Building a business rarely follows a predictable path. For women entrepreneurs in sub-Saharan Africa, uncertainty can be compounded by barriers to finance, infrastructure, markets and the support needed to grow.
On 20 November 2026, ESCP Business School’s Berlin Campus will host the 5th European Network for Globalization Research Conference (ENGlo), bringing together leading scholars to explore how technological disruption is reshaping international business.
This thesis examines the evolving landscape of flexible working arrangements in the post-pandemic workplace, where organisations have diverged into distinct trajectories: returning to pre-pandemic office norms through return-to-office (RTO) mandates, institutionalising hybrid models that combine remote and on-site work, o
Revenue Operations (RevOps) has emerged as a prominent organisational response to the coordination challenges facing go-to-market (GTM) functions in the B2B technology industry, where the shift to as-a-service delivery and subscription-based revenue models has distributed value creation across the entire customer lifecycle.
Led by Jamie L. Gloor (University of St.
The Energy Management Centre at ESCP is delighted to host a thought-provoking discussion on 'COP 26 – The Background and Prospects' with distinguished speaker and EMC Advisory Board Member Prof. Michael Jefferson, Former Senior Editor of the journal Energy Policy and current member of its International Advisory Board and that of Bio-Physical Economics.
Speaker: John Valentino, International Clients Director at Centrus Energy and ESCP Business School’s Executive Master in Energy Management Alum (Class of 2019).
Our planet is struggling to achieve net zero and prevent catastrophic events of climate change. Shifting the global economy onto renewables is key to fighting against climate change.
This event will discuss what is required by the energy systems and governments ecosystems from around the world to achieve this by 2050, including: