Educating and Insipring Leaders of Tomorrow: the European way

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Who better than alumni to talk about their school?

For its bicentennial, ESCP asked five alumni who graduated at twenty-year intervals between 1938 and 2018 to talk about their time at the school.

The result was an overview of eighty years of student life, as described by five individuals from diverse backgrounds, all of whom share an experience at ESCP: Léon Cligman (Class of 1938), Robert Clergerie (Class of 1958), Annick Devillard (Class of 1978), Carine de Boissezon (Class of 1998) and Christian Koller