LGBT Talents 2019

We are excited to officially announce the 3rd edition of LGBT Talents is taking place ‪on February 16th, 2019! 

LGBT Talents is the first event in France where students, managers, activists, and politicians come together to discuss the perception of LGBT employees in the workplace and the specific issues they may face in their career.

This year's edition, sponsored by the Boston Consulting Group, Accenture, Eversheds Sutherland, and Bloomberg, includes 6 workshops, 2 conferences, and 1 keynote speech.

Digital Disruption In The Retail Industry

The Big Data Club kindly invites you to its first conference of the year 2019.

If you are looking to stay up to speed with the game changing technologies and tactics being applied in the retail industry, then this is your chance to witness how leading companies like Amazon are shaping their entire business strategy including the way they market products and how they organize their supply chain.

Graduate Business Conference 2019

ESCP is ready to welcome the world’s best MBA students for an unforgettable event

For the first time in its history, the Graduate Business Conference will take place in France: at ESCP, the world’s oldest business school.

The 36th Annual Graduate Business Conference & Alumni Summit (GBC) is an event that brings together MBA student leaders and alumni from the top 70 ranked business schools in the world.

1821: The year the school officially opened at the Hôtel de Sully

 

The inauguration of the Ecole Spéciale de Commerce et d'Industrie was conducted by its first two directors, Amédée Brodart and Germain Legret, two clients of merchant Vital Roux, who persuaded them to invest in a new concept: an establishment dedicated to training selected young people in commerce.

Brexit: The Impact on Professional Services and Businesses

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.