Over 100 participants joined the 2020 CEIBS Female Leadership Forum today, which explored the theme of purposeful leadership. Going virtual for the first time, this year’s forum was attended by CEIBS Assistant Professor of Management Emily David, CEIBS MBA WLN President Shefali Pathak, and senior executives from multinational companies such as eBay, TOJOY, EATON, Hape Holdings AG and Traders of Africa. The forum was co-organised by the CEIBS MBA Women’s Leadership Network (WLN) and Global Women Connect.

The CEIBS Career Development Centre continued to deliver a series of sharing sessions in June. Following events in April and May which featured October CEO Thorsten Seegers (MBA 2007) and Navozyme founder Jitesh Jaipuriyars (MBA 2010), June’s guest speakers included an industry business leader, a recent MBA2020 graduate, and a CEIBS GEMBA alumnus.

Nearly 2,000 people join in to watch the first virtual graduation celebration in CEIBS history

June 16, 2020. Shanghai – In a report published in late-2019 in International Journal of Production Economics, Zhao Xiande, Professor of Operations & Supply Chain Management at CEIBS, was ranked either first or second in Asia according to multiple indicators regarding leadership in supply chain management (SCM) research. In addition, CEIBS was ranked between twelfth and nineteenth according to various indicators amongst leading institutions in SCM research in Asia, reflecting the school’s influence in this field.
 

A team consisting of CEIBS Professor Daniel Han Ming Chng, Xin (Cynthia) Pi, and Liman Zhao was today awarded the top prize in the category of Responsible Business in the 2019 EFMD Case Writing Competition.

CEIBS President (European) Dipak Jain was today joined by more than 400 CEIBS staff and faculty for the school’s second virtual Staff Town Hall Meeting of 2020 on the topic of Preparing for the Challenges Ahead: Global Experience and Practice.

As part of CEIBS’ ongoing series of C-Suite Alumni Career Sharing Sessions, two international alumni were recently invited to share their thought and insights with the students on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of CEIBS’ ongoing efforts to support the career development of MBA students and alumni during the COVID-19 pandemic, the CEIBS Career Development Centre has organised a series of virtual job fairs. Following the first Shenzhen Boss Hire Virtual Presentation and Recruitment Event (Phase 1) in April, the Beijing and Ningbo Virtual Recruitment fairs and Phase 2 of Shenzhen Boss Hire have also taken place this month. These fairs received strong support from the CEIBS Alumni Association and the alumni chapters in Beijing, Ningbo and Shenzhen, respectively.

CEIBS Career Development Centre (CDC) and CEIBS Alumni Association today hosted the third segment of the ongoing series of C-Suite Alumni Career Sharing Session webinars.