CEIBS invites you to an exclusive one-on-one coffee chat with our admissions team on May 28 or 29.

Have a coffee on us and engage in enlightening conversations with admissions staff, current students, and alumni from the CEIBS MBA programme. Bring your curiosity and questions, and discover our full-time English-language programme, ranked #1 in Asia by the Financial Times for nine consecutive years.

Now more than ever, leaders around the globe are facing uncertainty. The business environment in China is changing with economic development slowing and global tensions rising. It is therefore essential for any global business leader to keep developing, but also to step back and reflect on how their responsible leadership will enable them to act with more clarity and steer their organisation through these VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) times.

This workshop aims to provide early-career and established researchers with developmental feedback on research projects in the field of strategy and management. Our goal is to help scholars refine their manuscripts for submission to Strategy Science and other leading strategy journals.

We are delighted to welcome Ms. Ling Liu, President of Philips Greater China, to the CEIBS Executive Forum. In a fireside chat with CEIBS leadership, Ms. Liu will share how she leads with impact and clarity in today’s rapidly evolving global environment, offering insight into both strategic transformation and personal leadership.

In today’s competitive market, relying solely on price competition is no longer a feasible path to sustainable brand growth. While strong manufacturing capabilities and efficient supply chains alone once enabled rapid expansion, the current market slowdown presents a new challenge: in this new environment, how can brands achieve meaningful differentiation leading to long-term success?

CEIBS invites you to an exclusive one-on-one coffee chat with our admissions team on May 14 or 16.

Engage in enlightening conversations with the CEIBS MBA programme in Vienna on May 13. Discover our full-time English-language programme, ranked #1 in Asia by the Financial Times for nine consecutive years.

50 years ago, on May 6, 1975, China and the European Economic Community (EEC) established diplomatic relations, a moment that became an important milestone in global diplomatic history and instrumental in China’s opening to the world. Over the past five decades, China-EU relations have gradually become a cornerstone of international relations and exercised a profound influence over world politics, security, trade, investment, technological innovation, and the environment. Faced with an increasingly fragmented world marked by geopolitical conflict, economic isolationism and the resulting decoupling and breaking of chains of trade, investment and technology transfer, a constructive and effective relationship between China and the EU is more vital than ever. Can the two powers leverage their shared common interests and responsibilities to address global challenges, promoting peace and prosperity and bringing more stability to an increasingly tumultuous world?