We talk with First Superapp author and MBA 2016 alum Kevin Shimota 

Nearly 1,000 companies from around the world recently presented their hiring projections as part of the Graduate Management Admission Council’s (GMAC) annual Corporate Recruiter Survey. With 75% of surveyed companies in East and Southeast Asia projecting an increase in demand for business school talents, CEIBS MBA Admissions decided to go behind the scenes at AstraZeneca, Budweiser, and Covestro in Shanghai to ask their China CEOs why MBA talent is in such high demand. Watch the video above and read on to hear about the global career paths of CEIBS international MBA alums Jane, Rodrigo, and Sai.

For many expats around the world who don’t plan to settle permanently in their current host nation, timing is a frequently pondered professional concern. How long is the ‘right’ amount of time to stay? When is the right time to go home or make a move to another country? And, crucially, how can you best utilise your experience of living, working and perhaps studying abroad, when it comes to seeking out a new position in different surroundings?

As the clock strikes 8:30PM tonight (March 26), more than 190 countries and regions around the world will celebrate the 15^th annual Earth Hour with a simple unified action – turning off the lights.

Hard Candy – Brewing a new brand for a novel Chinese market

Why working abroad expands your vision, not just your career prospects

Alumni interview with MBA 2008’s David Ingles. Television news production is a tightly run ship. Programmes are planned meticulously down to the second, with the studio behind the camera awash with floor managers, producers and editors, all working towards the seamless broadcast of the day’s headlines.

No matter where you are in the world, HR is evolving to meet the challenges of doing business in an increasingly interconnected and digitalised way.

As China’s economic ties with Japan continue to grow, business leaders from both countries are increasingly looking to one another for new commercial strategies and opportunities for sustainable growth. In her role as Seller Management Team Lead in Shopee’s Tokyo office, CEIBS MBA 2020 alum Mayuko (Mayu) Kawata understands this reality better than most. Singapore-based Shopee is one of the biggest e-commerce platforms in Southeast Asia. Through it, Mayu helps Japanese retailers better understand the Chinese market and how they can thrive there.

Clinton Wong has carved out a niche career in the senior living sector across China.