The Globetrotters team, made up of three Master in Management students, is going to represent Italy at the Worldwide Finals in Paris on May 17th 2018

'Living in a Transformational World' was led by Prof.

Strategic management and entrepreneurship in China

ESCP Business School, the University of Torino, and the Torino World Affairs Institute, assembled under the name TOChina Hub, announced the launch of the 6th edition of the ChinaMed Business Program that will take place across Peking University campuses.

Taking place in London at the FCCGB premises, the Brexit debates provide advice and best practice guidance for Franco-British businesses. These timely discussions have helped attendees to assess the latest developments and strategies around this crucial topic and to benefit from regulatory input.

Only months after its creation and even before the start of the Formula One season, the Chair in Intercultural Management formed by ESCP and partner Groupe Renault had already launched a research project about intercultural competence.

The ESCP-Groupe Renault “Intercultural Management” Chair was created in November 2017 and had its first steering committee on the 26th of January at Groupe Renault’s global headquarters in Boulogne-Billancourt, France.

The Turin Team won the Final Case Competition in Paris

The Young Leadership Forum is a Europe-wide student competition for leading business schools and universities. The Forum holds a case competition and various conferences across 5 of the ESCP campuses every year.

In March the final case competition as well as the international conference of the 2018 Young Leadership Forum took place in Paris.

On March 15th, Groupe Renault and more than 70 other international guests and students took part in the round-table and the panel discussion about "managing international talent: the challenge of bridging cultures" organised by ESCP’s Talent Management Institute at the school’s Berlin campus.

The ESCP-L’Oréal Professorship in Creativity Marketing has launched a research project based on a large-scale, cross-cultural online survey of participants’ happiness at work.

Led by the Professorship’s co-director, ESCP Professor Benjamin Voyer, and carried out with the help of ESCP professors Charlotte Gaston Breton and Minas Kastanakis, as well as ESCP post-doctoral student Jérémy E.