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Oser la Reconversion, le Podcast, épisode #160Oser La Reconversion est le podcast numéro 1 sur la Reconversion.** Les candidatures au Programme Associé de On Purpose pour la prochaine rentrée d'octobre 2025 sont actuellement ouvertes ! Vous avez jusqu'au 7 avril pour candidater. Alors rendez-vous dès maintenant sur https://bit.ly/onpurpose-oser **Aujourd'hui, j'accueille dans Oser la Reconversion, Charlotte. Après avoir travaillé à la régie publicitaire de médias pendant 10 ans, Charlotte a fondé Mèzamé, des tapis d'éveil pour enfants après la naissance de ses enfants.Charlotte s'est d'abord dirigée vers des études de droit des affaires. Après avoir obtenu un M2 en droit des affaires, Charlotte a opéré un virage à 180° car elle a décidé de reprendre 4 ans d'études en école de commerce, à l'EDHEC ! Charlotte travaillera pendant 10 ans pour des médias, d'abord pour Au féminin puis pour le Figaromedia. Elle est chargée de trouver les annonceurs et elle adore son job qui consiste surtout à faire du networking!A la naissance de ses enfants, Charlotte perd petit à petit la passion pour son job qui l'animait. Elle rêve de plus de flexibilité, de liberté et de plus de sens. Charlotte a de plus en plus de mal à laisser ses enfants en garde pour aller faire un travail qui ne l'anime plus. Un jour, elle ne peut tout simplement plus y retourner et elle quitte son job du jour au lendemain sans savoir encore ce qu'elle va faire ensuite.Aujourd'hui, Charlotte est la fondatrice de Mèzamé depuis 2019. Leur produit phare, un "tapis de vie" pour les enfants : évolutif au fil des âges, conçu avec des professionnels de la petite enfance et surtout avec un design doux & moderne qui s'intègre dans une décoration intérieure soignée. Mèzamé, c'est aussi du linge de lit, des rangements...Avec Charlotte, on a évoqué ses études de droit et sa déception après un stage en direction juridique, sa carrière dans les medias, les déjeuners networking, comment elle est passée de vendre des projets créatifs pour des annonceurs à la vente d'audience et la pression des chiffres, comment elle a fondé Mèzamé qui signifie éveil en japonais, comment trouver des financements et lancer une marque de 0 et sa collaboration avec la marque Tartine et Chocolat. Retrouvez Oser la Reconversion sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/oserlareconversion/Télécharger le cahier d'exercices d'Oser la Reconversion pour se reconvertir : https://oserlareconversion.com/Notes & Références : - Linkedin de Charlotte Ribeyron : https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlotte-ribeyron-791684a/- Site internet de Mèzamé : https://www.mezameparis.com/fr/- Instagram de Mèzamé @mezame_paris : https://www.instagram.com/mezame_paris/Contactez-moi ! Si le Podcast vous plait, le meilleur moyen de me le dire, ou de me faire vos feedbacks (et ce qui m'aide le plus à le faire connaître), c'est simplement de laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast, un commentaire sur Youtube et d'en parler autour de vous. ça m'aide vraiment alors n'hésitez pas.Pour me poser des questions, participer au podcast ou suivre mes aventures, c'est par ici :- Sur Instagram @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/oserlareconversion et @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/clervierose- Sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/clervie-rose-boennec-a09065102/- Sur Youtube 

À l'âge de 20 ans, Floreine a été victime d'un terrible accident de voiture.
Elle s'est réveillée sans mémoire et sans passé. Elle a dû réapprendre à marcher, à parler…et à se projeter vers l'avenir. 
Aujourd'hui, Floreine vit à Londres avec son mari et leurs trois enfants.
Ici, elle nous raconte comment elle a réussi à se reconstruire, à vivre et à être heureuse.Retrouvez l'épisode complet dimanche soir.Musique : Stolen Heart - Henry and the WaiterHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

On the 96th episode of What is a Good Life? podcast, I am delighted to introduce our guest, John Oliver. John is an artist and sense-making facilitator, exploring multidisciplinary practices based on complexity principles and narrative frameworks. Since 2020, he has developed an artistic practice that integrates the arts with complexity principles, working in portraiture film, and experimental installations. Certified in developmental psychology coaching and co-founder of Human-Equity Ltd, he specialised in qualitative metrics for organisational development and human insights in investment portfolio management. Previously, John managed technology transfer projects in Nepal and Ghana for the NGO Intermediate Technology Development Group, spent 15 years in strategy consulting, and was an early team member at the French start-up OneAccess. He holds a BEng from Brunel University and an MBA from EDHEC in France.In this expansive conversation, John shares his journey towards greater creativity and his explorations of self and no-self. We discuss sense-making through dialectics, revelations through creativity, and the concept of positive disintegration. We also delve into the dissonance experienced during transitions, with John sharing his insights on the arts as a spiritual practice.If you are currently navigating, or contemplating, major or minor life transitions, this conversation offers many valuable insights and themes that are worthy of your contemplation.Subscribe for weekly episodes, every Tuesday, and check out my YouTube channel (link below) for full interviews and clips.For further content and information check out the following:John's experimental art: www.tyler.worldJohn's portraiture film: www.interiortruth.comJohn's positive disintegration piece: https://www.tyler.world/positive-disintegration- For the What is a Good Life? podcast's YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@whatisagoodlife/videos- My newsletter: https://www.whatisagood.life/- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-mccartney-14b0161b4/Contact me at mark@whatisagood.life if you'd like to explore your own lines of self-inquiry through 1-on-1 coaching, take part in my weekly free silent conversations, discuss experiences I create to stimulate greater trust, communication, and connection, amongst your leadership teams, or you simply want to get in touch.00:00 Introduction02:50 The path of no self07:50 Sense making through dialectics 12:10 Revelations through creativity19:05 Positive disintegration24:55 New paths and intergenerational influence29:10 Sense of self and connection to collective33:40 Navigating the dissonance between transitions39:20 Realisation through suffering or awareness?48:20 Integrating the whole 53:20 Silence and being enough58:20 The arts as a spiritual practice 1:04:05 The Soul and the Spirit1:10:35 Sexuality as a spiritual practice1:14:00 What is a good life for John?

When Shivaun and Adam Raff's shopping and price comparison website all but vanished from Google's search results just days after launching, the pair began a gruelling legal battle that would end with a landmark judgement and the tech giant receiving a then record fine.European regulators found the search engine guilty of abusing its market dominance by making its own shopping recommendations appear more prominently than rivals' in its search results. Google spent seven years appealing its €2.4bn fine, but eventually lost in September this year.In their first interview since that verdict the Raffs tell Evan Davis the story behind their website - Foundem - and what they learned about big tech, regulation, and themselves during their almost 20-year fight.Evan is joined by:Shivaun and Adam Raff, co-founders, Foundem; Anne Witt, professor of law, EDHEC business school.Credits:President Barack speaking to Kara Swisher, from the technology news website Recode, in February 2015; Joaquín Almunia speaking at a European Commission press conference in February 2014; Margarethe Vestager speaking at a European Commission press conference in June 2017. Production team:Producer: Simon Tulett Researcher: Drew Hyndman Editor: Matt Willis Sound: Jonny Baker and Neil Churchill Production co-ordinator: Katie Morrison(Picture: The Google logo displayed on a mobile phone and computer monitor. Credit: Leon Neal/Getty Images/BBC)

John A Byrne speaks with leaders from IE / Brown, ESMT Berlin, and EDHEC about the unique opportunities that come with earning an MBA in Europe.  They cover the global business landscape, developing the next generation of business leaders, access to a global alumni network and much more.

Dans ce témoignage, Marine nous raconte son enfance à Metz, le jour où elle annonçait à ses parents qu'elle allait partir faire une prépa HEC… alors qu'ils n'avaient pas du tout imaginé une voie si ambitieuse pour elle.Dans cet extrait, elle nous parle de son parcours très scolaire qui finalement, ne lui ressemblait pas tant que ça…

Nina Michahelles ist Direktorin bei Google und unterstützt globale Konzerne mit Branchen-Fokus Consumer Brands, Healthcare, Finance & Insurance beim Meistern der digitalen Transformation und Erreichen ambitionierter Wachstumsziele. Nach ihrem BWL-Studium an der Universität Mannheim und der EDHEC in Nizza startete Nina ihre Laufbahn in verschiedenen Marketing- und Vertriebsrollen bei Henkel Beauty Care und L'Oréal. Die letzten 10 Jahre setzte sie ihre erfolgreiche FMCG-Karriere bei Colgate Palmolive fort und war vor ihrem Wechsel zu Google zuletzt als Geschäftsführerin für Deutschland tätig. Nina lebt mit ihrem Mann, ihren zwei Töchtern und ihrem Magyar Viszlar in Hamburg und engagiert sich in dem Managerinnen-Netzwerk #missionfemale. Sie steht gerne auf der Bühne und tauscht sich zu den unterschiedlichsten Business- oder Leadership-Themen als Keynote-Speakerin oder Panel-Teilnehmerin aus. Weiterhin ist sie ehrenamtlich für die Diversity-NGO #wespeakyoudonate als Speakerin tätig. Branche: Digitalisierung Stadt: Hamburg

Standardisation and comparability are key to making climate data meaningful. EDHEC's Abhishek Gupta and Nishtha Manocha discuss the hurdles this presents and how investors can clear them. This episode is sponsored by EDHEC Infra & Private Assets

