We provide high-quality consulting services to social impact organisations so they can improve and expand their services. 180DC ESCP is present on ESCP’s campuses in London, Berlin, Madrid, Paris and Turin. Find out more
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Dr Jane Goodall
Guest Speaker
Location
Organiser: 180 Degrees Consulting ESCP
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 17/11/2021
Start time: 11:00 AM
End time: 12:00 PM
In the new normal world, ESCP and L’Oréal presented a new edition of Innovation Factory online
Innovation Factory is …
► A red-letter day on the L’Oréal Professorship in Creativity Marketing calendar.
► A great opportunity for students to find out about L’Oréal and the innovation- and tech-related career opportunities it offers.
► An excellent way to discover what cutting edge technology and strategies a world-leading consumer goods company is rolling out as it continues to redefine itself as a beauty tech powerhouse.
► A highly interactive event with lots of opportunities to ask questions and network with L’Oréal managers and executives, including HR.
► A full day of workshops led by L’Oréal managers and executives on topics such as tech innovation, digital services, e-commerce, data strategy, gamification, gaming, sustainability and more.
A tailor-made programme embracing a wide range of digital issues
#theinnovationfactory2021 journey started with a brilliant and informative one-hour Masterclass entitled “L’Oréal, a Beauty Tech Company” by Stephane Lannuzel – L'Oréal BeautyTech Programme Director, who painted a comprehensive portrait of the company.
He pointed out how L’Oréal has become nimbler and more agile, and how Tech is a booster of creativity. “The future of Tech will be at the crossroads of science and Tech.”
Inclusive beauty is one of the major challenges. New consumer experiences, listening to consumers’ voices, sustainability, and the circular economy are just some of the issues that Tech can help to address. “Tech is a force for good and for shaping a better world for the planet, consumers and employees”.
The impact of COVID-19 was naturally discussed. Stephane Lannuzel explained that “COVID has not really created anything new, but it has accelerated things… There has been a massive surge in the development of apps, e-commerce, augmented reality and IA. Social commerce is the other really striking thing.”
Four 1-hour seminars were then scheduled, providing many enriching learning opportunities presented by senior managers – including ESCP Alumni – in e-commerce, tech solutions, precision marketing, social influence, brand management, research and innovation, and more.Professor Marie Taillard, Associate Dean for Executive Education (UK) and L’Oréal Professor of Creativity Marketing expressed her heartfelt thanks to the succession of L’Oréal experts who gave our students an outstanding opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of innovation and creativity:
"Open Innovation & Digital Services Factory" - Simon Guillemet - Senior Mobile Project Manager and Julie Raiola-Murray - Digital Product Manager, Open Innovation Team
"Digital Beauty and the Beauty Tech Revolution" - Benjamin Askenazi, Team Manager for Research & Innovation
"E-Commerce at L'Oréal" - Luka Brekalo, Global E-Commerce Lead and Alumnus MMK ESCP
"Innovation & Sustainability: The Product Impact Labelling System" - Louis Baffet, Country Opener & Asset Manager
"Data - From Collection to Activation" - Selim Decoufled, CRM Manager and Estelle Ngo, Global Head of Precision Advertising
"This year's edition of Innovation Factory has been our most exciting yet. Over 500 students from across our campuses and from all programs engaged with L'Oréal managers throughout the day. They explored topics ranging from Beauty Tech and supply chain innovation to e-commerce, sustainability, data science and creativity. Students got a first-hand perspective on what a career at L'Oréal can look like, and were given valuable guidance on how best to navigate the recruitment process. The success of this year's edition reflects the success of our partnership with L'Oréal. It reaffirms our commitment to offer students more opportunities to engage in rich conversations with managers and leaders who inspire them and help them discover their passion and draw their future career paths. Thank you to our L'Oréal partners for making this possible and so successful!" says Prof. Marie Taillard.
An event that built bridges between L’Oréal and students
For Stéphanie Messner, Talent Acquisition Director – L’Oréal France, ”Innovation Factory gives us a unique opportunity to spend quality time and forge connections with students who want to find out more about careers at L’Oréal. It is the ideal environment for in-depth conversations about where people can fit in, and to help potential candidates gain an insight into the group."
Students took the opportunity to sign up for:
- a "Meet our recruiters" session at a virtual lunch in order to discuss careers prospects at L'Oréal with Talent Acquisition Managers: Stéphanie Messner, Audrey Meznarie, Abdilah Merzoug and Margaux Velty. Career paths, internships, the graduate programme, apprenticeships, L’Oréal’s culture and values, CV dos and don’ts… extensive information was provided to give students a flavour of what working at L’Oréal is really like.
