It's the time of the year where we award outstanding student project teams and societies! 

This year, and with our annual Gala postponed to the Autumn, it is our pleasure to announce the 2021 winners. Our London Campus Prize winners are:

AlixPartners has challenged ESCP students with a Green Hackathon. They were invited to contribute their ideas on how to create an ecological, sustainable and green future. The student teams had just a few hours to propose an innovative project tackling green and environmental issues.

ESCP student team comes in second in the Industry 4.0 Challenge with their product SEAM

ESCP’s MSc in Digital Transformation Management & Leadership students came second in the Industry 4.0 Challenge with a product that could offer valuable improvements to minimally invasive surgeries, such as laparoscopy, by simplifying the medical procedure, reducing the risks of surgery, and lowering manufacturing costs.

Finance is exciting, challenging, and fast-paced. A professional life in this sector brings opportunities for rapid career growth.  
If you are passionate about this subject, you should consider joining the ESCP Finance Society. 
Among the many benefits of being part of a student organisation are making new friends, taking part in relevant activities, widening your network in the industry, and strengthening your CV.

Pitch & Present: building a stronger network between ESCP students, startups and VCs

During the pandemic, one of the many things we all miss the most is engaging in impactful, real-life discussions. We miss exchanging our thoughts with inspiring minds without the need to worry about connection issues, delays, or blurry images.

HR managers from ESCP’s company network virtually meet more than ​800 young talents​​ during the ​3-day Career Fair organised by Turin Campus.

The ESCP Turin Campus first-ever Virtual Career Fair was an excellent opportunity for students from all ESCP campuses to meet recruiters from a variety of industries, to get job leads, to collect lots of information, and new network contacts.

On 20th January 2021, GEA Sustainability ESCP, a cross-campus student association at ESCP Business School, organised the online event ‘More Masks Than Jellyfish’. 

The discussion focused on the threats from and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on marine life, especially ocean pollution caused by face masks, gloves and other coronavirus-related waste.