Let each morn be better than its eve and each morrow richer than its yesterday

Challenges and opportunities in future mobility was the focus of discussions during the 16th China Automotive Industry Forum 2018, co-hosted by China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA).

The CEIBS MBA Class of 2020, in collaboration with the MBA Career Development Centre, hosted two career treks this week, giving students the opportunity to go behind the scenes and explore career opportunities in Greater China and Southeast Asia. 

October 24, 2018. Zurich – About 200 players from the Chinese and Swiss healthcare industries gathered today to discuss innovations in smart healthcare products and services in China, how to leverage smart healthcare technology as a way to reshape the industry in both countries and how both sides can work together in the field. They were attending the Zurich leg of the 4^th Europe Forum series being co-hosted by China’s leading international business school, CEIBS and Credit Suisse. Today’s event explored the broad theme of “Smart Healthcare: Reshaping the Healthcare Industry in China and Switzerland”.

October 19, 2018. Paris – The opportunities for Chinese and French enterprises to collaborate in the increasingly important field of artificial intelligence was the topic of discussion at today’s China-France Investment Dialogue. French Member of Parliament Cédric Villani, who drafted France’s national AI strategy, was among the more than 300 participants at the event. Mostly business executives from both countries, they explored the French and Chinese approaches to AI, potential areas of collaboration, and discussed AI’s role in and impact on the field of medicine. The event, co-organised with CCI French-Chinese Exchange Committee Paris Île-de-France and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in France, is part of the wider CEIBS Insights 2018 initiative.

Senior Client Partner & Managing Director of Life Science Practice Asia Pacific at Korn Ferry Gladdy He was invited as a guest speaker to share her insights on leading in the face of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA).

October 15, 2018. Shanghai – China Europe International Business School’s Global Executive MBA has moved up nine spots to #5 in the Financial Times’ 2018 ranking of the world’s top 100 EMBA programmes. This is the second CEIBS programme the FT has ranked within the top 10 this year. The CEIBS MBA was ranked #8 globally and #1 in Asia in January. This makes CEIBS the first ever Asian school to have two programmes ranked within the FT’s top 10. In the EMBA ranking released today, the CEIBS Global EMBA is also the highest-ranked stand-alone programme. All four programmes ranked above it are collaborations between at least two schools whose combined data are factored into the results. As the rankings have shown, the independently offered CEIBS Global EMBA offers an increasingly international and diverse experience in providing a world class education with continued improvements being made in the quality of the school’s research. 

During the third leg of CEIBS Insights 2018 Europe Forum held in Prague, as part of efforts to expand the school’s brand in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and promote deeper Sino-CEE cooperation, CEIBS leaders also met with a number of influential individuals in the relationship between both countries.

October 6, 2018. Dubai, UAE —Around 80 CEIBS Global EMBA2016 graduates travelled to Dubai from all over the world to attend their formal graduation ceremony and receive their EMBA degree certificates. The event marked the first time that the CEIBS Global EMBA department has delivered a graduation module and held a graduation ceremony in the desert city. In the presence of more than 150 family members at the elaborate graduation ceremony, graduates bade farewell to their exciting time at CEIBS on their way to beginning a new chapter of their lives.