On the occasion of CEIBS’ 25th anniversary, Yin Yicui, Chairperson of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People’s Congress, and Yin Hong, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee, visited the school’s Shanghai campus on November 15 to extend their congratulations to CEIBS’ faculty, students, staff and alumni.

 November 14, 2019. Shanghai— The CEIBS Aged to Perfection workshop was held at our Shanghai Campus today.

CEIBS MBA 2021 students recently completed their first journey into entrepreneurship as part of the Technology Entrepreneurship Camp. 

The insurance sector in China has massive potential but must fundamentally change to develop further, according to an expert speaker at a CEIBS Executive Forum this evening.

With the service industry playing an increasingly important role in China’s economic transformation and upgrading, innovation in traditional services and the development of enterprise service management are expected to serve as new sources for growth. In step with these developments, the Service Excellence Forum 2019 was co-hosted today by CEIBS and École hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) at CEIBS’ Shanghai campus. The forum drew more than 300 participants, including entrepreneurs, business executives, as well as other experts and academics from the service industry, for discussions about the innovation and future of the service industry.

Traditional business growth strategies offer odds “no better than a casino” for success and better opportunities are hiding in plain sight, delegates heard at a CEIBS Executive Forum earlier tonight.

November 2, 2019. Shanghai – CEIBS today welcomed to our campus 107 new Global EMBA students from 20 countries around the world.

Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown praised CEIBS today for its contribution to China-Europe relations at an economic forum hosted by the school in Shanghai’s Lujiazui financial district.

November 1, 2019, Shanghai – The CEIBS Case Center hosted the ChinaCases.Org Case Review Committee Seminar 2019 at the CEIBS Shanghai campus today, with remote participation from the Beijing campus via video teleconference. The panel of reviewers has expanded this year to 54 experts­ – up from 38 last year – including representatives from member institutions of the Shanghai MBA Case Development and Sharing Platform, Tsinghua University, CEIBS and other Chinese institutions. Forty-one members of the committee participated in the seminar, where they shared their experiences and exchanged comments on case evaluation.