Marina Leban's PhD thesis looked into the luxury consumption practices of high-end luxury prosumers and lurkers on visual social media platform Instagram. It was made up of three articles, two of which were published in high-level academic journals with supervisor Ben Voyer, and was rewarded by a best thesis prize.

An unprecedented partnership between Maison Cartier and two leading Business Schools

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to manage an academicChair. Fair to say, ESCP and HEC Paris made a bold decision to take on this stimulating challenge which offers both schools the opportunity to build a new tripartite and agile model around this great partnership and to pool from their respective resources to prove that 1+1 = 3. 

The Cartier – ESCP – HEC Paris Turning Points Chair came to life  in January 2021.

The role of the office is being scrutinised like never before after the global pandemic caused a seismic shift to ‘working from home’. Gone are the dreaded commutes and strict working hours in favour of flexibility. However, a year after the global transformation in working patterns, the question remains - does working from home full time really offer the best long-term solution for businesses?

Are you a ESCP student, trend spotter and interested in becoming a spokesperson for your generation? If so, apply to become a content curator at the Gen Z Observatory!

As part of an initiative from the Cartier-ESCP-HEC Paris “Turning Points” Research Chair, we are setting up an observatory to study emerging generational and cultural changes. We are looking for ESCP and HEC Paris students to join and form a team of content curators.