Даниил Андреев — основатель и CEO американского AI & eCommerce агентства ECORN. Сейчас он разрабатывает Creators' AI — медиа об AI для креаторов и предпринимателей. Ранее был консультантом в Big4 и основателем нескольких стартапов в области искусственного интеллекта. Даниил имеет большой опыт создания стартапов в США и Европе, а также международный академический опыт обучения в EDHEC (Франция), Сеульском национальном университете (Южная Корея), Чжэцзянском университете (Китай) и Вышке (Россия). Daniil Andreev is the AI & eCommerce founder, and CEO of US-based ECORN Agency. Now he is developing Creators' AI - media about AI for creators & entrepreneurs. Previously Consultant in Big4 & founder of several AI startups. Daniil has broad experience building startups in US & Europe and international academic experience studying at EDHEC (France), Seoul National University (South Korea), Zhejiang University (China), and HSE (Russia). FIND DANIIL ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Medium | Instagram ================================SUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://twitter.com/denofrichFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mark.develman/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrichInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/Hashtag: #denofrich© Copyright 2023 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Series 3 FINALE! In the final episode of the Eastman Dental Podcast, Josh and Julia are joined by Charlotte Carling. Charlotte started her career in the Middle East as a lead hygienist in the Armed Forced Hospital in Saudi Arabia. She then moved to Dubai as the first ever hygienist at Emirates Airline. After several years working abroad, Charlotte moved back to the UK to become a co-owner of a dental practice. She worked as both a dental hygienist and therapist whilst jointly running the business. Now, Charlotte is on the GDC Fitness to Practise panel and has recently completed an MSc in Dental Hygiene. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week's guest is Ben Carpenter. Ben started his career in dentistry as a Student Dental Nurse at the Eastman Dental Hospital. After completing his training, Ben practised as a dental nurse at the Eastman as well as in general practise. Since then, he progressed into leadership roles and is now the Assistant General Manager of Audio-vestibular Medicine & Audiology at the Royal National ENT & Eastman Dental Hospital. In this episode, we discuss Ben's journey so far and how he has developed himself in both clinical and non-clinical roles. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Robert Leigh initially trained as a Dental Nurse, which was his first steps into the world of dentistry. He then joined the Eastman Dental Hospital at UCLH and completed his training to become a Dental Hygienist. Robert took on many leadership roles throughout his training and is currently studying for a BSc in Management and Leadership in Health and Social Care. He also completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Periodontics and is currently working in Community Healthcare NHS Trust as an Oral Health Promoter. In this episode, Robert discusses all the different paths he has come across since qualifying and shares advice for those embarking their dental career journey. Find us on social media, here; For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Bonjour et bienvenue dans Du Vent Sous La Robe, le podcast qui vous emmène à la rencontre d'acteurs innovants qui construisent le droit de demain.     "La transformation du droit, c'est du métier, pas que du glamour !" Dans ce nouvel épisode, j'ai eu l'opportunité de discuter avec Eric O'Donnell, le Head of legal operations chez Total Énergies. Sa citation percutante résume parfaitement notre conversation ! Au cours de cette interview, Eric partage sans réserve ses réussites, mais aussi ses erreurs, les obstacles qu'il a rencontrés, et l'importance de persévérer dans ce domaine exigeant.  Voici un aperçu des sujets que nous avons abordés avec Eric : 

This week Julia and Josh are jumping into the world of dental technology with Andrea Johnson. Andrea is a dental technician who creates and manufactures intra-oral appliances and dental prosthetics. In this episode, she discusses her roles in managing laboratory services and as a career ambassador, helping young people learn more about the various roles that are available within dentistry. Andrea also shares her experiences in her leadership roles within the GDC and the Healthcare Leadership Academy and gives us more information on her charity, Den-Tech, aimed at providing affordable dental care to those who lack access. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

On The Eastman Dental Podcast this week, Julia and Josh are joined by Shravan Tewary. Shravan completed his BDS in India and returned to the UK after graduating. Now as a GDP, Shravan shares his experiences during his undergraduate years and the pros and cons of studying abroad. He discusses his journey back to the UK, registering on the GDC and all the exams involved in the transfer. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week's guest is Jane Cooney. Jane is a dental nurse who has accomplished numerous achievements throughout her career. She joins Josh and Julia to talk about her various roles throughout the years including both clinical and non-clinical roles. Jane discusses leading the Dementia Friendly Dentistry and Healthy Living Dentistry programmes, supporting dental practices and training staff to become dementia friendly. She also discusses her current role as a Medical Sales Representative, training medical staff to improve their patient care using tailored tools and equipment. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Ruth Brock joins Josh and Julia on this week's episode. As the CEO of the Hygiene Bank, Ruth works to tackle hygiene poverty in the UK. She discusses the effects of dental hygiene poverty and oral health inequalities and shares the inspirational story behind the start of the Hygiene Bank. She shares the importance of charities like the Hygiene Bank to provide better futures for those struggling with hygiene poverty. To find out more, visit linktr.ee/EDHEC

On this weeks episode of the Eastman Dental Podcast, Josh and Julia are joined by Mo Hamed to delve into facial aesthetics. Mo, also known as Dr. Motox, shares his journey through dental school and his DCT years and discusses how he developed himself into the celebrity dentist he is now. Mo talks about how developed his facial aesthetic clinic and grew his brand, through training, social media, and networking. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week Julia and Josh are joined by Senior Dento Legal Advisor Jane Merivale. Jane initially qualified as a dentist and practised as a GDP for twenty years before making a jump into the legal world. Jane studied for her law degree and now works for Dental Indemnity organisations helping dentists deal with complaints, regulatory issues and clinical negligence claims. During this episode, Jane shares her unique career journey and gives listeners an insight into how you can advance your dental career without abandoning previous training. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week Julia and Josh are joined by Amy O'Brien to discuss practise management. Amy started her career in dentistry as a receptionist and is now the practice manager at Gipsy Lane Advanced Dental Care. Amy is also a dental hygienist, and she shares her career journey from qualifying as a dental nurse to completing her diploma in dental hygiene. She discusses the importance in combining both her clinical and non-clinical roles to achieve the best outcome for the business and its patients. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

On The Eastman Dental Podcast this week, Jocelyn (Joss) Harding joins Julia and Josh for the first episode of Series 3.Joss started her dental career in the Royal Navy at the age of 19, where she completed training and qualified as a dental hygienist. In her 9-year career, Joss served in the UK and abroad, supporting general dentists and specialists. Joss is now a clinical ambassador for the Mouth Cancer Foundation and part of the working party updating the 2021 GOV.UK DBOH guidelines in the prevention and early detection of mouth cancer. She is also a part of the United Kingdom Oral Management in Cancer care group (UKOMIC) and the World Dental Federation (FDI) consensus group. She is also studying an MSc in Advanced and Specialist Healthcare at the University of Kent and her book, "Care of Head and Neck Cancer Patients for Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists" has been published by Wiley.For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Rachel started her career as a Dental Nurse before becoming a practice manager and then deciding to re-train as a Dental Therapist. Over the last 25 years she estimates that she has worked at close to 30 locations across various part time roles in both community and dental practice. From locum positions in tiny surgeries with only 3 blunt instruments, to luxury practices with the best equipment you can find - Rachel has worked at them all. This week she shares these experiences with our listeners and her advice for finding your ‘forever practice'.For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week's guest is Mark Price. Mark's career in dentistry started young, with him pursuing an apprenticeship as a Dental Technician after spending many hours in a dental lab after school. From these early days his career progressed to him developing his own dental lab before deciding to take the plunge into clinical dentistry and undergo further training to become a Clinical Dental Technician. He now has a keen interest in both the clinical and technical aspects of full arch implant treatments and enjoys the complexities these involve. In this episode we explore what a Clinical Dental Technician is, why Mark loves the balance he has in his job and his latest project developing a product he calls ‘the smart bar'. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Programme In the last 2 years, we saw a 50% increase of the number of alumni from the main french management schools saying they work from Germany on Linkedin. What makes Germany so attractive ? How to find a job in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne...? We invited the best french-german recruiting experts as well as job boards, startups and scale-ups to discuss this and help you boost your career in Germany. In partnership with the alumni associations of HEC, ESSEC, ESCP, Neoma, EDHEC, EM Lyon and the DenkFabrik. Speakers ► Anne-Chrystelle Baetz - Emploi Allemagne ► Jerome Lecot - Eurojob Consulting ► Anja Hiller - Eurorekruter ► Helene Lefort - Fradeo ► Felix Hansen - Jobteaser Germany ► Noushine Dorrani - Denkfabrique

Andrew Noon initially trained as a Dental Technician, working at Guy's Dental Hospital producing orthodontic appliances for 15 years. Following the birth of his son, he decided it was finally time to become patient facing and pivoted back into education to retrain as an Orthodontic Therapist. Since then, he hasn't looked back and now works in multiple specialist orthodontic practices whilst also continuing to utilise his dental technology skills. Julia and Josh explore where Andrew finds his drive, his career journey to date as well as what it means to be an Orthodontic Therapist.For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Jennie Scrace has undertaken several different roles. After initially pursuing training in Dental Nursing and then on going to become a Dental Hygienist, she then turned her career direction 180 to become a small business owner. After finding the hours long and realising she missed the connection with her patients, Jennie retrained to become a life coach. This week she joins Julia and Josh to talk about her interesting career journey, the experiences that lead her along this path and how she still uses the lessons she learnt in her dental career on a daily basis.For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

On The Eastman Dental Podcast this week, Julia and Josh are joined by Danka Kucharczyk. After graduating as a Dental Hygienist, Danka was fortunate to work in a practice that embraced alternative treatment modalities and was sent abroad to learn about all thing's lasers. Since then, she has completed a Fellowship in Laser Dentistry and studied for her Biological Dental Hygiene Certification. She talks to us about the journey she has been on over the last 12 years and how what she has learnt has changed her daily practice and patient care. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week's guest is Steve Campbell. Steve has worked as a dental technician for over 25 years providing all aspects of restorative dentistry with a particular focus on implants. His passion for dental technology has evolved over time and he opened and began to run his fully digital dental laboratory in 2015. In addition to his business, Steve is an executive committee member for the British Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry and current president of the Dental Laboratories association. He joins Julia and Josh to talk about his own career, the current recruitment issues in dental technology and his optimism for the future. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Anna Middleton joins the podcast this week to discuss her career to date. Anna is a dental therapist working in private practice whilst concurrently acting as a key opinion leader for multiple dental companies. You may know her as the ‘London Hygienist' which is her popular Instagram handle. She has undertaken a range of different roles within the dental world and has a keen interest in empowering her hygiene and therapy colleagues. She talks about her early career, the role social media has had in her brand development as well as her projects for the future. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week Julia and Josh are joined by Fiona Ellwood. Fiona is a dental nurse by profession and has had an amazing and inspiring career to date. She has held high positions in numerous dental societies, is an international speaker as well as a prolific writer and editor for the Dental Nursing Journal and BDJ teams. She has been involved in a variety of education projects both as a student herself and as an educator, and has advised on several national policies and projects. For this work she has been commended as the first dental care professional to receive an honorary fellowship from the FGDP and received the British Empire Medal for services to dentistry in 2019. There is a huge amount to talk about and this week our hosts do their best to scratch the surface of this fascinating member of the profession! For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week Julia and Josh are joined by Dental Therapist, and Dental Therapy Tutor, Ben Tighe. Ben initially studied hygiene and therapy in Newcastle before earning an enhanced degree status for his existing Diploma. Since then, he has developed a keen interest in education, undertaking a MA in Education, becoming assessment lead for the hygiene and therapy programme at The Eastman whilst concurrently studying for his doctorate. During this episode, Ben shares his unique career journey and insights, giving listeners an in-depth look at the world of dental education. For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

