School News Media Coverage CEIBS Stories Audio & Video CEIBS Newsletter Media Contact Social Media CEIBS Teddy Breadcrumb Home News CEIBS Stories Guo Bai Lecturer of Strategy, CEIBS Unlike many, I joined CEIBS as a newly graduated Ph.D. student. Looking back, I cannot help but feeling extremely lucky to be able to start my academic career here. My first contact with CEIBS was around the end of 2016. I gave a brownbag seminar at CEIBS, tha… 2020-04-17 Proud to Be a Part of the Journey As a German consultant working for Accenture in Zurich, I made the decision last year to relocate to Shanghai to begin an MBA at CEIBS. The country, as the workbench of the world, has always fascinated me, and like many of my peers from Europe, the words ‘Made in China’ were stamped on pretty much… 2020-04-09 Three lessons after swapping Zurich for Shanghai Shameen Prashantham Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy I first connected with CEIBS through one of my research collaborators, George Yip. Early in my academic career, I had worked on a research project in the UK as a postdoctoral researcher with George when he was at Lond… 2020-04-07 Building a More Prosperous, Peaceful and Sustainable Planet When I first stepped onto CEIBS’ Shanghai campus on August 5, 2019, I knew I had started a new chapter in my life. Although I was confident in my choice of institution, my mind was full of uncertainty. I had recently read an article about how CEIBS students only got about five hours of sleep each… 2020-03-30 The Holy Trinity (and Coming Home) Nowadays, many of us have become drones or sleepwalkers, doing the same, monotonous things over and over again. Living a life like this, I would have ample regrets. I’m a person who lives life by design, not by default. I want to be the one arriving at my grave and saying, “Phew, that was an inter… 2020-03-25 Soaking it all in I come from Poland, a country with very warm summers and freezing cold winters, located in Central Europe and with strong links to both Eastern and Western cultures, inhabited by people who speak what is probably the most difficult language in the world to learn for non-natives. If you are Asian,… 2020-03-16 Bridging East and West As the saying goes, “two things are for certain – taxes and death”. As dark as it may sound, it probably is right. However, to me, it signifies an achievement. An achievement of a contribution to the economy for the former; an achievement of a life fulfilled, for the latter. In the same light, my… 2020-03-10 Achieving Certainties To his close friends, Ken Lin is an adrenaline junkie who ticks something exciting off his bucket list every year; to his high school friends, he is the one who bucked the Ivy League trend to do his undergraduate at the entrepreneurial Babson College; and to his colleagues at Invesco, he is an … 2020-03-04 Unfinished Business in Asia I am originally from Indonesia and have lived in Australia and the US. After graduating from Barnard College, Columbia University with a double major in Political Science and Economics, I returned to Indonesia to work for a logistics company specialising in bulk commodities. I knew I had always wa… 2020-03-03 Broadening My Horizons Pagination … Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Current page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 …