ESCP was founded in 1819 by Jean Baptiste Say, who coined the term "entrepreneur". 200 years later, we still enthusiastically advocate entrepreneurship and we're glad to invite you to join us for the 6th edition of the Entrepreneurship Festival!
ESCP is one of the 1% of business schools in the world to be multi-accredited (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA) and now holds the new international label for a maximum period of 5 years. In September 2019, the school submitted its two programmes, the MBA in International Management and the Executive MBA.
The research, consulting and innovation strategies company Business Performance Institute (BPI) will be delivering a company presentation and workshop at the London campus as part of the Careers Service calendar.
Speaker: Ypatios Moysiadis, Business Development Director & UK Country Manager, Greenssolver UK
Silicon Valley has long been presented as a dream model that many countries and cities have tried to emulate.
But this dream now has a dark side, both socially and capitalistically.
Based on the experience of Silicon Valley, how can Europe develop its development of its start-ups?
After the merger with ESCP, Turin was selected in 2002, because of the strong partnership with the University of Turin and the Chamber of Commerce of Turin, institutional structures (Compagnia di San Paolo, Fondazione CRT, ITP Invest in Turin and Piedmont, the Municipality of Turin, the Employers’ Association of Turin and the Polytechnic of Turin) and prestigious
The Jean-Baptiste Say Institute had the chance to welcome Scott Hartley, author of the best-seller “The Fuzzy And The Techie”, at the Centre Pompidou, to explain his vision of the future of human skills, more and more surrounded by artificial intelligence (AI).
The Chair in Intercultural Management has been created as a reponse to the desire shared by Groupe Renault and ESCP to propose a privileged place for learning and expertise on matters related to intercultural management. Since 2017, the aim has been to develop a better understanding of how cultural diversities impact the structure and the operation of organizations.
Three doctoral students from the school have been granted various prizes for their research work.
Antoine Souchaud, whose research has given rise to several publications, received the solemn thesis prize from the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris, for his work about the regulation of crowdlending written under the direction of Professor Christophe Moussu. He will receive his prize at the Sorbonne on 3 December.