The Capstone Project is a definitive part of the CEIBS Global EMBA (GEMBA) experience for any student. It tests and stretches them as they put the theories, frameworks and broader knowledge they have gained during the programme into practice by solving the genuine business challenges of a real-world company. For the class of GEMBA 2022, this challenging one-year project is now at an end.

Frank Bournois, CEIBS Vice President and Dean, has been awarded the International Educator of the Year 2024 by the Academy of International Business (AIB), a leading global organisation of international business scholars and professionals, at the academy's annual international conference in Seoul today.

CEIBS has received official re-accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).

June 23, 2024. Shanghai – Hosted at the CEIBS Shanghai campus, the 3rd CEIBS Global EMBA Annual Symposium – under the title China's New Playbook: The Role of Companies – aimed to explore many of the most pressing questions on exactly how (and when) China may achieve the latest stage of its economic growth and transformation. Around 300 dynamic participants attended this event, including current students, distinguished alumni, influential business leaders, and engaged members of the public.

Highlights from the CEIBS 10th Europe Forum 2024 in Paris.

Amidst continuous scientific and technological advancements, artificial intelligence stands at the forefront as a cutting-edge force providing exciting new opportunities for the business community.

The Greater Bay Area is symbolic of China’s economic transformation over the past four decades, standing today as an innovation hub and economic gateway to the global market.

In a world grappling with numerous cross-border challenges such as climate change, terrorism, migration, and cyber insecurity, international cooperation and collective action is more urgent than ever before. However, rising geopolitical tensions and inward-looking national policies are making collaboration increasingly difficult.

Chinese companies are well on their way to transitioning from competing internationally on price to competing on superior technology and quality, but must still build powerful brands if they hope to make an impact on the global stage, CEIBS President (European) Professor Dominique Turpin said at a forum in Shanghai today.