Wednesday, February 23, 2022

BSIS report hails CEIBS' impact on regional and national development

Back
Printer Friendly Page
Share to:

February 23, 2022. Shanghai – CEIBS has been hailed as a key institution serving the development of Shanghai and China and a bridge to the world in a Business School Impact System (BSIS) evaluation report. In 2017, CEIBS became the first business school on the Chinese mainland to win the BSIS label, and has now successfully completed its renewal process.

The BSIS report assessed the school's regional, societal and intellectual impact and highlighted CEIBS' role as part of Pudong's 'talent hub' by contributing over 8,000 alumni to the area's pool of management expertise. The report added that CEIBS had greatly contributed to the development of Pudong and Shanghai and that it had the potential to replicate this influence in other regions where the school has a presence.

 

Wang Hong
CEIBS President

"The report shows CEIBS' extensive influence, and demonstrates our cultivation of talent to support national and regional economic development. With five campuses spread across three continents, CEIBS continues to serve the economic development of regions such as the Yangtze River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay areas, and is committed to promoting economic and cultural exchange between China, Europe and the world. In line with our current five-year strategic plan, we will step up efforts to retain our status as a world-class business school, attract world-class faculty, strive for academic excellence, improve the cultivation of talent, boost Sino-European exchange, serve regional strategies, take the lead in educating responsible leaders, and empower our alumni community, to achieve more success."

With regards to CEIBS' societal impact, the report stated that it demonstrates clear leadership support and the proactive integration of ESG and sustainability into teaching, research and the management of the school and concern for diversity and equal access to all the school's activities.

In particular, the BSIS report cited the existence of the school's ESG research fund, annual ESG forum, ESG research work, and white paper, and the emphasis placed on educating responsible leaders in CEIBS' "Five-Year Strategic Plan."

 

Dipak Jain
CEIBS President (European)

"As a leading business school responsible for educating future leaders, we have an obligation to imbue others with a strong sense of social and environmental responsibility. Moreover, the example set by our students, alumni and corporate partners speaks volumes of our adherence to the principles and values of CSR and sustainable development. This BSIS renewal is a further testament to this commitment."

The BSIS report also commented on CEIBS' impact on the managerial community and contributions to regional cultural life through the intellectual output of its faculty.

In particular, the report stated the school's "[research] productivity is very high and prominence is growing" by way of its fusion of academic research and real-world learning, cutting-edge interdisciplinary research areas, role as a regional think tank, and library of 2,000+ China-focused business cases.

 

Ding Yuan
CEIBS Vice President and Dean

"Our intellectual impact is the result of the hard work of our faculty in publishing in top journals and producing more than 100 cases annually, and the strong link between our teaching and research efforts. As the BSIS report indicates, we continue to attract world-class faculty, and the introduction of offerings such as our DBA programme will create even more opportunities for the future."
 

Zhang Weijiong
Vice President and Co-Dean

"The BSIS report has once again demonstrated the strength of CEIBS' academic impact. While promoting knowledge creation and dissemination, CEIBS also continues to integrate front-edge management ideas from around the world with business practices in China, contributing Chinese wisdom to the world and providing professional and talent support for national and regional development."

The Business School Impact System (BSIS) is administered by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and the Fondation Nationale pour l'Enseignement de la Gestion des Entreprises (FNEGE), to measure business schools' impact on their city and region. Currently, 59 schools in 19 countries and regions around the world hold the BSIS label.

Editor：Michael Thede, Cameron Wilson and Effy He
Prev | Next