Even in a storm, ESCP shows its resilience and ability to keep on growing. In the midst of these challenging times, ESCP Corporate Services has forged a new and important partnership with the innovative and fast-growing web company Facile.it.

One of the key characteristics of ESCP Turin Campus is its strong ties to the business community. The campus boasts 16 corporate partners and robust relationships with several national and international companies.

ESCP students have several opportunities during their master to meet managers, in class as well as during company experiences, and discuss business challenges with them. Company visits are a very effective way to introduce students to the business world and to get a closer look at a big firm from inside. 
Once again, The Adecco Group opened its doors to 35 ESCP Master in Management students.

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

When put to the vote, Theresa May’s Brexit deal was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament. MPs voted 432 to 202 against the UK Prime Minister’s withdrawal agreement - the largest defeat for a sitting government in history.  

Despite May’s government surviving a no-confidence vote after this crushing defeat, the UK remains in Brexit deadlock as the 29th March approaches. Much uncertainty still hangs in the air for businesses and individuals. 

The ESCP experience does not end with graduation: the ESCP Alumni continue their journey as part of our huge network. After the first landmark edition that took place in November 2017, the Turin Campus organized the 2nd Executive Community Reunion in cooperation with Costa Crociere to further strengthen this strong relationship.

A Professor of strategic management, Bertrand Moingeon holds a PhD in sociology and is a qualified Ph.D. supervisor. A former visiting Professor at Harvard Business School, he published over 100 articles, chapters and books focusing on subjects such as change management, organisational learning, strategic innovation and experience management. His co-authors include Harvard Professor Amy Edmondson and Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus.

The last four years have been significant for ESCP's Executive Education programmes, with progressive improvement in rankings and sustained growth in volume and diversity. 

Working hand-in-hand with our corporate partners, we have stood out as offering exclusive and top-tier solutions focused on leadership development, organisational learning and transformation.