HEC in the press

Europe needs a new mechanism for involving citizens, not another talking shop chaired by the polarising Guy Verhofstadt, writes HEC Paris Professor Professor of European Law Alberto Alemanno, in an op-ed published in the Guardian. 

HEC Paris has introduced a series of MBA tracks with a “strong French flair”, says associate dean Eloic Peyrache, which include student trips to the Burgundy and Champagne regions to give students a taste of the wine sector, sparkling or otherwise, in an interview with Times Higher Education. 

In a Poets&Quants video, Associate Dean Andrea Masini and current MBA students at HEC Paris vividly capture what it’s like to get an MBA at the school. 

HEC Paris Marketing Professor Gachoucha Kretz held a Quora session on Jan 10 and addressed topics such as the future of influencer marketing, the experience economy or digial vertical brands. 

HEC Paris Professor of economics Jeremy Ghez describes the four fundamental qualities impactful leaders need to make a difference in a turbulent business environment.

In our rapidly changing world, new opportunities are being constantly created. While this does make for some exciting opportunities, it might also leave you baffled about where your career is heading.For this reason, career planning is an important part of the MBA experience for students in 2020 says Liz Miller, MBA candidate at HEC Paris, in an interview for Business Because. 

While the EU quarter of Brussels was empty this week as institutions are still on holidays, Euronews reporter Elena Cavallone caught up with Professor of European Union Law & Policy at HEC Paris Alberto Alemanno to get his take on how this could all pan out. 

HEC Paris economics Professor Tomasz Michalski comments on the ongoing Paris strikes: “the process will be protracted, strikes could last for another month,” he says,  in an interview for CNBC. 

A study by Poets&Quants’ Professor of the Week, Kristine de Valck of HEC Paris, delves deeply into the media consumption habits of young adults and even suggests some ways to ameliorate the downside of always-on media. 

The Financial Times revelas what positive change HEC Paris Marketing Professor Gachoucha Kretz has made to her routine in 2019.