This week Julia and Josh are joined by Juliette Reeves to talk all things nutrition. Juliette works as a Dental Hygienist across multiple dental practices and has been involved in several dental societies and associations including being a Trustee for The Dental Health Foundation. She has a keen interest in nutrition and the relevance of this in the context of oral health and it was a pleasure to explore these passions further! For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Emma Riley joins Julia and Josh on The Eastman Dental Podcast this week. Emma started her career as a dental nurse with Ellis Paul who was the godfather of good dental posture and four handed dentistry. From there she undertook roles in both periodontal specialist practices and dental hospital, becoming the only Macmillan oral health practitioner in the country. She is the chairperson for the Society of British Dental Nurses involved in the production of numerous guidance documents. Alongside this, she is also Healthcare Services Director for RIS healthcare which produces products such as Oranurse.For more information visit: linktr.ee/EDHEC

Business France et l'Edhec Business School viennent de réaliser une enquête sur l'expérience du V.I.E. (Volontariat international en entreprise). Une étude qui a pour objectif de mesurer l'impact de la crise sanitaire sur ce dispositif. Les explications de Christophe Monnier, Directeur du programme V.I.E. chez Business France.

Climate Week NYC is ending, and the United Nations Climate Conference known as COP27 is fast approaching. As the urgency to address climate change intensifies, financial regulators and supervisors are taking an increasing interest in climate change and the impact it is having on the financial system and the economy at large.   To get a better understanding of this landscape, we're looking at some of the recent actions central banks have taken on climate in this episode of the ESG Insider podcast.  We speak to Irene Monasterolo, Professor of Climate Finance at French business school EDHEC, who tells us discussions at COP27 need to focus on adaptation both for developing and developed nations. We also hear from Stanislas Jourdan, Executive Director of the Brussels-based NGO Positive Money Europe, where he leads advocacy campaigns and research on the European Central Bank and monetary policy. And we speak to Danae Kyriakopoulou, Senior Policy Fellow at the London School of Economics' Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment.    "Climate change and its impact is generally very worrying, and we are seeing this the more data we gather, how urgent the need for action is and how unprepared we are if we do not step up action in time," Danae tells us. "That is certainly true also of the financial system and the banking system. It is relatively recent that we have seen the financial sector engage seriously with this." Listen to our previous episode featuring an interview with Ravi Menon, Chair of the Network for Greening the Financial System, or NGFS, here: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/how-central-banks-help-combat-climate-change-an-interview-with-ngfs-chair-ravi-menon     We'd love to hear from you. To give us feedback on this episode or share ideas for future episodes, please contact hosts Lindsey Hall (lindsey.hall@spglobal.com) and Esther Whieldon (esther.whieldon@spglobal.com).   Photo credit: Getty Images   DISCLAIMER   By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, S&P GLOBAL does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned in this Podcast, and information from this Podcast should not be referenced in any way to imply such approval or endorsement. The third party materials or content of any third party site referenced in this Podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of S&P GLOBAL. S&P GLOBAL assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this Podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. Moreover, S&P GLOBAL makes no warranty that this Podcast, or the server that makes it available, is free of viruses, worms, or other elements or codes that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.    S&P GLOBAL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST.  

Aujourd'hui j'ai le plaisir de vous raconter une anecdote envoyée par Jules, étudiant à l'ESSEC, qui me permettra également de vous donner quelques conseils pour bien vous renseigner sur l'école en entretien de personnalité. Après avoir terminé ses entretiens à l'emlyon et à l'ESCP, Jules se rend à l'EDHEC pour y passer ses avant-derniers oraux. Il ne lui restera ensuite plus que l'ESSEC ! L'entretien de personnalité est la dernière épreuve de la journée, nous sommes début juillet, il est crevé et n'a qu'une hâte : en finir...

Aujourd'hui j'ai le plaisir de vous raconter une anecdote envoyée par Camille, étudiante à l'emlyon, sur ses oraux à l'EDHEC qui me permettra également de vous donner quelques conseils sur la tenue à adopter aux oraux. Début juillet 2021, après avoir affronté les oraux de l'emlyon, d'Audencia et de Skema, Camille se retrouve à Roubaix pour ses derniers oraux à l'EDHEC. Elle arrive la veille au soir dans sa petite chambre sur le campus, s'y installe, révise rapidement ses dernières fiches sur l'école et un peu de vocabulaire allemand indispensable (typiquement : "pouvez-vous répéter la question s'il vous plaît ?" et : "cet exemple montre que…")...

Expat Pratique en partenariat avec @Expat-pro Depuis Bruxelles, Stéphanie présente Ssens pour les conjoints suiveurs. 20  ans d'expatriation, Stéphanie a découvert que la place du conjoint suiveur est une place difficile. Stéphanie raconte son parcours qui l'a poussé à crééer "Ssens". Riche d'une formation solide (INSEAD, coach ICF), d'une expérience personnelle (multi-expatriée pendant 20 ans), professionnelle (GRH internationales) et académique (EDHEC), Stéphanie vous accompagne à chaque étape de cette grande aventure. Au terme du programme, vous repartirez avec plus de clarté et de confiance en vous. Contactez Stéphanie dès à présent pour une séance découverte afin d'en savoir plus sur l'élaboration de votre plan de développement personnel.https://www.instagram.com/ssensbystephanie/ ...........................................  Libre. Indépendant. Soutenez notre media ! Aidez la 1ère radio des Français dans le monde en faisant un don à notre association pour nous aider à nous développer. Nous ne vivons que par votre aide & par ceux de nos partenaires.  https://www.helloasso.com/associations/stereochic/adhesions/adherez-a-l-association-stereochic & vous pourrez défiscalisez 66% de votre engagement.     

Dans cet épisode, Sixtine nous plonge Au Cœur des v*olences sex*stes et s*xuelles dans les grandes écoles. Sixtine sur insta : https://www.instagram.com/sixtinelamine/?hl=fr Association Main Violette : Insta - https://www.instagram.com/mainviolette.caen/ Association Toustes Violet : Insta - https://www.instagram.com/toustesviolet/?hl=fr Alma Ménager : Insta - https://www.instagram.com/alma_mng/?hl=fr Iban Raïs : Insta - https://www.instagram.com/ibanrais/?hl=fr 0:00 : Intro 01:00 : Les présentations 02:33 : Alma, peux-tu nous raconter ton histoire ? 06:09 : Comment as-tu vécu cette médiatisation ? 07:25 : Comment expliquer le consentement à des jeunes ? 08:30 : Une méconnaissance des VSS dans les grandes écoles 10:01 : Faut-il faire de la prévention dès le lycée ? 12:11 : Les soirées dans les grandes écoles 15:22 : Alma, as-tu eu des retours négatifs suite à ton témoignage ? 21:36 : Iban, comment a été perçu ton livre ? 25:19 : Quelles sont les solutions pour lutter contre les VSS ? 29:27 : Outro Aujourd'hui, on reçoit Alma ménager, jeune femme de 21 ans qui témoigne des VSS qu'elle a subi lors de ses études à Sciences Pô Bordeaux. Et à gauche, Iban Raïs, 32 ans, journaliste chez C à Vous, il a collaboré avec MediaPart et a mené une enquête sur les dérives dans les 3 meilleures écoles françaises (HEC, EDHEC, ESSEC). Présentée aujourd'hui par Sixtine, cette émission permet de tracer les contours des différentes manières de donner la parole à des personnalités, organisations ou acteurs hétérogènes français. #parole #interview #LeCrayon #tracetescontours #débat Le Crayon est sur tous les réseaux ! ► Youtube : https://youtu.be/AjZvSqIWoqw ► Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lecrayonmedia/ ► Twitter : https://twitter.com/lecrayonmedia/ ► LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/le-crayon-politique/ ► Discord : https://discord.gg/FPYpsWP ► Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lecrayonmedia/ ► Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/le-crayon ► Newsletter : http://urlr.me/BJPyk ► Notre site : https://www.lecrayonmedia.fr/

This week on The Encrypted Economy, our guest is Gianclaudio Malgeiri, Associate Professor of Law and Technology of EDHEC. In this episode, we discuss the privacy issues associated with algorithms and the regulatory response to these challenges.  Be sure to subscribe to The Encrypted Economy for more coverage of the adoption of digital assets and the hurdles that emerge along the way. Topics Covered:·       Introduction·       Gianclaudio's Background·       Evolution of  GDPR Regulation Around Personal Data Processing·       Are Their Other Jurisdictions With Similar Regulation to GDPR?·       What is the Problem With Current Explanations on Algorithms?·       How Does Encryption Fit Into This?·       Discussing Collaborative Governance·       What are Multi-layered  Explanations?·       Pro-business Use Cases for Algorithmic Impact Assessments ·       Data Governance in Web 3.0·       Ideal Practices Around Publication of These Assessments·       Companies Trying to Form Impact Assessments ·       Discussing the Platform Workers Proposal and the AI Act  Resource List:· Gianclaudio's LinkedIn· Gianclaudio's Twitter· Gianclaudio's EDHEC Profile· Algorithmic Impact Assessments Under the GDPR Producing Multi-layeredExplanations· GDPR· Canada Impact Assessment· Parcoursup · Norwegian DPA imposes fine against Grindr LLC  · Platform Workers Proposal· Artificial Intelligence Act  Follow The Encrypted Economy on your favorite platforms! Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Facebook      

