Cryptocurrency is here to stay. A chat with MIM Alumnus Ulisse Dell'Orto, Italian #ForbesUnder30

We are proud to see an ESCP talent among the young disruptors recognized by Forbes Italia in its annual "100 Under 30" list once again: Ulisse Dell'Orto, Master in Management Alumnus, blockchain enthusiast & crypto investor, and, foremost, Managing Director APAC at Chainalysis, the wor

Reduce your digital carbon footprint to shape a greener future

Have you ever thought about the digital carbon footprint of your daily online activity?

Each action we perform online has an environmental impact: every time we send an email, use the Internet or social media, a small amount of carbon is emitted.
With over 4.66 billion active internet users worldwide, around 60 per cent of the global population, the digital behaviour of each of us can make the difference.

When Research can have a positive impact on business practices and society. Spotlight on the Cartier ESCP HEC Paris Turning Points Chair

An unprecedented partnership between Maison Cartier and two leading Business Schools

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to manage an academicChair. Fair to say, ESCP and HEC Paris made a bold decision to take on this stimulating challenge which offers both schools the opportunity to build a new tripartite and agile model around this great partnership and to pool from their respective resources to prove that 1+1 = 3. 

The Cartier – ESCP – HEC Paris Turning Points Chair came to life  in January 2021.

Invisible Calculations: How to leverage neuroscience and behavioural economics in accounting and decision-making.

Invisible Calculations: How to leverage neuroscience and behavioural economics in accounting and decision-making

The power of applying behavioural economics research to solving real-life problems has proven its worth for society, politics, and finance since the late 1970s.

Despite digital acceleration brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, future technologies remain a low priority for European leaders

That is one of the main results of the Digital Engagement Report 2021, an in-depth analysis of all 27 European nations’ digital priorities published by ESCP’s European Center for Digital Competitiveness.