How an ESCP MiM student made the case for sustainability at A4SICC

Yujing Zeng on reaching the finals in the Accounting for Sustainability International Case Competition and what she learned from transforming environmental risk into business value

In business education, sustainability is often discussed in broad terms: a responsibility, a necessity, a moral and strategic imperative.

Rethinking leadership in an age of transformation: inside the 2nd Leadership Forum

How should leaders act in a world defined by constant transformation?

Amid accelerating geopolitical, technological, environmental and societal transformations, traditional leadership models are showing their limits. More than ever, organisations need leaders capable of understanding complexity, acting with discernment, and sustaining long-term momentum.

ESCP Business School and EY renew their partnership in finance, sustainability and innovation

Léon Laulusa, Dean ESCP of ESCP Business School, and Jean-Roch Varon, President of EY France, giving opening speech

Launched in 2023, this partnership builds on a long-standing relationship between the School and the firm, with a shared objective: to further embed sustainability issues into finance education and strengthen the connection between students and professional practice.

How should higher education evolve in an AI-driven world?

Insights from the AI in Higher Education Summit

Held at ESCP on 17–18 March 2026, the first AI in Higher Education Summit brought together researchers, professors, institutional leaders, accreditation bodies, ed-tech pioneers, policymakers and industry experts to explore how higher education should evolve in an AI-driven world.

Natural resources: Opportunity or burden for African countries?

Natural resources: Opportunity or burden for African countries?
Wednesday 15 April | 18H00

The abundance of natural resources in Sub-Saharan Africa — hydrocarbons, strategic minerals, and agricultural land — represents both a major driver of development and a source of economic, political, and social vulnerabilities.