In today’s release of its ranking of the world’s top EMBAs in 2022, the Financial Times again placed HEC Paris among the world’s best programs. The newspaper’s annual shortlist of the world’s 100 best MBAs for executives is one of the most comprehensive standards of excellence in the industry. In this year’s installment, HEC Paris… Continue Reading
According to the industry publication, these newly minted alumni “personify excellence in through their contributions to the class, academic performance, extracurricular involvement, professional achievement, personal intangibles, or unique personal stories.” What follows are selected responses from Emma Kearny and Toby Tiktinsky, both members of the HEC Paris EMBA Class of 2022, as highlighted by Poets… Continue Reading
The HEC Paris EMBA scored in the top percentile of schools worldwide, earning an overall score of 92.6 out of a possible 100 points, three-tenths of a point better in total than last year’s result. An analytical ranking with stringent quantitative requirements woven into its methodology, this year’s QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) report examined 220 Executive… Continue Reading
A glitzy punctuation mark on the end of an academic year marked by a gradual, heartening return to normal conditions, a school-wide three-day graduation ceremony saw the HEC Paris Classes of 2020, 2021, and 2022 descended upon Paris and Jouy-en-Josas to reconnect and to rejoice in all their accomplishments. Days for the EMBA’s Among them,… Continue Reading
The HEC Paris Executive MBA is thrilled to announce it has been named the world’s best EMBA program in The Financial Times’ 2021 EMBA rankings. The ranking is based on a host of stringent criteria. A non-exhaustive list of these include salary increase, career progression, work experience, international faculty and students, gender balance in participants… Continue Reading
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The luxury industry has a unique set of challenges to hurdle. The future promises new technologies, new generations, and new business models; as such, luxury cannot remain stagnant. At the same time, it must continue in its fundamental pursuit of differentiating itself from premium brands; luxury strategy aims to wriggle free from price sensitivity and… Continue Reading
What follows are selected responses from Carolina and David. The rest of their answers, as well as the full Best and Brightest Executive MBA’s of 2021 feature from Poets & Quants, is available via the link below. Carolina Schmollgruber Carolina, who is the VP Global Communications at Lancome– part of the L’Oréal Group– is a… Continue Reading
Hubert Evariste Vieyra and Maryse Lokossou, both alumni of the HEC Paris Executive MBA, were named among the French-African Foundation’s count of 100 Young Leaders this year. The list is the result of some 3,000 applicants across 39 different sectors; all are between the ages of 28 and 40 and hail from 53 countries. The… Continue Reading
This specialization, which takes participants to Berlin and Doha in addition to the HEC Paris campus at Jouy-en-Josas, is geared towards executives working or planning to work energy production and consumption. It also attracts those for whom greenhouse gas reduction policies could significantly impact corporate bottom lines. The resulting need to define and implement a… Continue Reading
An analytical ranking with stringent quantitative requirements woven into their methodology, this year’s QS report examined 202 EMBA programs in 48 countries. The HEC Paris EMBA performed in the top percentile of schools worldwide, earning an overall score of 92.3 out of a possible 100 points. “The QS result demonstrates that the quality of education… Continue Reading
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