"Hátralépek és kivonulok a konfliktushelyzetekből.” A Magyar Szálloda Szövetség nyilvántartásában Oláh Zsuzsi máig a legfiatalabb, aki szállodavezetői vezetői pozícióban dolgozott hazánkban. Monte Carloban kezdte pályáját és Nizzában tanult. Közgazdászként végzett az EDHEC-en. Itthon az InterContinentalban és a Marriott Hotelben dolgozott, az értékesítést irányította, majd egy négy csillagos konferenciahotelnek volt a szállodaigazgatója. Ezt követően elhagyta a szállodaipari szektort, mert új álmai lettek, amik a rendezvény szerevezéshez kapcsolódtak. Ezen a területen is hamar nevet szerzett magának. A RedOne, majd a Felhang PR Rendezvényszervező ügynökségek társalapítójaként számos állami és kereskedelmi cég kommunikációs kampánya és rendezvényei köthetőek hozzá. Részt vett a FIFA Congress szervezésében és a Bank of China kommunikációs és stratégiai kampányának kialakításában. Számos projektben volt tanácsadója a Kínai Nagykövetségnek, a kínai-magyar kapcsolatok 80. diplomáciai évfordulóját szervezte. Ezenkívül olyan cégek rendezvényei és tenderei tartoztak hozzá, mint a Zwack, a Micheline, a Belügyminisztérium, a Henkel vagy a NISZ. A JVS Csoport kommunikációs igazgatójaként a nevéhez jellemzően kulturális projektek kommunikációs kampánya és szervezése kötődött, például több arénás szuperkoncert is, köztük, Ennio Morricone utolsó budapesti koncertje, és számos, nagy sikerű blogbuster kiállítás, mint pl. a Titanic, a Body, az Inkák Aranya, a Tutanhamun kincse vagy a Világ Múmiái. Azt mondja, ma már inkább a háttérben tevékenykedik, mert privát életére fókuszál. Azért most is van munkaügyi szenvedélye, ami nem más, mint az Élhető Hazánkért Társadalmi mozgalom, amelynek elnöke. Háttértörténetekről, álmokról, nagy váltásokról, bátorságról, sikerről, alázatról és a vitakészség és a párbeszédek teljes hiányáról beszélgettünk.

Malgré l'image que l'on peut avoir, le quotidien des entrepreneurs à succès n'est pas toujours facile, comme en témoigne Pierre Dutaret. Après avoir cherché sa voix, entre des études en école de management (EDHEC) et en école de cuisine (Le Cordon Bleu), il lance sa chaîne de restaurants, puis sa startup, Libeo. Si cette aventure a été fructueuse, elle est loin d'avoir été un long fleuve tranquille ! Au programme :0:00 - Intro1:33 - Le parcours de Pierre Dutaret7:16 - Tout plaquer pour suivre des cours de cuisine10:33 - La création de Farago15:08 - L'aventure Libeo27:30 - Les grands défis de Libeo, entre levée de fonds et internationalisation40:53 - Affronter la pandémie48:46 - Surmonter le doute, l'incertitude et la solitude de l'entrepreneur56:55 - L'avenir de Pierre Dutaret58:41 - Conclusion

Coaching may be your intention, but what if you are actually being a motivational micromanager? Dr. Julia Milner is a professor of leadership at EDHEC Business School, a leadership researcher, and powerful TEDx speaker. In this episode, Dr. Milner tells us why leaders shouldn't give advice and what they should aim to do instead. We also dive into coaching tactics you can implement with your today starting now and how to identify if you are a motivational micromanager. Tune in to hear Dr. Milner share how you can test for empathy during the hiring process and why empathy is important in a virtual world.

 Pour ce nouvel épisode, j'ai eu l'immense plaisir de recevoir Evelyne DIOH SIMPA, actuelle Directrice de WIC Capital, le premier fonds d'investissement qui cible exclusivement les entreprises dirigées par des femmes au Sénégal et en Côte d'Ivoire.   Je tenais absolument à l'inviter afin de partager son riche parcours mais aussi essayer d'en savoir un peu plus sur l'entreprenariat féminin et le mode de fonctionnement des fonds d'investissement opérant en Afrique.   Evelyne est originaire de la ville de Dakar où elle a suivi toutes ses études de la maternelle à la Terminale notamment à l'Institution Notre Dame. Elle a évolué dans un environnement je la cite « très studieux, strict et bienveillant » où on lui a très tôt inculqué les valeurs chrétiennes, l'autonomie et l'entraide.   Son baccalauréat littéraire obtenu avec la mention Très Bien, elle a rejoint le prestigieux Lycée Louis le Grand pour y faire ses classes préparatoires. Ensuite elle a intégré sur concours la business school EDHEC. Diplômée, elle a successivement travaillé pour le Groupe Alstom puis à la Société Générale notamment à l'inspection générale.  En 2014, elle décide de rentrer au Sénégal ce qui lui a permis de rejoindre le fonds souverain Fonsis où elle a évolution pendant 4 ans avant de créer avec des associés WIC Capital qu'elle dirige depuis 2019. Ensemble on a longuement échangé sur l'entreprenariat des femmes au Sénégal. Et j'avoue j'ai appris de choses et surtout à quel point il est crucial d'investir sur les femmes à travers des chiffres à l'appui. Avec WIC Capital, elle a réussi à mobiliser plus d'un milliard de FCFA pour 4 sociétés avec +200 employés dont mon coup de cœur e-cover. Une start-up qui recycle des pneus usés avec une vraie chaine de valeur pour en faire des granulats avec une méthode qui réduit drastiquement les émissions nocives. Elle a également partagé la stratégie de WIC Capital et ce que j'ai le plus aimé leur démarcation avec une approche innovante qui leur permet aujourd'hui d'accompagner des femmes entrepreneures à se doter de meilleurs outils pour scaler.   

As COP26 comes to a close, there has been a flurry of commitments to invest trillions of dollars in green technologies and carbon neutral projects. That is the core of ESG investing (or is it?).ESG investing has grown exponentially since the famous 2015 Marc Carney's speech "Breaking the Tragedy of the Horizon" and the 2020 Blackrock letter “Because capital markets pull future risk forward, we will see changes in capital allocation more quickly than we see changes to the climate itself”. Numbers are dizzying. ESG investment has almost trebled over the last five years, reaching $50 trillion in assets in 2021.At the same time, ESG investing seems to be victim of its own success with inflated claims not met by facts. With more than 600 ratings and 5,000 metrics, ESG has become a maze where investors are drowned in an “alphabet soup” of standards while some financial institutions seem to be more focused on fees than purpose. At last, the regulators - whether the EU Commission or the SEC - are starting to intervene to create standards.To try to understand the dynamics of ESG investing, its challenges, effectiveness, and possible solutions, we have invited Catherine Howarth, CEO of Shareaction. Shareaction is a NGO working to assess the quality of sustainability practice of the world's largest institutional investors, and to hold investors accountable on the gap between their sustainability claims and actions. We exchange candidly with Catherine on ESG ratings, shareholders' activism, the divestment movement, and the role of regulators.ReferencesShareaction: https://shareaction.org/ Quilter on ESG: https://media.quilter.com/search/greenwashing-tops-investors-concerns-around-esg-products-new-research-finds/Talking Responsibly: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-responsibly/id1547007524DivestInvest: https://www.divestinvest.org/“Doing Good or Feeling Good” by EDHEC: https://energycentral.com/c/ec/doing-good-or-feeling-good-detecting-greenwashing-climate-investing-edhecEU Taxonomy: https://ec.europa.eu/info/business-economy-euro/banking-and-finance/sustainable-finance/eu-taxonomy-sustainable-activities_enDWS (Deutsche Bank) rocked by $1trillion SEC greenwashing probe: https://www.internationalinvestment.net/news/4036306/dws-rocked-usd1trillion-sec-greenwashing-probe-reportsBank of International Settlements: “A taxonomy of taxonomies” https://www.bis.org/publ/bppdf/bispap118.pdf

In our final episode for season two, Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni welcomes one of EDHEC's newest alumna, Ananya Rajpoot, to talk about sustainability in fashion, promoting diversity, and how reusing fabrics can help create essential low-cost menstrual health products for women in underprivileged communities. Ananya is a marketing & brand management enthusiast who's worked across a portfolio of some of the most glamorous brands out there, including Guerlain, Burberry, Gucci, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Tiffany, and Davidoff, just to name a few. Passionate about sustainable textiles, green fabrics, and zero waste apparel, Ananya was chosen as a participant on the highly competitive Women@Dior global mentorship scheme organised by LVMH to encourage young women to dare for the career of their dreams under the guidance of a promising Dior Talent. Meanwhile, her TEDx talk on the art of being your own cheerleader at the prestigious TEDxEDHEC conference was received to much acclaim. Did we mention she's only 25 years old? Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

