In line with its objective to constantly conquer new talents to prepare for the future, Manutan, the European leader in e-commerce specialised in B2B distribution, has concluded a sponsorship agreement with ESCP Business School - under the aegis of its Foundation - to support the Design Thinking course.
One hundred and four participants from 36 nationalities just started the ESCP top-ranked Executive MBA programme. This year is marked by a complete redesign of the induction week to focus on sustainability and the associated challenges for the future of business.
This event is a unique opportunity given to discover and deepen your knowledge about entrepreneurship and to discuss with and get inspired by the entrepreneurs of today and tomorrow.
ESCP as a Business School has an educational vocation beyond the boundaries of the classroom. Learning expeditions are an amazing powerful learning booster... fostering awareness and inspirations but also broadening horizons. Each year, we bring students to San Francisco to expose them to its outstanding Entrepreneurship ecosysteme.
Silicon Valley. San Francisco. These are names that immediately provide images of dynamic start-ups and disruptive companies that have revolutionised the way we work, relax, travel, communicate and so much more.
Are you a student interested in entrepreneurship and the world of startups or perhaps even founded and/or invested in startups? If yes, then join us at the Entrepreneurship Festival 2019! ⚡️
This year’s schedule:
5pm-7pm: startup village & workshops (participatory financing with Ulule, growth hacking with Germinal, pitching with Storymakers, legal matters with Lab’Law and 1 creativity workshop with Zeste)
Silicon Valley has long been presented as a dream model that many countries and cities have tried to emulate.
But this dream now has a dark side, both socially and capitalistically.
Based on the experience of Silicon Valley, how can Europe develop its development of its start-ups?
The Jean-Baptiste Say Institute had the chance to welcome Scott Hartley, author of the best-seller “The Fuzzy And The Techie”, at the Centre Pompidou, to explain his vision of the future of human skills, more and more surrounded by artificial intelligence (AI).