- 7 one-to-one sessions, held at the end of the day with a specific focus on Marketing, Communication, Digital and Finance.
L’Oréal has always been an aspirational brand to observe and learn from
Exclusive, in-depth insights, food for thought, invaluable opportunities to interact with L’Oréal managers, upskilling sessions… students explored many issues and learned valuable lessons in the field of marketing and beyond, gaining an insider’s view of the company. All the sessions were designed to enable students to implement what they had learned in their everyday professional lives.
Students came away feeling that this was a highly valuable and inspirational event, as illustrated by the following feedback:
“Thanks to this event, I get to know the whole L'Oréal world more deeply from the most recent product innovations and distribution channels up to the various career opportunities offered by the company!”(Vittoria Schulte Bulmke, MiM student)
“It was a great opportunity to get to know more around innovation and tech, and more specifically discovering what cutting-edge technologies and strategies a global consumer goods business is utilizing to reposition itself as a beauty tech powerhouse” (Margaux Lautier, MiM student)
“The L'Oréal Innovation Factory x ESCP Business School event last Friday was a unique opportunity to get insights into the complex mechanism of what being a #BeautyTech pioneer entails. It offered a peek into the minds of the business leaders at L'Oréal driving innovation and how they integrate the latest in #artificialintelligence, #machinelearning, #datascience, #virtualreality, #eCommerce, etc. to shape the future of beauty with innovative phygital products and connected consumer experiences.” (Jay Mohan Kaul, MBA student)
“Thanks for taking the initiative and organising this great informative session for us. I got an opportunity to attend Luka Brekalo’s session on E-Commerce at L'Oréal. It is a great challenge to understand a huge scale organisation like L'Oréal, which is tackling challenges like sustainability and digital transformation at a high pace. The session proved informative for me, as it covered various aspects of Supply Chain uncovering different steps of the process. It explained in detail the disruption L’Oreal is causing with its expertise in the market.” (Aakanksha, MMK student)
Melissa Guei, MMK student, spent also a great time attending L'orealxInnovation Factory overall. Her favorite moment was Luka Brekalo’s session, giving an insightful overview of how e-commerce is evolving at L’Oréal and the pillars this success is built on. “I even saved the slide explaining how events and festivals fuel this growth. He mentioned the first step is to listen to shoppers to create events that work. While it can sound obvious, it reminds how it is all about the customers and it is good to see a company as big as Loreal keeps that in mind.”
By sharing their experiences and career paths at L’Oréal with students, the speakers helped students understand how L'Oréal’s agile structure supports not only innovation but also the growth of its talents…
An eye-opening experience… as Luca Roncalli, MiM student, reported: “L’Oréal Innovation Factory has been an incredible opportunity to get to know hidden and super-interesting parts of the company. I particularly enjoyed the wide variety of experiences that were proposed and the super detailed description of each area. I must say, that if I was sure in which area I wanted to work before this initiative, now I am very tempted to change and explore different ones! The conference about Beauty Tech Revolution was incredibly inspiring. Innovative products like YSL Rouge Sur Mesure are the future for a truly inclusive and customer-centred beauty world. I cannot wait to participate in other L’Oréal events!"
This fourth edition is sure to stimulate new career interests among ESCP students!
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The French financial markets authority has rewarded Prof. Paul Karehnke for his work, particularly in the field of asset pricing and behavioral finance.
Created by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) in 2015 with the aim of supporting academic research on topics related to regulation and markets, the Young Researcher Award in economics rewards the work of researchers under 35 years of age on economic and financial topics of interest to the market regulator.
Paul Karehnke's research focuses on asset pricing and behavioral finance, and have been published in leading journals such as Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (JFQA), Management Science and Review of Finance.
The AMF was particularly sensitive to a paper casting doubt on crowding as a stand-alone source of tail risk (soon to be published in the JFQA), which he will present to the members of the AMF's Scientific Council in January 2022, at the meeting where he will officially receive his €5,000 prize.
“Congratulations for this prestigious award that helps enhance the image of research excellence of ESCP not only to the academic community but also the finance industry because this award is made by the market authority,” commented Associate Dean for Research, Pramuan Bunkanwanicha, who knows what he is talking about as he is also a professor of finance.
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17th November: Virtual Startup Fair
The fair will be taking place in the afternoon between 15:00 and 19:00. It will be fully online, so students/alumni from all campuses can join. Startups will be divided based on their industries into different tracks (e.g. Sustainability Track, Fintech Track). More information about the tracks and specific time slots will follow as soon as possible.
At the fair, startups will get the chance to present their business (5-min presentation) in front of all students that signed up for the specific track. Afterwards, each startup will get their own breakout room where they can speak with the students directly about specific job offerings, exchange contact details and so on.
18th November: Option E Workshops
This part is mandatory for all Option E students from Berlin, Paris and Madrid and optional for anyone (including external participants) willing to join and listen to the Option E presentations, where they will present their business ideas to get valuable feedback to further improve their concept. The presentations will be from 13:00 - 16:30.
All information can be found on the main Festival website.
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Organiser: ESCP Berlin, Madrid, Paris
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 17/11/2021
Start time: 3:00 PM
End date: 18/11/2021
End time: 4:30 PM
Contents
Conference Report
The Future of The Coporate University
In a context of disruptive changes in the business world where upskilling and reskilling are at the top of the agenda of companies, Learning & Development professionals have to reinvent the way they work in order to make possible this business transformation.
This conference brought together some of the best specialists in Learning and Development coming from both the academic and business worlds. A unique moment to exchange, reflect and design the new track of the Corporate University.
Opening SessionThe Strategic Role of Corporate Universities
Frank Bournois’s presentation (Executive President & Dean, ESCP Business School)
Plenary SessionShaping the Future of Corporate Universities
For the next decade, what should be the evolving role of Corporate Universities? How to evolve their scope within & even beyond the organization? Will they become catalysts of “learning organizations” and how? What existing & emerging trends will enable tomove from programmes to “lifelong learning”? How should Business Schools & Corporate Universities partner to create this “new world of education & learning” for companies?
With:
Philippe Bonnet (Essilor), Marisa Eboli (Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil), Simon Mercado (ESCP), Alexia de Monterno (Merieux), Steven Smith (EFMD)
Workshop 1Learning communities, peer-to-peer training, distance learning:
How will these new learning techniques be shaping the future of learning?
This workshop analysed all new educational approaches outside the classic lecture formats. What are the main structural trends that will emarge for the future? How can we better use them to boost learning in our organisations?
With:
Benoit Auger (Slabb), José Ramon Cobo (ESCP Business School), Julien Fanon (Accenture), Monica Huang (Danone), Catherine Lauryssen (Michelin), Thierry Picq (Em Lyon)
Workshop 2The new place of the individual in learning
Are the profound changes in access to knowledge and the strong autonomy of individuals compatible for companies with a good preparation of the skills of the future? How can corporate universities reposition themselves at this level? Generate meaning? Engage learners efficiently and in duration?
With:
Céline Cussac (Natixis), Cécile Dejoux (CNAM & ESCP), Jean-Roch Houllier (Safran)
Workshop 3Unleashing Team learning, the “strong link” of learning organizations
How could Corporate Universities foster “Team learning” – one of the 5 disciplines of learning organizations according to Peter Senge – to transform the ways of learning for more impact?
With:
Thierry Bonetto (Learning Futures), Jean-Luc Guillou (GERME, SOL - Society for Organizational Learning), Isabelle Mancel (Thales), Véronique Tran (ESCP)
Workshop 4Learning in remote and hybrid environments:
the challenge of performance and well-being
The world of work is transforming faster than ever before. Companies are challenged to stay productive, keep learning and preserve the well-being of their people in remote and hybrid environments. What can corporate universities do to enhance the culture of learning and redesign the organisations to fit the new working world?
With:
Almudena Canibano (ESCP), Pedro Gonzalo (Société Générale), Evgeny Lukin & Tyra Malzy (JLL), Daniela Proust (Siemens)
Plenary SessionThe performance of the Corporate University
Since corporate universities have a major role in contributing to performance, they must themselves be exemplary in demonstrating the return on investment (often significant) that they represent. The measurement of this performance presupposes the mastery of three essential factors: the evaluation of training, the measurementof the materialization of acquired skills and the effectiveness of the skills paths associated with training.
