All of us at ESCP Business School mourn the sad passing this week of Dr Pritam Singh.
For so many years and in so many ways, Dr Singh was a steadfast collaborator, a wise mentor and a great friend to ESCP.
Dr Singh's association with the School spanned more than three decades, making connections between our campuses in Europe, particularly those in Berlin, London and Paris, and leading Indian academic institutions as well as organisations at the highest level in the Banking and Energy sectors. Each year, it was our pleasure to welcome Dr Singh at ESCP during his regular trips to visit his many friends and colleagues in Europe. He personally led a number of high-level delegations on these visits.
Dr Singh will be deeply missed, and so will his invaluable contribution and experience in the field of Business Education over many years. We send our deep condolences to his family and friends.
The ESCP Bachelor in Management offers a wide range of opportunities during and after the programme.
On the 22nd of June, 2020, from 5.00 p.m, join this webinar and find out what internship and job opportunities the programme will open for you!
Career Service Officers will focus on the second-year internship opportunities since it is hosted by Madrid and Turin Campuses.
Moreover, we will talk about post-graduation opportunities thanks to our alumni that will be participating in the session and describing their own path.
You will have the chance to talk with Career Service staff and Alumni to have an overview of the opportunities offered by the ESCP Bachelor in Management programme.
AGENDA:
- 5.00 p.m. - Presentation by the Career Service of Madrid and Turin Campuses
- 5.20 p.m. - Alumni testimonials
- 5.40 p.m. - Q&A session
Find out more about internship opportunities and postgraduate options with this informative webinar.
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Organiser: Madrid & Turin Campuses
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 22/06/2020
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 6:30 PM
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ESCP’s Bachelor in Management (BSc) ranks 1st in France
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The Turin Campus invites the incoming Master in Management students at the Online Info Session "Discover ESCP Turin Campus - Scholarships, Student Life and Campus Facilities".
On the 23rd of June 2020, from 5.00 p.m, meet Turin Campus' Student Affairs Officer and the MIM Programme Manager, they will give you with a lot of practical and useful information about your future daily life in Turin Campus, housing, scholarships, facilities and extracurricular activities.
You will have the chance to discuss with them how is life on- and off-campus in Turin.
The event is reserved to Master in Management candidates and students, 2020 Intake.
Please register in advance. For more info email to mimturin@escp.eu
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Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 23/06/2020
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 6:30 PM
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The Turin Campus invites the incoming and prospective Master in Management students at the Online Info Session "Discover ESCP Turin Campus - Internship Opportunities and Postgraduate Options".
Meet Turin Campus' Career Service Officers and find out what internship and job opportunities the programme will open for you!
You will have the chance to talk with Marianella Rossaro, Career office representative, to have an overview of the job opportunities offered by ESCP, Adriano Sorgente, Master in Management Specialist and two MiM Alumni: Giulia Cammarata and Mathieu Mauri.
Giulia Cammarata, 2019 MiM Alumna, is now Junior Brand Manager Aperol and Digital Specialist at Campari Group.
Mathieu Mauri, 2019 MiM Alumnus, is now M&A Analyst at Barclays Investment Bank.
Join the webinar to learn about their experiences and to ask them questions about their study and career path.
The ESCP Careers Service helps students to identify their professional objectives to ensure their career prospects. The Careers Service provides advice, workshops, training and tools to connect students to companies.
Every year, the Career Service organises the Career Fair, an excellent opportunity for ESCP students to meet recruiters from a variety of industries, to get job leads, to collect lots of information, and new network contacts.
Register here
Participants
Giulia Cammarata
MIM Alumna and Junior Brand Manager Aperol & Digital Specialist at Campari Group
Mathieu Mauri
MIM Alumnus and M&A Analyst at Barclays Investment Bank
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Organiser: ESCP Turin Campus
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 12/03/2021
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 6:30 PM
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In September, ESCP Master in Management student Michele Giammarrusti was appointed CEO of Thrive, a not-for-profit social impact-driven consulting company. Alisa Sydow, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation and Jean-Baptiste Say Institute member, interviewed Michele to find out more about what Thrive does and about his entrepreneurial experience.
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MIM Alumnus Pietro Luigi Ghigo has key role in Italy’s F&B expansion in Asia
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The Turin Campus invites the incoming Master in Management students at the Online Info Session "Discover ESCP Turin Campus - Customise your track with new Specialisations" to present them the reform of the programme that is going to broaden the range of possibilities for ESCP students.
