In June, Alumni were invited you to experience the quintessential London rooftop charm in the sumptuous surroundings of the sophisticated Grange Holborn Hotel, in the heart of the world’s finest city enhanced by our ESCP identity.
This event was organised by the School, ESCP Alumni and the Foundation with the support of our sponsors: Michel & Augustin and Tony Matharu.
Find below some photos!
In 2017, donations and fundraising to the ESCP reached 4M€. Thanks to your generosity, we have increased our support to the School. Thank you to all donors and corporate partners!
Taught in French and English at the ESCP Paris and London campuses, the pro-gramme is number 1 in the UK and 2 in France. This reaffirms its position as the best finance course.
The programme ranks 1st worldwide for its career progression, international experience and its careers service.
The Advanced Master also achieved an impressive 92% in its ‘aims achieved’.
This ranking recognises the programme’s international position, but also the technical and professional dimensions that help establish its cutting-edge reputation.
With 30 years of experience, the Advanced Master in Finance programme is designed for positions in Investment Banking, both in Corporate Finance and in Capital Markets. It has adapted to changes and market expectations by developing strong links with financial indus-try and leveraging a global network of dynamic Alumni.
On 6 June 2018, the Lectra Chair “Fashion & Technology” has organised a conference dedicated to the social networks’impact in the Fashion industry.
Discover the press review resulting from this conference and from research conducted by the students and Pr. Valérie Moatti (Scientific Director of the Chair):
Learn more about the Lectra Chair “Fashion & Technology”.
Over 30 Alumni have participated to the new “Entretien de Jean-Marc Daniel” with Cécile Dejoux and Emmanuelle Léon, Professors at ESCP and authors of « Métamorphose des managers : à l’ère du numérique et de l’intelligence artificielle » ( Pearson France , 2018).
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