On 9th April 2024, ESCP London Campus launched its first event in the C-Suite Talk Series: 'The European Way', featuring Eurostar CEO Gwendoline Cazenave. Hosted by ESCP London Campus Dean, Prof. Kamran Razmdoost, this event marked the beginning of a crucial dialogue on adopting European values and shaping the future of management and leadership. The series promises this through the exploration of inspiring stories, insight into overcoming challenges, and exploring future visions. Inspired by mobility, both transportation and that of ideas, innovation and knowledge, the first discussion followed the story of Gwendoline Cazenave, shedding light on her journey, personal values, and vision for leading Eurostar into the future of mobility and sustainable transportation.
In today's episode, we’re talking to Emmanuel Delcourt an engineer with a focus on transforming agriculture and the food industry who also teaches at ESCP. Emmanuel shares insights from his extensive experience in transforming organizations, highlighting the critical factors that often hinder successful industrial evolution. Join us as we uncover the secrets of industrial success and explore how to navigate the complex landscape of transformation.
Robin Lenormand observes how industry has gradually scaled back in Europe over the past 30 years. He looks into the societal impact and offers a perspective on how industry can help overcome some of today’s societal challenges.
Alexandre Tissot talks about how a leader can sometimes be a limiting factor in an industrial transformation effort and what leadership needs to absorb from day-to-day operations to help build their vision.
Why implementing circularity is a necessity? Our speaker Gregory Richa brings together the major environmental challenges of our time and puts them against the traditional business models we still see in the industry today.
This series is a companion to ESCP Business School and Centrale Supélec’s Specialised Master of Science in Industry Transformation Management. In each episode, we speak with one of the programme’s professors, to get an understanding of the subject they teach, the theme of their class and the importance and impact their area of specialty is having in today’s industrial landscape. In these one-on-one conversations, they share their views of what they see as novel enabling factors in the transformation of industrial companies. They offer a perspective on what really matters and what will be the keys to success in the years to come. Whether you are a student looking to gain further education in industrial transformation management, or a consultant guiding industrial clients, or even an industry manager yourself, we hope this podcast will inspire you and hopefully spark new ideas.
Listen to the replay of our digital talk show, ESCP Live! To kick off 2024, Prof. Louis-David Benyayer, Prof. Howard Zhong and Maryia Dvaretskaya explored the thrilling possibilities and challenges that lie ahead for AI-human collaboration.What are our experts most looking forward to for AI in the coming year? How can managers harness its power while safeguarding against potential pitfalls? Uncover the secrets to successful AI-human collaboration and gain insights from real-world examples that showcase the transformative potential of this technological revolution.
Listen to the replay of our digital talkshow, ESCP Live. When it comes to the modern workplace, is trust more fragile than ever? And if so, what can we actually do about it? To answer these questions and provide us with their top tips for fostering trust, we’ve brought together three experts from across the ESCP community: Kerstin Alfes, professor of organisational behaviour and human resource management; Ben Voyer, professor of behavioural science; and Leonid Goncharov, ESCP alumnus, CEO of Work & Go, and founder of Anticafé.
Join us in going Beyond the Unicorn in this audio recording of our digital talkshow ESCP Live hosted on LinkedIn in April 2023. We dive deeper into an alternative measurement of success, in entrepreneurship or any business for that matter, one that is more important than ever as we face global challenges that will cause irreparable damage to our communities and planet if solutions are not found... We’re talking about success based on impact. With Alisa Sydow, assistant professor of entrepreneurship & innovation as well as the founder of Nampelka, and Arnaud Mourot, VP of Changemaker Companies at Ashoka and the founder of PLAY International.
In an uncertain and constantly evolving business landscape, many leaders are seeking employees that have an entrepreneurial mindset, hoping that this will boost innovation and agility. But are businesses prepared to help their entrepreneurial employees thrive? To answer this question, we spoke with Marianne Pennanéac'h, a global HR director in fragrances & beauty, and Maëva Tordo, the director of ESCP’s European incubator, the Blue Factory.
How can business leaders ensure a mutually satisfying relationship for themselves and their teams in the face of today’s challenges? In conversation with ESCP, experts Simon Mercado & Malene Rydahl discuss current trends and future pathways for talents and businesses alike.
Current trends in favour of job hopping, freelancing and collaborative working are transforming the way we work, hire and evolve in our careers. In conversation with ESCP professors Frank Bournois and Alexandre Tissot, ESCP takes a closer look at how the star hire of yesterday is slowly shifting towards a more group-oriented approach.
ESCP Live is our digital talk show where we gather together experts from our community and beyond to discuss the hot management and leadership trends of our time.
This content was produced in partnership with the commercial department of the Financial Times. A year after the global transformation in working patterns, the question remains - does working from home full time really offer the best long-term solution for businesses? Benjamin Voyer, professor of behavioural science at ESCP, and Frédéric Plais, CEO of platform.sh, debate whether working from home is truly a win-win for employees and employers.
This content was produced in partnership with the commercial department of the Financial Times. It might seem as if the world has thought of little else but the pandemic over the past year, but that is not the case. Sustainability is still very much top of the agenda for businesses. Marie Georges, sustainability partner at Deloitte, a corporate partner of ESCP’s Circular Economy Chair, along with Jade Plancke and Rebecca Ruff, ESCP students and co-founders of the Responsible Business podcast, discuss why businesses' mindsets must evolve to be truly sustainable.
This content was produced in partnership with the commercial department of the Financial Times. Our Paris campus dean, Professor Andreas Kaplan, and Professor Simon Mercado, Executive Vice President for Business & External Relations, dive into the values and characteristics key to European leadership. Europe, along with the rest of the world, has faced unprecedented challenges over the past year, but with vaccines now being distributed at pace and scale, and a new post-Brexit era emerging, the role of European leadership is shifting.
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Sharing of experience on the Hackathon proposed each year by ESCP. 80 students divided into 20 groups work on different subjects to answer the problems of 3 companies.
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