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HEC Executive Education Day 2026
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Fahima Di Federico: From the Lab to Business Development — the Masterful Leap of a Passionate Scientist
To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we meet Fahima Di Federico—a molecular biologist whose passion for science took root in childhood and flourished into nearly two decades of research excellence. In 2023, despite an exemplary career, Fahima sensed the initial spark beginning to fade. She made a decisive pivot toward Business Development, a transition she navigated successfully... but not without sacrifice.
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From Predictive AI to Generative AI: Understanding the ChatGPT Breakthrough
In 2025, AI remains a helpful tool – but for how long? When artificial general intelligence becomes available, could Isaac Asimov’s I, robot shift from science fiction to reality? With these questions in mind, we must make the choice of AI revolution and its most famous application, ChatGPT. That begins with understanding the often-overlooked aspects of this Generative Pre-Trained Transformer.
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Handcrafted Futures — One Year with Barbara Stöttinger, Dean of Executive Education at HEC Paris
One year after stepping into the leadership of HEC Paris Executive Education, Barbara Stöttinger has had time to take stock — not through a grand speech, but through the quiet clarity that follows a year of building, listening, and learning. What she found on campus, she says, is a community driven by determination and curiosity, an institution in motion, and a world asking new things of business schools.
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If AI Manages, What’s Left for Managers?
As AI automates core managerial tasks, HEC Professor Julien Jourdan explores what remains uniquely human in leadership.