Santana rocks!
PhD student Jannsen Santana received a best paper award for his research aiming to understand unsustainable consumption rituals in collective experiences, and potentially re-design them towards more sustainable alternatives.
PhD student Jannsen Santana received a best paper award for his research aiming to understand unsustainable consumption rituals in collective experiences, and potentially re-design them towards more sustainable alternatives.
This month UNICEF ESCP, the ESCP student society working across the London and Paris Campuses, celebrates one year of successful fundraising campaigns in support of UNICEF UK.
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.
All ESCP Business School’s campuses have an extremely active Student Clubs & Societies scene. It is strongly encouraged as an essential part of personal well-being and professional development for ESCP students, allowing their members a rich extra-curricular experience alongside classes.
In June 2021, students of ESCP Business School London Campus took part in two tournaments organised by the London Universities Sport Leagues (LUSL): 5s Football and Men's 3x3 Basketball.
They both scored a well-earned third place, and on the way competed against:
Football:
Forbes Italy Top 100 Under 30 2021 ranked an ESCP Master in Management student as one of the young leaders doing great things in the Venture Capital sector: Riccardo Angioli.
He is the youngest talent in his category, nominated when he hadn't yet celebrated his 23rd birthday.