November 26, 2019. Shanghai – Responsible Leadership in Action was the focus of discussions at this year's CEIBS Organisational Behaviour & Human Resource Management Symposium. This symposium examined how business leaders can act responsibly in their leadership roles and the impact of their responsible actions on employees, work teams, and organisations in a Chinese context. More than 120 professors, doctoral students, and practitioners from around the world gathered at CEIBS’ Shanghai campus for the event. The symposium provided a platform for learning, networking, and the discussion of new and exciting research in the area of responsible leadership.

CEIBS students, alumni and other guests gathered at our Shanghai campus this evening for the latest edition of the CEIBS Executive Forum 2019 series and to welcome Club Med APAC Markets CEO Mr. Xavier Desaulles for a talk on the Evolution of Family Travelling in China and the Impact of Digitalization of Travel.

CEIBS and Stanbic Bank Ghana have launched an executive programme to strengthen the bank's key accounts team to help meet its strategic goals.

The CEIBS Career Development Center (CDC) today hosted a special panel at our Shanghai campus on the theme of Thriving in Chinese Companies.

Focusing on satisfying employee demands towards their employers, and not the other way around, is the foundation of talent retention, a human resources expert said during a speech as part of a CEIBS Executive Forum this evening.

Earlier this month, the Harvard Case Library officially announced a new partnership with CEIBS. To date, the China-focused cases developed by CEIBS have made it into the three most renowned business case libraries in the world – the Harvard Case Library, Ivey Publishing and the Case Centre.

CEIBS’ Shanghai campus played host to nearly 150 guests this evening for a special CEIBS Executive Forum talk by Jan Craps, CEO and Executive Director Budweiser APAC & President APAC Zone AB InBev at Anheuser-Busch InBev, on the theme of Business through Digitalisation.

CEIBS’ Global EMBA programme has now placed fifth in the world – and first amongst independent (non-joint) programmes in Asia – for the second consecutive year with the release of the latest Financial Times global Executive MBA ranking today. This January, the school’s MBA programme was also ranked fifth by the Financial Times, further highlighting the strength and international influence of CEIBS in the field of management education.

Integrity, family values, cultural identity and corporate governance were some of the diverse themes discussed at the 2019 CEIBS Alumni Reunion Forum Master Class today, as some 300 alumni and guests gathered at CEIBS’ Shanghai campus to hear incisive presentations from three internationally renowned entrepreneurs who engaged in lively discussions with the audience.