Stéphanie Fougou est Secrétaire générale et Directrice juridique depuis une vingtaine d'années dans des secteurs très divers : Orange, Club Med, Vallourec, Ingenico/Worldline. Elle a développé des compétences en management d'équipes corporate, en gouvernance de sociétés cotées, en M&A, mais aussi en conformité et en RSE. Depuis janvier 2021, elle exerce la fonction de Secrétaire générale au sein du Comité de direction de la société paneuropéenne de paiements « European Payments Initiative ». Active dans le monde associatif, Stéphanie Fougou a présidé l'Association Française des Juristes d'Entreprise de 2014 à 2019. Engagée pour les jeunes, elle consacre également une partie de son temps à l'enseignement (EGE, EDHEC) et au mentorat de jeunes étudiants. Elle est convaincue qu'il faut faire plus pour l'orientation des jeunes et pour les préparer au monde professionnel. C'est également un thème qu'elle porte au sein du think tank Les Gracques, dont elle est une membre et contributrice active. Lors de cette émission #29, elle nous a expliqué pourquoi le legal privilege constitue un enjeu de souveraineté et d'attractivité économique. La France doit impérativement rattraper son retard et a tout à y gagner. Articles et références : - Tribune : L'avocat en entreprise, le droit au service de la souveraineté économique https://www.afje.org/actualite/tribune--239 - Rapport Gauvain – Quels choix pour les entreprises - Intervention de Daniel Schimmel sur le déséquilibre des sociétés françaises face à leurs concurrentes USA https://youtu.be/rXZC62cKL1E - CP AFJE – Rapport Gauvain https://www.afje.org/medias/Communiqu%C3%A9s%20de%20presse/2019/CP%20-%20Rapport%20Gauvain%202019.pdf - JEM spécial Confidentialité – 2014 - 48 personnalités s'expriment sur le confidentialité https://www.afje.org/medias/Observatoire/Confidentialit%C3%A9/AFJE_confidentialite%20DEF.pdf - Legal Professional Privilege in Europe and Beyond : https://inhouse-legal.eu/legal-privilege/legal-professional-privilege-in-europe-and-beyond/ - Legal privilege for Spanish in-house lawyers clarified and enshrined in house lawyers clarified and enshrined in law : https://inhouse-legal.eu/legal-privilege/spanish-decree-law/ - Independence and legal privilege for domestic and foreign in-house counsel affirmed by Dutch District Court:https://inhouse-legal.eu/legal-privilege/independence-and-legal-privilege-for-domestic-and-foreign-in-house-counsel-affirmed-by-dutch-district-court/ - le guide mondial édité par DLAPiper sur le LP et remis à jour chaque année, accessible grâce à ce lien : https://www.dlapiperintelligence.com/legalprivilege/insight/?c=AU&c=AT&c=BE&c=BR&c=CA&c=CN&c=CZ&c=DK&c=GB-EAW&c=EU&c=FR&c=DE

Joining us on this week's Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni is a US-based alumnus, and self-proclaimed 'Mexican enthusiast' Nilo Quiroz. A former professional swimmer, representing Mexico internationally, Nilo went on to have a successful career as an electrical engineer with the world's then-largest oilfield services company Schlumberger, before fate had a different idea for him.When the global oil crisis hit and finding himself out of a job like so many others, Nilo took a leap of faith and found his way to becoming a globetrotting hospitality entrepreneur via EDHEC. Nilo graduated with an MBA in 2018, taking the leadership track and studying first in Lille, and then Singapore, before launching two businesses in Houston and Asia. Nilo's career is the definition of resilience and perseverance in the face of setbacks, industry crises, and personal tragedy, and he shares his story in this episode. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

Singapore-based alumnus Damien Dhellemmes joins us for this week's Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni. Damien talks all about building green-powered city ecosystems, reducing the energy impact of cryptocurrency, EDHEC's focus on sustainable finance, managing Gen Z and how creating purpose-driven employment opportunities attracts the best, and brightest graduates. After spending over 20 years in various leadership roles in supply chain management across the Asia-Pacific region, Damien now serves as Senior Vice President of Commercial and Digital Services at the Fortune Global 500 company Schneider Electric where he helps their customers make the most of their energy; driving sustainability, efficiency and resilience to the next levels through innovative products, sensors, software, and analytics. Damien holds an MBA from EDHEC, having graduated in 1995.Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

An environmental and natural resources executive with more than ten years of management experience, this week's Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni focuses on the 2021 IPSW Awards 'Innovator of the Year', Linian Li, and how uses her passion for tackling climate change to make the treatment and recycling of water more efficient. Linian opens up about the commodification of freshwater, the impact of climate change on developing regions, and how she broke into a career in sustainability without being an engineer.Leading their entry into the country, Linian currently serves as Vice President and Greater China Country Manager for the AIM-listed Deepverge, and its subsidiary Modern Water, a pioneering and innovative technology company that sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, public health, and the environment. She also serves on the Executive Committee of the British Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai and continues to be an alumni Ambassador for us here at EDHEC.Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

Joining Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni this week is another one of EDHEC's star entrepreneurial alums, Shubham Lakra, Co-Founder of "the Alibaba of recyclables" BREDLAK. In the episode he talks about growing up in India, providing innovative solutions for hard to recycle materials and the role of EDHEC's Talent Identification & Career Development Programme in inspiring sustainable entrepreneurship.  Shubham graduated in 2017 with a Masters in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management just as China enacted its ban on foreign waste materials, and waste managers were scratching their heads seeking solutions. Shubham and his fellow EDHEC alumnus Pierre saw the opportunity to fix this, and with the help of the EDHEC incubator, they launched BREDLAK, which now works with clients across the US, Europe, and Asia, and continues to solve our toughest plastics, metals, and paper recycling challenges.Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at:www.alumni.edhec.edu

Kicking off season two of Impact Around by EDHEC Alumni is Richard Perrin, EDHEC's Associate Dean International Relations, and all-around lovely human. Richard discusses the importance of combating populism through intercultural exchange, redefining what studying abroad can, and should look like, and the role of COVID-19 in driving global mobility innovation. For the past 11 years, Richard has been responsible for building on EDHEC's culture of excellence around the world and developing top-tier academic partnerships that uniquely respond to the needs of tomorrow's students. Under his leadership, EDHEC has forged relationships with over 245 academic partnerships worldwide, with many more exciting opportunities to stimulate entrepreneurship, sustainability, and creativity around the corner. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

The MBA degree is often thought of as helping people advance their careers in the corporate world. But is it also beneficial for entrepreneurs? In the case of Daniel Bernal and Tingting Miao, co-founders of Flora Colombia, the answer is a resounding yes! In this episode they share their fascinating story of meeting at EDHEC Business School, conceiving the idea of going into business together, and applying lessons from their MBA to the "real world" of running an international e-commerce startup. Specifically, they share:Why they left careers in banking (Daniel) and railroads (Tingting) to travel halfway around the world to attend business school at EDHECThe complementary strengths that drew them together as business partners -- and the spark that shifted their thinking toward entrepreneurship in the first placeThe "hard" and "soft" skills learned during their MBA that have helped them on their entrepreneurial journeyWhether or not business school is really necessary to succeed in businessThe value of the network you develop in business school, and specifically how their EDHEC network has been instrumental for them in launching Flora ColombiaThe #1 biggest mistake they've made so far, and what they learned from it to become better business ownersThe importance of the trips abroad that they took to San Francisco and South Africa as part of their MBALooking back, whether they view the time and financial investment pursuing an MBA as worth itAnd more!Whether you're currently and entrepreneur trying to decide if going back to school could help you grow your business, or you're set on getting your MBA and intrigued by the idea of parlaying your degree into launching your own business, we think you'll really benefit from the stories and lessons-learned that Daniel and Tingting share. Enjoy!RESOURCES / LINKSBusinessBecause article: "We Became Serial Entrepreneurs After the EDHEC Business School Global MBA"Flora Colombia - https://www.floracolombia.comConnect with Daniel Bernal on LinkedInConnect with Tingting Miao on LinkedInLearn more about EDHEC Business School - https://www.edhec.edu/enSIMILAR EPISODESIf you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast:Episode 28: The Value of an MBA, with Tim MunyonEpisode 22: A Peek Behind the MBA Curtain, with Sam KleinEpisode 45: How to Pay for School Without Going Broke, with Peter LampertA DOSE OF MOTIVATION“People often overestimate what they can do in a day and underestimate what they can do in a year.” — Mat Fraser

Hello, Bonjour, Nǐ hǎo, and Salut! Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni is back on Thursday 9 September for another thrilling run of seven episodes, showcasing how EDHEC alumni are living, working, adapting, and thriving all around the world. This season of the podcast will highlight how our alumni community is driving sustainability for future generations. From smart cities to green energy, sustainable fashion to safer drinking water, the EDHEC community is driving the way forward one story at a time, using what they learned to inspire others. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

Ça parle du Boulevard du Rire à La Rochelle, d'un spectateur avec des lunettes de soleil, du Futuroscope, de Maître Gims, de la nécessité de vanner les personnes en situation de handicap comme les autres, du Théâtre BO Saint-Martin, d'entendre des bouteilles qui s'ouvrent, de vétérans, de 3ème mi-temps, de ménager la chèvre et le chou, de roter en silencieux, de jeunesse d'extrême-droite, de Marine Le Pen, de marcher sur des œufs, de Nino Arial, du Festival La Course Croisière EDHEC en plein air à Roscoff, d'étudiants bourrés, de finir en battle de rap, de Ray Romano, de recroiser des spectateurs après un bide, de critiques assassines, de ma première mauvaise critique sur BilletReduc, de Black Mirror, de la manie de donner des notes à tout le monde, du Maroc, de jet-ski, d'héritage familial, du Bon Coin, d'au revoir de boulangère, de moniteur engueulé, d'en avoir pour son argent, de carotte, et d'odeur iodée... Retrouvez Thomas Angelvy : ⚫Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/AngelvyThomas ⚫Instagramhttps://instagram.com/thomasangelvy ⚫Twitterhttps://twitter.com/ThomasAngelvy ⚫YouTubehttps://youtube.com/c/ThomasAngelvy ⚫TikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRJHCJXj/ Et bien sûr vous pouvez également me retrouver sur les réseaux sociaux: ⚫Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/SofianeHumoriste ⚫Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sofiane_ettai ⚫Twitterhttps://twitter.com/SofianeETTAI ⚫YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6ZmnGo-1bsiK8t2CptHn1g ⚫TikTokhttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZMe12uJ1G/

