HEC in the press

Nicolas Lemoine, Executive VP, Custom Programs at HEC Paris, discusses career changes and leadership lessons in a session for Quora US. 

American born Amanda Moritz explains why she chose to do her MBA at HEC Paris over Stanford or Haas.

The tech industry is fundamentally broken – and ripe for disruption. Entrepreneurs – and social entrepreneurs looking for impact in particular – should not overlook rising opportunities in the sector, writes HEC Paris economics and international affairs professor Jeremy Ghez, in an op-ed for Forbes.

HEC Paris Professor of European Union Law Alberto Alemanno comments on French president's Macron's will to create a new liberal group in the European Parliament.

Through their research, teaching and consulting, HEC Paris strategy professors Bernard Garrette & Olivier Sibony and McGill University strategy professor Corey Phelps have identified five pitfalls that frequently trip up business leaders when they tackle complex problems.

HEC Paris saw a 21% increase in U.S. demand for MBAs in 2017, and the trend has continued with a 16% increase in applications in the first six months of 2018.

With a shift in cultural mindset, educators can help tomorrow's leaders onto the path of reinvention that innovators usually take, says HEC Paris Professor Jeremy Ghez, in an op-ed for BizEd magazine.

HEC Paris signed a strategic partnership with China's Southern University of Science and Technology in late June. Under the agreement, students from HEC Paris can take study tours in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, and vice versa.

HEC Paris' Professor Alberto Alemanno answers Euronews' questions on the health of the European Union and potential consequences of next year's European elections.

“Macron’s policies have touched upon several issues that were previously viewed as ‘unreformable’, such as the organisation of labour-management relations and reforming specific sectors, such as the railways,” comments HEC Paris Professor Tomasz Michalski in an interview for European CEO.