On the 8th of June 2020, from 5.00 p.m, Prof Francesco Rattalino, Dean of ESCP Turin Campus, will offer an overview of the new specialisations launched by the Turin Campus, created to meet both the needs expressed by companies in terms of skills and the expectations of the younger generation in search of meaning and consistency between the business world and society.
Next academic year Turin Campus will offer four specialisations in different sectors:
- Food & Beverage Management
- Go to market - Marketing
- Investment Banking - Finance
- Option E: Impact Entrepreneurship - Entrepreneurship
This redesign allows students to customise their study and career path thanks to a wide range of courses and the acquisition of many skills since students will be able to follow up to three specialisations during their studies.
To promote multidisciplinary expertise and thus guarantee great open-mindedness and unique versatility, students will attend specialisations since the first year of master.
Please register in advance.
The event is reserved to Master in Management candidates and students, 2020 Intake.
For more info email to mimturin@escp.eu
Participants
Francesco Rattalino
ESCP Turin Campus Dean
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Organiser: ESCP Turin Campus
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 08/06/2020
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 6:30 PM
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Executive Ph.D. Webinar
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a very trendy topic in the last few years.
What we tend to forget however, is that the basic ideas of AI date back to over eight decades!
This talk will shed light on AI's history: What are its origins? What exactly lies behind the notion of AI? How can AI be defined?
We will then review some concrete examples of how AI can be applied in fields as diverse as journalism, business or art.
Learn more by joining us for this webinar hosted by Professor Michael Haenlein!
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Micheal HAENLEIN
Professor ESCP Business School
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Organiser: Paris Campus
Online - Worlwide
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Start date: 17/06/2020
Start time: 2:00 PM
End time: 2:45 PM
In life as in business, everything starts with choices and ESCP has chosen to be stronger than the pandemic by offering a pioneering series of masterclasses on innovation and change during the crisis.
The pandemic will drive the increase in demand for new perspectives and skills in leaders capable of turning challenges into opportunities. ESCP Turin Campus has responded quickly to this need with the launch of a virtual executive programme.
In the context of the COVID-19 crisis, ESCP involved experts and faculty from all its campuses to offer a series of virtual lectures focusing on how businesses and individuals can understand, adapt, change and innovate during this pandemic.
More than 200 participants from the ESCP network, from MBA and Executive MBA participants to prospective participants, from Alumni to attendees of ESCP’s executive customised programmes, took part in the online programme "Drive Change Through Crisis", launched in April 2020.
Each of the six 2-hour masterclasses, hosted by as many distinguished ESCP professors, was exclusively designed for executives facing unpredictable challenges, who must innovate and re-think the way they do business.
"Ordo ab Chao: How to Find Order in a World of Chaos", hosted by Nicolas Kfuri, Visiting Professor of Innovation and Strategy, was the first webinar of the series. It was followed by “Build Resilience and Strategy during and after the Crisis” by Mark Esposito, Visiting Professor of Corporate Sustainability, Strategy and Economics. The third masterclass, “Thriving in the Instant Economic Crisis”, was hosted by Terence Tse, Full Faculty Professor of Entrepreneurship. Alessandro Lanteri, Visiting Professor of Strategy, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, hosted the webinar “Decision Making in Times of Crisis”, while the week after Vittorio De Pedys, Affiliate Professor of Finance and Management, presented “International Financial Markets Post-Crisis: What to do with your Money”. “Leading Through a Global Pandemic: How to build resilient and hopeful teams with purpose and humanity?”, by Lisa Xiong, Visiting Professor of Leadership and Management, concluded the successful series of webinars.
Professors examined the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis in terms of economics, trends, threats and leadership. They went through the most radical technological evolutions of our time, and discussed the new role of managers in this context.
Participants were enthusiastic about the quality and relevance of the contents delivered by ESCP professors.
Turin was the first ESCP campus affected by the coronavirus crisis due to the spread of the virus in Italy at the end of February. Schools and universities in the northern regions of the country were the first in Europe to close. Turin Campus had a quick and productive reaction, and has been delivering classes online since the beginning of March.
