On Sunday 24th September, around 130 alumni arrived at the CEIBS Shanghai Campus for the long-awaited Global EMBA Alumni Reunion, made up of no fewer than 25 class cohorts.

The CEIBS International Summit on Social Security and Aging Finance was successfully held at the school’s Shanghai campus recently, with numerous distinguished speakers and experts in the field invited to participate under the theme of “Global Perspective and the Chinese Approach: Sustainable Development of China’s Unique Social Security System.”

In a volatile world and an evolving business education landscape in which China plays an ever larger part, business schools are facing a rapidly changing environment that requires new approaches and new ways of thinking.

On September 5, the “Case Method Forum and Awards Ceremony 2023” was co-hosted by CEIBS and The Case Centre at the CEIBS Shanghai Campus. During the event, Vicky Lester, CEO of The Case Centre, awarded trophies to the two CEIBS case-writing teams that were named winners of The Case Centre Awards and Competitions 2023. She also engaged in a lively discussion on emerging trends in case development and teaching in business schools with nearly one hundred guests in attendance, including leaders and faculty members from more than 40 colleges across the country.

In response to China’s dual carbon targets and green energy efforts, CEIBS launched comprehensive carbon neutrality endeavors in 2023 after conducting greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories in both 2019 and 2021.

Today is the 39th Teachers' Day in China. On this occasion, we wish everyone in the education sector a happy day!

For the first time in the programme’s history, on August 18 CEIBS Global EMBA hosted a symposium event in Singapore under the theme of De-risking and its impact on South-East Asia and China. The CEIBS Global EMBA’s inaugural symposium in the country, this eagerly anticipated event was both well attended and well received by its international audience, who were eager to explore new strategies for companies looking to de-risk and keep pace with fast-evolving trends in a region that is feeling the impact of greater global VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity).

Shanghai remains in sixth place among the world’s top global asset management centres with a grade of 83.4 points, according to the 2023 Global Asset Management Centre Evaluation Index released by CEIBS Lujiazui International Institute of Finance (CLIIF) today.

Conversation between east and west is more important than ever, CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin said at a prestigious international symposium.