Aurélien Léger a eu un parcours que notre modèle social pourrait qualifier "d'exemplaire". Elève en classe préparatoire militaire, il échoue de peu au Concours de l'Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr et part étudier l'économie - gestion à la Sorbonne Université, avant d'intégrer l' EDHEC Business School en Master 1.  Cependant, réside en lui l'intime conviction que son élan est ailleurs, au - delà des Business Models et des Tableaux Excel. Sa "petite voix" ne cesse de le relier à son aspiration première, le coaching, et plus largement "l'accompagnement des individus et des organisations dans leur processus de transformation".  Il tente alors d'inculquer ses aspirations aux "EDHEC", en créant l'association "Inside - Out" en partenariat avec Petit BamBou. Cette association s'insère dans la logique des soft kills prônée par l'école, mais également dans celle d'un nouveau rapport au monde : m'exprimer de l'intérieur vers l'extérieur en "proposant ce que je suis au marché plutôt que de m'y adapter ".  Ceux sont ses questionnements, son chemin puis son accomplissement que nous partage aujourd'hui Aurélien. Ou comment trouver son centre, même en école de commerce. Bonne écoute ! N'hésitez pas à aimer, commenter, diffuser ce Podcast autour de vous dans une pluie étoilée... pour construire ensemble cette "Nouvelle Conscience". Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Is ESG outperformance coming to end? Is an ESG asset bubble brewing? Listen to Jason Mitchell talk with Abraham Lioui, Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School, about his latest paper, Chasing the ESG Factor. In this deep-dive episode, the two discuss how investors may be mispricing ESG, the implications of identifying ESG risk premia and why more rigorous approaches are absolutely essential to understanding ESG in the context of quantitative finance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cyril Demaria is a leading private equity thinker, fund investor, and affiliate professor at EDHEC. He is the author of numerous books on alternative investment, most recently co-authoring Asset Allocation and Private Markets (March 2021). This is a Fund Shack ‘private chat’ about the difficulties of reconciling a liquid with an illiquid investment programme, and […]

Cyril Demaria is a leading private equity thinker, fund investor, and affiliate professor at EDHEC. He is the author of numerous books on alternative investment, most recently co-authoring Asset Allocation and Private Markets (March 2021). This is a Fund Shack ‘private chat' about the difficulties of reconciling a liquid with an illiquid investment programme, and how institutional investors can begin to reconcile these two investments universes. Check out his earlier conversation on ESG, here.

Farok J. Contractor is “Distinguished Professor of Management and Global Business” at Rutgers Business School, a Fellow of the Academy of International Business (AIB), and author of ten books and over 150 scholarly articles. He holds a Ph.D. (Managerial Science and Applied Economics) and an M.B.A. from the Wharton School, as well as two engineering degrees M.S. (Michigan), and B.S.E. (Bombay). He is on the Board of the Academy of International Business, a worldwide association of 3,500 academics and consultants as President-Elect (2020 – 2021) and President (2021 – 2022). Farok Contractor's research focuses on key issues in International Business, such as corporate alliances, emerging markets, outsourcing and offshoring, valuation of intangible assets, the technology transfer process, licensing, and foreign direct investment. His papers and books have been cited more than 13,800 times, and he is among the top-ranked contributors of scholarly papers in the field. Farok has chaired or been on the supervisory committees of 19 doctoral dissertations. He is the recipient of a Silver Medal for the number of contributions to Journal of International Business Studies (one ot the top-5 management journals) and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Indian Academy of Management. He has taught at the Wharton School, Copenhagen Business School, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, Nanyang Technological University, Indian Institutes of Management (IIM – Ahmedabad and Calcutta), Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, XLRI (India), Rutgers business programs in Beijing and Shanghai, Lubin School of Business, and EDHEC in France, and conducted executive seminars on four continents. He served Rutgers as Department Chair, CIBER (Center for International Business Education and Research) Research Director, Ph.D. program coordinator, and other key school and university initiatives. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/farok-contractor/  for the original video interview.

Pour ce 12ème épisode, je reçois INGRID PIERONNE - Coach certifié - consultante et formatrice.  J'ai rencontré Ingrid il y a une quinzaine d'années et ce qui m'a toujours marqué chez elle, c'est son sourire et son humeur : toujours constante avec un réel engagement vis à vis des personnes qu'elle rencontre.  Depuis toutes ces années, Ingrid a fait évoluer son parcours professionel pour devenir sa propre patronne et se former, encore et toujours, pour donner le meilleur d'elle même. Sortir de sa zone de confort et faire de ses rêves des objectifs pour les transformer en réalité, c'est tout l'esprit de cet interview : alors sans plus attendre je vous laisse avec Ingrid Pieronne, l'invitée de cet episode. Bonne écoute ! Pour retrouver INGRID PIERONNE, ca se passe aussi sur les réseaux  : https://www.instagram.com/ip_conseil/ et sur Linkedin via son profil. Pour me poser des questions ou me suivre sur ces réseaux sur lesquels je poste régulièrement, vous pouvez me retrouver autant sur Instagram, Linkedin et Facebook via le compte @dailydelph - Bonne écoute et à très viteHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Our guest today is Dr. Vincent Milhau, who is a Research Director of the EDHEC-Risk Institute. Vincent is in charge of several research projects at the Institute in the fields of portfolio optimization and asset allocation for institutional and individual investors. Most of these projects are funded by large industry players interested in the latest advances in risk management and asset allocation. His main focus is on goal-based investing or GBI and it is what we focus on in the episode.   Vincent has a diverse academic background that ranges from his bachelor's degree in Mathematics at University of Paris to graduate work in modeling, statistics and finance. He finished his academic studies with his PhD in Finance from University of Nice, where the EDHEC Risk Institute is located.   In this episode, we discuss a variety of topics centered around GBI, with the focus on retirement investing for individuals. Our listeners will receive a primer on GBI, flaws with existing strategies, new ways we can address the retirement problem and more.   Please enjoy the episode.    Our local co-hosts today are Steve Curley, CFA (President of CFA Society Orlando) & Sebastien Gault, CFA (Member of CFA Society Orlando, who is originally from Nice).   Follow the CFA Society of Orlando on Twitter at @CFAOrlandoFL   Links:   Website: https://risk.edhec.edu Papers/Books: Advances in Retirement Investing (2020, Martellini, Milhau) https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/advances-in-retirement-investing/E097D7D585051A8BFCEDE518F40562DC Securing Replacement Income with Goals-Based Retirement Investing Strategies (2020, Martellini, Milhau, Mulvey) https://risk.edhec.edu/publications/securing-replacement-income-goal-based-0 “Flexicure” Retirement Solutions: A Part of the Answer to the Pension Crisis? (Martinelli, Milhau, Mulvey) https://risk.edhec.edu/publications/flexicure-retirement-solutions-part-answer-0   About EDHEC Risk Institute: In 2001, EDHEC Business School created EDHEC-Risk Institute, a premier academic centre for industry-relevant research in investment management, which has developed a portfolio of research and educational initiatives in the domain of investment solutions for institutional and individual investors. The institute, in partnership with industry leaders, boasts a team of permanent professors, engineers and support staff, as well as affiliate professors and research associates. Their collective work has a particularly significant footprint in the areas of risk premia harvesting, retirement investing and sustainable investing. Its philosophy is to validate its work by publishing in international academic journals, as well as to make it available to the sector through position papers, published studies, online courses, on-campus workshops and global conferences. To ensure the dissemination of its research to the investment industry, EDHEC-Risk also provides professionals with access to its website, https://risk.edhec.edu, which has more than 120,000 visitors and is devoted to asset and risk management research, with a focus on investment solutions. Finally, its quarterly newsletter is distributed to over 100,000 readers.  

durée : 00:58:12 - Cultures Monde - par : Mélanie Chalandon, Antoine Dhulster - Le détroit d’Ormouz est la porte d’entrée du Golfe Persique, par lequel transite le tiers du pétrole mondial via d'immenses tankers. Ces pétroliers deviennent la cible de représailles politiques et commerciales, dont la dernière en date émane de l'Iran à l'encontre d'un pétrolier sud-coréen. - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar, Benjamin Hû - invités : Thierry Coville chercheur à l’IRIS, spécialiste de l’Iran; Francis Perrin chercheur associé à l'OCP Policy Center (Rabat) et directeur de recherche à l'IRIS, spécialiste des problématiques énergétiques; Bertrand Monnet professeur à l’EDHEC et titulaire de la chaire management des risques criminels

