New on campus: CEIBS President (European) Dominique Turpin
2022 · 11m
Synopsis
In the context of a new normal filled with uncertainty and disruption, what skills will be needed to successfully navigate the future of business? How must business schools evolve to better serve their students and alumni? And, is now the right time to pursue a management degree? These were just some of the topics on the agenda when we sat down to talk with CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin at our Shanghai campus.
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How must business schools evolve to better serve their students and alumni? CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin discusses the role of the CEIBS’ global alumni in the school’s success and how we can work together to create win-win outcomes for all. Read more here:
What skills will leaders need to successfully navigate the future of business? CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin talks about the school’s full-time, English-language MBA can help young professionals expand their horizons, while developing careers that bridge China, Europe and the world. Read more here:
Is now the right time to pursue an executive MBA? CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin shares his thoughts on the school’s top-ranked Global EMBA and the need to learn more amidst uncertain times. Read more here:
How do China and CEIBS fit into today’s global economic equation? CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin discusses China’s role as both partner and competitor and the school’s mission in educating responsible leaders. Read more here: