A brief biography of Ernest Ladurée (1858-1933)

His beginnings at ESCP

In 1874, at the age of 16, Ernest began his studies at ESCP. At the time it was managed by the Paris Chamber of Commerce, which had acquired the school five years earlier.

A brief biography of Julie Blanqui (1811-1883)

How Julie Chaingneau became the first woman of ESCP?

Julie Chaigneau was born in 1811. She studied in Paris at the Blondet institution where she met Adolphe Blanqui, one of her professors.

Skilled, “white-collar” jobs were once thought to be secure, but they are now being outsourced to developing countries as fast as “blue-collar” jobs. Written by a Professor from Cornell University for the Industrial Relations and Firms' Competitiveness Chair, the attached policy paper examines the case of the US law industry, which has seen more and more work being offshored to India.

ESCP’s London Campus has an extremely active Student Clubs & Societies scene, allowing for a rich extra curricular experience alongside classes. 

We like to spotlight societies who are making the biggest impact, and this month it’s the turn of the ESCP Finance Society! We interviewed London Campus Associate Eugenio Cipolletta to find out more about the work done by the team. 
 

- Interview with Valentine Hochart, 20, Bachelor in Management (BSc) student (London - Madrid - Berlin track) and self-taught painter. -

In February, Forbes announced its prestigious annual '30 under 30' lists. The members of the fourth annual 30 Under 30 Europe 2019 feature 300 young entrepreneurs and talented risk-takers across 10 categories, from 34 European and 22 non-European countries.