Candace Johnson is a global infrastructure, network and innovation expert and entrepreneur.   Currently, she is Vice Chair of NorthStar Earth and Space, the world’s first private satellite constellation dedicated to solving two of the most important issues of our time — space debris and climate change.  She is also Chair of the Advisory Board of Seraphim Space Capital, the world’s largest venture capital fund dedicated to space and space-related ventures.  She is co-initiator of SES/ASTRA for which she was named an Officer of the Luxembourg Oak Leaf Crown and architect of SES Global, one of the world’s largest satellite systems for which she was named Commander of the Luxembourg Order of Merit.  She is also founding President of Europe Online Investments S.A., the world’s first internet-based online service and satellite broadband network, and founder of Loral Cyberstar-Teleport Europe, Europe’s first independent private trans-border satellite communications network for which she was named an Officer of the German Federal Order of Merit.Ms. Johnson has recently co-founded Oceania Women’s Network Satellite (OWNSAT).  OWNSAT has become a founding investor in the Kacific Satellite System based in Singapore, where Ms. Johnson has also been a Member of the Board.  Ms. Johnson is also founding President of the VATM, the Association of Private Telecom Operators in Germany and founding President of the Global Telecom Women’s Network (GTWN). In 2012 she and a group of engaged women created the Global Board Ready Women initiative, (GBRW).  She has continued to be a long-time Member of the Board of Directors of all of these companies and organizations at various times throughout the years.She also served as President of EBAN, the European Business Angel and Early-Stage Investment Network from 2014 – 2018, the maximum mandate allowed by the EBAN Statutes. Ms. Johnson is also the Co-Founder of ABAN, African Business Angels Network and MBAN, MENA Business Angels Network as well as the Global Business Angels Network (GBAN).Ms. Johnson is a Non –Executive Director of SES-ESL, the world leader in digital retail and a a publicly quoted corporation on the French Stock Exchange. Ms. Johnson is also President of Johnson Paradigm Ventures (JPV) which is a principal founding shareholder with AXA, Caisse des Depots, Bayerische Landesbank, and the SPEF of Sophia Euro Lab, Europe’s first trans-border early-stage investment company based in Sophia Antipolis.  JPV is also a principal founding shareholder in London-based Ariadne Capital, “Architecting Europe.net”, one of the earliest supporters and promoters of Skype, the global VoIP phenomenon.  Ms. Johnson has served as Founding Member of the Boards of both companies.In her personal capacity, Ms. Johnson is a Member of the Strategic Committee of Iris Capital (Europe) and was a founding member of Inovent (Turkey). Ms. Johnson is founding Member and was President of the Board of the Sophia Business Angels in Sophia Antipolis, France from 2006 – 2008 as well as founding president of three multi-million Euro investment vehicles, Succès Europe, Croissance Europe and Innovation Europe, together with Meeschaert Gestion Prive. Succès Europe has an AMF (Autorite Marche Francaise) Visa and also co-invested with the European Union Feder program.  Ms. Johnson is also Founding Member of the Cologne Business Angels, Galata Business Angels and Advisory Board of the Luxembourg Business Angels Network. Ms. Johnson was a minority owner of FMN, a German telephone manufacturing company, and a member of their Supervisory Council from 1993 – 2008.  She was also a minority owner of Alpha Com, a wireless data manufacturing company.Through her global investing activity, Ms. Johnson has widened her scope of expertise to include CleanTech and MedTech and has been actively involved in financing such companies as Nheolis, a unique home-turbine energy concept company, and CertiNergy, France’s first B2B2C energy-credit trading company as well as Quotient Diagnostic and AboDiag, life-sciences technology and services companies. In 2006, she created the Festival of the Fourth Dimension, the world’s first festival of the Arts, Technology, and Sciences, which has since become a major French government global initiative for Industrial Innovation and Creativity (Pole ICI) of which she became the 1st Vice President.Ms. Johnson is also a member of the Advisory Board of numerous European and US ventures as well as being a Member of the Board of Governors of EDHEC, France’s largest business school, Sabanci University in Istanbul Turkey, and the International Board of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University as well as being a Senior Enterprise Fellow for the University of Essex/LEEDS Program of the OECD. Recently, she has joined the International Innovation and Entrepreneurial Advisory Board of the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia (KACST).   Ms. Johnson is a well-known speaker on innovation and entrepreneurship for such companies as Alcatel-Lucent, Qatar Telecom, IBM, Hewlett Packard, etc. and has been a featured speaker at the Cambridge University Center for Entrepreneurial Learning and the OECD International Entrepreneurship Forums in Shanghai, Riga, and Cape Town.Ms. Johnson was also Vice President Worldwide of Iridium and brought it into the GSM MoU, the ITU and ETSI as well as obtaining its global frequencies and country codes.  She was Director of Marketing for the German manufacturing company FuBa and globalized its manufacturing and commercial activities.Ms. Johnson has been featured in articles in Time Magazine, the Financial Times, the Economist, Le Monde, WirtschaftsWoche, Manager Magazin, Les Echos, and the International Herald Tribune to name a few.  She has been decorated as Commander of the Luxembourg Order of Merit and Officer of the Couronne de la Chene as well as Officer of the Bundesverdienst Kreuz 1. Klasse (FRG) for her work in de-regulation, innovation, privatization, and globalization and the specific projects named above. Further, Ms. Johnson is the second recipient ever of the UN-sponsored World Teleport Associations’ “Founders Award”.  Ms. Johnson has also received the “Lifetime Achievement Award” along with Vinton Cerf and Tim Berners Lee from the World Communication Awards, the prestigious global telecoms organization in 2002.  Ms. Johnson has also received the Lifetime Achievement Award from The International Alliance of Women in 2012 and the Lifetime Achievement Award from Women in Aerospace Europe in 2016.  Ms. Johnson holds Masters Degrees with Honors from the Sorbonne and Stanford Universities, a Bachelors Degree from Vassar College and her high-school degree from Punahou, Honolulu, Hawaii.  On November 12th 2016 she was awarded a Doctor Honoris Causa from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. 

"Future Law" is a global phenomenon with multiple local applications. What's different about the French experience, and what does the French experience share with the future of law elsewhere? The EDHEC Business School in Lille is the home of the new Augmented Law Institute, a purposeful blending of training in law, business, and technology that builds on EDHEC's long-standing investment in multi-purpose professional preparation.  In this episode of the Future Law Podcast, Mike Madison interviews Christophe Roquilly, the Director of the Augmented Law Institute and the architect of EHDEC's law-plus-business programming. Links: The Augmented Law Institute at EDHEC Business School Professor Christophe Roquilly See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De HEC à l’ESSEC, en passant par Skema et Neoma, de nombreuses écoles de commerce transforment de bons élèves en managers efficaces. Ces futures élites serviront les entreprises pour toujours plus de croissance et de rentabilité dans une économie de marché. Pourtant, certains ne se retrouvent pas dans ce formatage et choisissent d’autres voies qui répondent mieux à leurs aspirations. Les jeunes peuvent-ils pousser les grandes écoles de commerce à se remettre en question ? Avec : - Maurice Midena, journaliste, passé par Audencia Business School, auteur de Entrez rêveurs sortez manageurs (Cahiers Libres - La Découverte) - Emmanuel Gunther, diplômé de HEC, co-créateur The French Bastards, boulangerie - Hayatte Maazouza, 30 ans, diplômée de l’EDHEC, responsable Impact et Plaidoyer, P+sitive Planet France.   En fin d’émission, la chronique du psychologue Ibrahima Giroux, Parents, enfants, d'ici et d'ailleurs : Conseils pour ne pas avoir son ado à dos. À télécharger ici Un rendez-vous hebdomadaire pour aider les parents, Ibrahima Giroux est psychologue à l’UNICEF à Dakar.

J'ai le plaisir d'accueillir sur Experiences Maxime Cousin. Une bio originale ci-dessous et je vous souhaite une excellente écoute, merci Julien Rigal-Dupont.  Hello, moi c'est Maxime

Una start-up francesa propone una bebida para luchar contra la resaca a base de frutas, en particular la célebre pera nashi de Corea, pero también la tuna, la cúrcuma y otros ingredientes naturales. Su nombre, “Alcoool”, escrita con tres os. Estas bebidas anti resaca ayudan a eliminar mejor el alcohol y son una tendencia en varios países asiáticos al igual que en los Estados Unidos. Los fundadores, dos jóvenes egresados de una escuela de negocios, recalcan que tampoco es una poción mágica para excederse en la ingesta de alcohol, una problemática recurrente en los jóvenes.   Una bebida natural para luchar contra la resaca provocada por unos tragos de más. Es lo que proponen sin complejos dos jóvenes franceses, Antoine Baptiste Leonetti y Henri Puigsarbé, recién egresados de la conocida escuela de negocios EDHEC de la ciudad de Lille,  con una bebida llamada alcoool con tres o's (pronúnciese al-kuuul) en un juego de palabras con la palabra “cool” en inglés.  Un proyecto que los llevó hasta Corea del Sur y un ingrediente básico, la pera Nashi. Esta pera, de forma redonda y que sólo crece en Corea y en  Japón, es conocida por sus propiedades para eliminar el alcohol del cuerpo. La bebida, que contiene otros ingredientes naturales como la tuna o la cúrcuma, es un compuesto que busca ayudar al cuerpo a eliminar las enzimas y toxinas responsables de la sensación de resaca provocadas por la ingesta de alcohol. Escuche aquí el programa de radio sobre este tema: El proyecto comenzó casi de manera empírica, estos dos estudiantes, Antoine y Henri se conocieron en el equipo de Rugby de la escuela de negocios del Edhec en Roubaix (Lille) y  admiten que eran poco productivos en sus estudios al asistir a numerosas fiestas universitarias, muy tradicionales en las escuelas de negocios o de ingenieros. Poco después encontraron un estudio científico sobre las propiedades de la pera nashi y fue así como comenzó la idea de elaborar una bebida para contrarrestar los efectos del alcohol. La empresa, auspiciada por la incubadora de la universidad, pudo arrancar gracias a una campaña de financiación crowfunding. El producto fue lanzado en pleno confinamiento, a pesar de ello, la respuesta fue muy positiva y la empresa ha crecido y está en una nueva etapa de contratar a más gente. Por el momento el producto se vende por internet, pero pronto estará disponible en puntos de venta como las farmacias. Este coctel para eliminar toxinas se presenta en pequeñas botellas de 100 mililitros, con una imagen muy pop art, amarillo flash y azul. Cada botella cuesta 6 euros, lo cual es más bien un alto costo, pero a pesar de ello, ha tenido un cierto éxito. Y si bien Alcoool es la única bebida de este tipo en Francia, las bebidas anti resacas son una verdadera tendencia en muchos países asiáticos al igual que en los Estados Unidos. Los dos fundadores recalcan que esta bebida no es un aliciente para tomar más, de hecho, si se toma en exceso, este compuesto no tiene ninguna eficacia. La idea es más bien preparar al cuerpo para asimilar mejor la ingesta de alcohol y que al día siguiente la persona no tenga dolor de cabeza, cansancio, u otros síntomas provocados por las bebidas alcohólicas y que pueda ser productivo ya sea en su trabajo o en sus estudios. Entrevistados: Henri Puigsarbé, cofundador de la empresa Alcoool y Julieta, joven estudiante de una escuela de negocios.    

durée : 00:48:25 - Le Temps du débat - par : Zoé Sfez - ... - réalisation : Vanessa Nadjar - invités : Emmanuelle Barbara dirige le département droit social du cabinet d’avocats d’affaires August & Debouzy, membre du Comité Directeur de l’Institut Montaigne, membre du Club des Juristes; François Dupuy Sociologue des organisations, expert en résidence à l’EDHEC; Christophe Nguyen Psychologue du travail et des organisations, fondateur d’Empreinte Humaine.

durée : 00:48:25 - Le Temps du débat - par : Zoé Sfez - Le télétravail s'est invité dans nos vies confinées - réalisation : Vanessa Nadjar - invités : Emmanuelle Barbara dirige le département droit social du cabinet d’avocats d’affaires August & Debouzy, membre du Comité Directeur de l’Institut Montaigne, membre du Club des Juristes; François Dupuy Sociologue des organisations, expert en résidence à l’EDHEC; Christophe Nguyen Psychologue du travail et des organisations, fondateur d’Empreinte Humaine.

