How will China, with its global aspirations and expanding reach, maintain the delicate balance of strengthening its economy, reputation, technological proficiency and key trading partnerships, without sacrificing one over the other? More specifically, what will this balancing act mean for individual businesses looking to expand into or outwards from China? These are the questions that brought CEIBS students, professors and guest speakers together last month for a brand-new Global EMBA course – China and the World.

CEIBS today officially welcomed Professor of General Management and Leadership Frank Bournois as the new Vice President and Dean during a special handover ceremony in The Maple Hall at the school’s Shanghai campus.

Global demand, decarbonization and international relations will factor heavily in China’s post-pandemic economic growth and profoundly affect those doing business here, according to views shared during an innovation forum in Beijing today.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the winners of the 2022 Global Contest for the Best China-focused Cases! Now in its eighth year, we welcomed a total of 368 cases from 125 schools and institutions in China and around the world. Among the outstanding submissions, one case won the Best Case Award, four won the First Prize and another seven won the Second Prize. More than 140 cases that met ChinaCases.Org's acceptance criteria are now undergoing editing for publishing by August 30, 2023. Congratulations to the award winners and the authors of the accepted cases!

CEIBS Switzerland partnered with the Swiss Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Swiss Centers, Economiesuisse and Integrated China to host a conference on China in 2023: Impact and Outlook at CEIBS Zurich Campus on March 29.

A new book by CEIBS faculty takes an in-depth look at the components of innovative cultures and outlines how both countries and organizations can be more innovative.

A historic high 16 CEIBS faculty have made the 2022 list of Highly-Cited Chinese Researchers released by world-leading academic publisher Elsevier.

China’s animal health market is expected to top $10 billion (USD) by 2027, driven mainly by people’s increased standard of living, higher quality animal health products, and growing spending on animal healthcare, Zoetis Senior Vice President and Greater China Cluster Lead Mike Wang shared during a special Executive Forum at the CEIBS Shanghai Campus this evening.