All activities were switched to 100% digital during the lockdown. In just a few weeks, the Turin Campus Executive team has proved its high value and competences by creating a wholly new and innovative online programme, capable of offering the critical skills needed to drive change through times of crisis.
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Associate Dean for Research and Chairs Pramuan Bunkanwanicha, Professor Régis Coeurderoy and Dr. Sonia Ben Slimane introduce the very first series of impact papers produced by the school’s faculty on “Managing a Post-Covid19 Era”.
Research at ESCP Business School envisions a unique and dynamic environment. We are very proud of launching our research initiative on “ESCP Impact Papers” aimed at providing insights into management knowledge that is applicable to not only practicing managers, but also other stakeholders, namely the European community, students and society.
The ESCP research impact is developed within the four pillars of the B.E.S.T. framework (Business impact, European impact, Society impact, and Teaching impact) as a research-for- action framework.
This first edition of ESCP Impact Papers on “Managing a Post-Covid19 Era” demonstrates how our incisive researchers could react to addressing several insightful, on-time challenges that help further reflections, to better prepare for the possible changes on the future of business and society following this unprecedented disruptive pandemic.
This situation called for an unprecedented reaction from our faculty
Not more than a month ago, and with the active support of the ESCP Business School Executive Committee, we launched a call for impact papers "MANAGING A POST-COVID-19 ERA" to the ESCP Business School academic staff. The aim was to provide interpretations of the corona virus crisis and its impact on European business and society, based on the expertise and experience of the ESCP faculty, thus stimulating creative ideas and innovative perspectives that could inspire our many stakeholders.
The underlying idea is expressed through a simple question: Is there a before- and an after-coronavirus crisis? With such a question, we wonder whether we can anticipate the consequences of this exceptional situation and whether we can identify transformative factors, or continuities, particularly regarding the potential changes in consumer behaviour, the organizational challenges for management and leadership, or the strategic and financial issues in the markets that this crisis may generate. From a broader perspective, we can also ask what the implications of this crisis are for public policy, innovation; national, regional and global economic development but also for many societal issues. As a higher education institution, it is also important to explore the implications of the crisis on the transformation of higher education, particularly in terms of studying and teaching management.
The subject areas for contributions were very open and reflect the diversity of expertise within the faculty. We were pleasantly surprised to receive in just a few days, proposals from almost 50% of the faculty. We were even more pleased with the transformation of these proposals into full contributions – our first impact papers.
One month further on, we are able to offer you unique analyses and proposals from the ESCP faculty. As you will see, there is a great wealth of contributions, both in content and angles of approach. This diversity reflects as much the diversity of the expertise and knowledge of the faculty, as the diversity of their concerns in the face of this unprecedented COVID-19 crisis.
As part of this collective mobilization, we have grouped the contributions under thematic headings that fall within the framework of our BEST strategy:
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B.E.S.T impacts |
Topic |
Number of articles |
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B - Business impact |
Changes in Consumer Behaviors |
8 |
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Challenges for Tomorrow’s Management |
21 |
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Rethinking Businesses |
13 |
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E - European impact |
Europe and Economic & Business Policies |
12 |
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S - Societal impact |
Social Responsibility and Tomorrow's Society |
15 |
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T - Teaching impact |
The Future of Learning and Teaching |
11 |
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Total |
80 |
Each of these contributions is first and foremost that of its author(s), who had complete freedom in choosing the subject and the manner in which it was dealt with. ESCP Business School is fundamentally respectful of its faculty’s academic freedom.
With a mobilization that has extended to the school's doctoral students, as well as to external collaborators, we are delighted to see this academic and human challenge succeed so quickly, an exceptional mark of solidarity from all those involved in the realization of this project.
Associate Dean for Research and Chairs Pramuan Bunkanwanicha
Professor Sonia Ben SIimane
Interested in the Bachelor in Management at ESCP? Still wondering whether the programme is the right choice for you? You have the chance to meet our ESCP student ambassadors online!
What you can expect from this session:
- Ask our 3rd year students everything that you have in mind about the BSc programme.
- The current BSc students will share their ESCP journey with you, along with some tips about accommodation, student societies, student life and more.
The session will take about 1 hour and is organised by Yara Farhat, our current BSc student. She will be happy to answer any questions. Look forward to seeing you there!
Location
Organiser: Berlin Campus
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 03/07/2020
Start time: 3:00 PM
End time: 4:00 PM