New paper by HEC Paris finance professor Olivier Darmouni finds AI‑driven data centre expansion will sharply increase emissions and regional energy costs, despite limited impact on national electricity prices.
Developed by HEC Paris Professor Oliver Gottschalg, this year’s ranking demonstrates popularity of firms with a diversified sector approach and includes a Central European firm among the top 20 for the first time.
HEC Paris, NAOS (the founding company of Bioderma, Institut Esthederm and Etat Pur) and the educational and scientific non-profit organization Heart Leadership University announce the launch of the NAOS Lab for Leadership.
Following the transformation of its “Campus of the Future” and the launch of its “New Responsibilities” roadmap last November, HEC Paris is taking a bold new step with “Dare the Impossible”, its communication campaign that will also constitute its new brand tagline, a call to boldness and excellence.
Developed by HEC Paris strategy Professor Oliver Gottschalg, the study shows the rising success of non-US based firms and the breakthrough of Swedish dedicated impact fund making ranking for first time.
Developed by HEC Paris strategy Professor Oliver Gottschalg, the study highlights that, with one sole exception, top-ranked firms share an average of 20 years of experience.
Developed by HEC Paris Prof. Gottschalg, this year’s study demonstrates the continued predominance of US–based firms with 17 out of the top 20 worldwide.
With funding from the Qatar Investment Authority and the Qatar Research, Development, and Innovation Council, CDL-Doha will advance research-driven entrepreneurship and strengthen Qatar’s role in the global innovation economy.
A new research paper titled ‘Human Capital and Strategic Foresight: Evidence from Managers’ Stock Purchases,’ published in Strategy Science, written by Associate Professor John Mawdsley of HEC Paris and colleagues, reveals that not all broad career experience is equal when it comes to a leader’s ability to make effective strategic decisions.
In a world where debate is drying up, social mobility has stalled and immense challenges lie ahead, HEC Paris seeks to take on a much more prominent role in societal engagement – significantly expanding its contribution to the free dissemination of knowledge – while strengthening its position as a leading Higher Education platform for co-developing sustainable and inclusive solutions to society’s major challenges. The New Responsibilities strategy embodies this ambition. Built around three main priorities – reshaping destinies, informing and inspiring, and serving as an innovation platform for shared and sustainable prosperity – it reaffirms the school’s public-interest vocation and ushers it into new era of responsibility in which research, education and action come together to serve the general interest.
