April 26, 2019. Shanghai – The 3^rd CEIBS Marketing Symposium was hosted at CEIBS Shanghai Campus today, bringing together around 60 scholars from the US and Asia to present research on the theme of Bridging the Severed Worlds: Reconnecting Research and Practice, Academia and Public, Quantitative, and Behavioural Research.

CEIBS-EHL Hospitality EMBA (HEMBA) programme today welcomed the 49 students of Class 1 of our 2019 spring cohort. Together with Swiss partner École hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL), CEIBS held a series of orientation events at our Shanghai campus, including a grand opening ceremony and a welcome banquet.

MBA 2017 alumna and Global Brand Manager at Henkel Karishma Choudhary is preparing for change – again.

INNOVATEChina 2019 business proposal pitch competition

The CEIBS Innovation Forum 2019 was held in Nanjing today, bringing together over 400 local entrepreneurs and executives.

April 24, 2019. Shanghai — The concept of responsible business and sustainable development is receiving growing recognition, but it’s still a relatively new idea for many business executives. CEIBS has long had a commitment to educating responsible business leaders, and now the school’s international alumni chapter is officially making sustainability a part of its mandate. The CEIBS Alumni International Chapter (CAIC) has set up a Sustainability Task Force, with Global EMBA alumnus Niko Moesgaard at the helm as its Sustainability Officer. 

April 25, 2018. Shanghai — CEIBS Assistant Professor of Management Emily David has been named one of the world’s best young business school professors by Poets & Quants, a leading resource for in-depth information on global business schools and the MBA journey. The list of Best 40 Under 40 Professors, released on April 22, is based on teaching and research skills.

April 22, 2019. Shanghai – The “Advanced Case Writing Workshop” was successfully held today at CEIBS’ Shanghai Campus. The case writers’ workshop is part of a training programme organised by CEIBS Case Center in addition to the “Case Master Development Camp.” Professor Paul Beamish from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario, was invited as the workshop lecturer, who boasts over 30 years of experience in case development and teaching.