With:
Laurent Cappelletti (CNAM), Laurent Choain (Mazars), Sylvie Dangelser & François Debois (L'Oréal)
Workshop 5Advances in behavioural sciences will accelerate the effectiveness of training
This session identified some key avenues in what this will happen! This workshop analysed the latest discoveries in behavoural sciences and identified how these innovations can help the most in to improve the learning experienc ein our corporate world
With:
Dana Allen (Air Liquide), Etienne Bressoud (BVA Nudge Unit), Alexia Cordier (Fifty), Nadège Riehl (Schneider)
Workshop 6The Future leader - leading in the future:
new trends in top executive development
Which skills needed to face the new challenges andhow to help our leaders to face them? New competency models and new practices in the development of leaders and future leaders.
With:
Christie Chambers-Deydier (Thales), Delphine Paulet-Jumelle (Mazars), Dominique Pépin & Chiara Succi (ESCP), Diarmuid Smith (Craft Capital)
Workshop 7Ai & positive use of data: towards an "augmented learning organisation"?
How AI and Data can transform our learning policies & practices, to enable a "customized development for all" (at individual level), and the steering of learning for more impact (at organieational level).
With:
Patrick Benammar (Renault), Thierry Bonnetto (Learning Futures), Denis Florean (IBM), Yannick Meiller (ESCP)
Workshop 8The most important pedagogical innovation for successful learning
Determine the Top 10 pedagogical innovations that will change the dynamics of learning in our universities!
With:
Aude Schiava-Fourcade & Laurence Nottelet (AFPA), Michel Barabel (IEP Paris)
DebriefingLooking at the future of Coporate Universities:
New Challenges, New Development & New Organisations
Concluding remarks and opening questions - the need to keep the collaboration in our industry.
With:
Thierry Bonetto (Learning Futures), Adilson Borges (Carrefour & President of the Club of Corporate Universities), Jean-Roch Houllier (Safran), Catherine Lauryssen (Michelin), Evgeny Lukin (JLL), Dominique Pépin(ESCP), Nadège Riehl (Schneider)
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We believe it is crucial to give our prospective students and their families a feel for ESCP life and experience first-hand our Business School's atmosphere.
That's why Turin Campus, to reach a more significant number of people, hosted one onsite Open Day in Italian and one Online Open Day in English and Italian over one week.
Both events were a great success in terms of people and interest: the onsite Open Day, the first one since the pandemic, was attended by 202 people, and 331 people joined our virtual event.
The Open Day is an opportunity for potential students to better understand our programmes, culture, internationality, and values by speaking with our staff, professors, and students.
The programmes presented were:
- Bachelor in Management (BSc): Bachelor degree in general management that allows you to live and study for 3 years in 3 countries of your choice between Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris and Turin.
- Master in Management: Master Degree ranked #7 worldwide by the Financial Times Ranking 2021. You will study for 2 or 3 years in up to 5 countries of your choice among the 6 ESCP campuses.
- MSc in International Food & Beverage Management: a specialised Master degree, ranked #1 in the world in the F&B sector by the Eduniversal Best Master Ranking 2021. You will study for 15 months between Turin and Paris.
- MBA in International Management: a 10-month full-time MBA designed for young professionals with at least 3 years of postgraduate work experience who want to boost their professional career.
The participants had a unique opportunity to engage with student ambassadors and ask about their experience; to get course, application, accommodation, and financing information; to learn more about the career service and our extra-curricular activities.
Open days are the best way to meet academics and students and ask questions about the programme you are interested in.
Did you miss the event and would you like get a little deeper into the real experience of ESCP?
Don't worry! You can catch up here, by watching the registration of the online Open Day, divided by programme and language:
- Bachelor in Management (BSc) - Italian
- Bachelor in Management (BSc) - English
- Master in Management - Italian
- MSc in International Food & Beverage Management - Italian
- MSc in International Food & Beverage Management - English
- MBA in International Management - Italian
- MBA in International Management - English
Information about all our programmes can be found on our website along with contacts for our recruiters, who are always happy to answer any questions you might have.
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The ESCP Master in International Food and Beverage Management programme has been ranked 1st worldwide. Eduniversal has published its new 2021 ranking of the Best Masters & MBSs in 51 specializations.
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ESCP Green Hackathon | Digital Carbon Footprint
Worried about our digital carbon footprint? Join us in a unique event: the ESCP Green Hackathon | Digital Carbon Footprint on November 9th. Now it is time to think about how companies can reduce their digital carbon footprint!
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Live stream | Opening Ceremony 2022 - Turin Campus
ESCP Turin Campus celebrates the kick-off of 2022-2023 Academic Year with a spirited and inspiring event. Important personalities from the business world discuss the theme “The Choice: Transformation and Adaptation”.
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