Not sure whether to pursue an MBA? Still wondering which MBA programme is right for you? Sandra Richez Director of the global MBA at EDHEC Business School, talks about the benefits and opportunities of getting a global executive education in EDHEC and how they adapt their teaching strategies to meet both students' and industries’ needs during Covid19 and beyond. EDHEC’s triple-accredited Global MBA consistently ranks amongst the best in the world for diversity, return on investment and for opening new career opportunities. In the latest 2020 FT rankings their programme was placed in the top 30 worldwide for value for money, international course experience and international mobility. Find out more: Website: https://mba.edhec.edu/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EDHEC.Global.MBA/Twitter: https://twitter.com/EDHEC_GlobalMBALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2667394/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edhec_mba/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Welcome to LivingZoomTalks hosted by the founder of FeroniaLab, Toufic Hawly, who initiated the podcast during Covid-19 pandemic when business meetings, events, music performance, and even communication between friends happened via Zoom. The idea behind this initiative is to support small businesses in these difficult times by sharing the untold stories of inspirational creative people who are trying to make an impact and challenge the status quo. Podcast: Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/5dJp1y0okoVESp2sVR2sGm?si=nLIz_n2TTT6PF6GbhU8Rtw iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/bg/podcast/livingzoomtalks/id1509149839 You want to share your story?Contact us: FeroniaLab Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/feronialab LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/10485971/admin/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feronialab/ Toufic Hawly: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toufic.hawly LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toufichawly/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toufic.hawly/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our final episode for season one, we're joined by a special guest, Executive Director of EDHEC Alumni, Martin Barbier, himself an EDHEC alumnus (1988). He joins our UK and Ireland Country Manager Cassandra Pittman to open up about job hunting at senior levels, France's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, what resources EDHEC is providing alumni during this and his time leading EDHEC's world famous sailing cup, the Course Croisière EDHEC. Before graduating Martin served as the President of the 20th Course Croisière. He then went on to have a 20-year career in Consumer Goods, including senior management roles with Kraft Foods (now Mondelēz International) and e-health pioneer Medissimo. We're now fortunate enough to have him back in a leading role at EDHEC, helping to direct our global 46,000+ alumni community. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

One of India's rising stars, EDHEC alumnus (2016) Manu Menon joins the Impact Around the World podcast by EDHEDC Alumni this week. Manu currently leads business development initiatives for the largest software division of Bosch in Bangalore. In the episode he talks about how India is braving lockdown against rising COVID-19 cases, productivity while working from home, hybrid working models, adapting to new countries, and his lifelong friendships with fellow EDHEC alumni. Driven by a keen intellectual curiosity and steadfast vision to make a meaningful impact - sound familiar fellow EDHECers? - Manu is one of the youngest candidates to have ever held his position at Bosch, or indeed at any similar multinational company. Indian by birth, he has lived and worked across nearly a dozen global markets, including Germany, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Mexico. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu

On the Impact Around the World podcast by EDHEC Alumni this week is a valued member of the EDHEC UK Alumni Board of Directors, Cédric Petitpas. A 2002 MiM graduate, specialising in Law & Taxation, Cedric launched straight into a film production career, working for Canal+. After 10 years working for the Paris-based animation studio Gaumont, in 2014 he made his way across the channel to join Google's YouTube team, where he helped launch the YouTube Kids app in Europe.  Cédric delves into the importance of learning multiple languages for career development, why he choose EDHEC over art school, Google's approach to employee learning, and London's place as a global centre for the arts and cultural industries. He also offers his advice for EDHEC students graduating under difficult circumstances this year. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu 

Shanghai-based alumnus Dingyu Hu opens up about his career and time at EDHEC on this week's episode. Dingyu graduated from EDHEC in 2018 with an MSc in Creative Business & Social Innovation which he credits for helping him channel his love for tech and culture. He talks about how China has been getting back to normal after battling the first wave of COVID-19, what drew him to France and Europe, and his thoughts on EDHEC's international outlook and online learning models. Currently serving as the Liquid Studio and Design Thinking Lead for Accenture in mainland China, alongside founding the Design Sprint China community group, Dingyu facilitating hundreds of teams through the design thinking process, including Johnson & Johnson, Deloitte and the European Incubator - Startupbootcamp. In his spare time, he also participates in the Google Developer Group and runs the TEDxCaohejing community. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu 

Claire n’a pas changé de vie, car elle a créé la magnifique marque Luz Collection à sa sortie de l’EDHEC. Claire a été très avant-gardiste, car lancer une marque de mode éco-responsable en 2012 était loin d’être dans la mouvance. Claire va nous parler d’un pourquoi pas moi très particulier qui la guide aujourd’hui et d’une épreuve forte qu’elle a vécu en tant que femme. Je ne vous en dis pas plus, mais je vous promets un épisode magnifique. Bienvenue dans l’univers de Claire Mougenot.

In this first episode, Singapore-based EDHEC alumna (2002) Maryline Marquet shares her thoughts on building personal connections remotely, innovation and digitalisation in the medical industry, supporting and mentoring women who take maternity leave, and the importance of universal healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic. For the past 9 years, Maryline has designed healthcare solutions in Diabetes, Oncology, Neuroscience and Infectious Diseases to drastically improve patient care, also working in various sales and marketing management positions at Becton Dickinson, International SOS and Janssen.  Maryline graduated from EDHEC in 2002 with an MSc in European business strategy. She currently serves as Vice President of Operations for the non-profit Asia Pacific Medical Technology Association, alongside sitting on the advisory boards for a number of digital healthcare companies including the London based Avegen and Paris founded start-up FeelEat. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu 

On the Impact Around the World podcast by EDHEC Alumni this week is one of EDHEC's star entrepreneurial alums, Brice Baillie, the Founder and CEO of the wine collection brand Obvious Wines.  In the episode he talks about how COVID-19 has impacted the wine industry and his business, incorporating sustainability into branding without having to lead with it, his status as a “reformed wine snob” after relocating to California, and the off camera experience of pitching Obvious Wines on the American business reality series Shark Tank last year.Brice graduated from EDHEC in 2006 before working in corporate finance for L'Oreal in New York and Los Angeles. He recently decided to venture out on his own and follow his entrepreneurial passion. Originally from Champagne, France, Brice has now built a brand focused on making the wine selection process and education around it more approachable and democratic. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu 

Bryan Cassidy, a professor and innovation expert, is a passionate believer in anyone's ability to innovate and build new businesses. He has personally built 11 companies in 6 different countries and made money on 8. For the last 8 years, he has been coaching start-ups and scale-ups and trying to help larger companies regain the spirit of start-ups. He has taught at the KU Leuven, The Solvay business school, EDHEC, ESCLA, and been a guest lecturer at the University of Chicago, INSEAD, Cornell, Berkeley, among many others. Bryan is a lead author of Cycles: The Simplest Proven Way to Build your Business, a book that is a result of 4 years of research with over 400 companies on what really drives innovation success.

durée : 00:58:44 - Entendez-vous l'éco ? - par : Tiphaine de Rocquigny, Marguerite Catton - Insérées dans le commerce à l'échelle planétaire, elles sont la face cachée d’un système économique mondialisé. Et si les organisations mafieuses étaient des multinationales comme les autres ? - réalisation : Anne Depelchin, Philippe Baudouin - invités : Clotilde Champeyrache Economiste - Maîtresse de Conférences à l'Université Paris 8.; Bertrand Monnet professeur à l’EDHEC et titulaire de la chaire management des risques criminels

Today’s conversation is with Marat Molyboga, Chief Risk Officer and Director of Research at Efficient Capital Management. Marat is a soviet trained mathematician who achieved his Masters in Applied Mathematics in Moscow, and holds an MBA in Finance from University of Chicago, a CFA, and a PhD in Finance from EDHEC business school. He has authored or co-authored 20 published papers. Efficient specializes in building multi-manager investment solutions for institutional investors with a particular focus on managed futures. Marat describes the fundamental building blocks in the qualitative and quantitative framework that Efficient uses to select managers, and form and monitor portfolios over time. In addition, we explore four papers in detail on topics like combining carry with trend, how the makeup of Chinese commodity markets impacts risk-premia for Chinese CTAs, the potential benefits of short-term trend signals, and how novel portfolio construction techniques may help investors construct more resilient portfolios of CTAs.   Marat has a unique perspective on commodity trading advisors and listeners will learn about how institutions utilize and evaluate CTA portfolios, and specific techniques that can drive improvements in trend strategies and portfolios of CTA funds.

Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni showcases how EDHEC alumni are living, working, adapting and thriving around the world. In each half-hour episode, a former EDHEC student reveals how they've shared, cared and dared in the face of challenge, delving into their career highlights, insights into how they've adapted in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the memories of their student days. The interviews are brought to you by EDHEC Alumni in association with the pioneering EDHEC Delegations team. Follow us on Twitter at: @EdhecAlumni, and find out more at: www.alumni.edhec.edu 

Je suis très heureuse de vous présenter Stanislas et son parcours. Suite à la diffusion de l’épisode avec Matthieu Tordeur, le plus jeune explorateur français, Stanislas m’a contacté et quand il m’a raconté son histoire, il était évident que je devais l’interviewer. Stanislas a fait l’Edhec, a commencé en Finance puis est devenu Trader en matière première. Il a très rapidement gravit les échelons. A 22 ans, son orgueil piqué au vif par un ami, il se lance dans un défi fou : traverser la France en courant. De cette aventure est née Explora Project. Il aura fallu plusieurs années à Stanislas pour tout quitter et se lancer. Je ne vous en dis pas plus. Bienvenue dans l’univers de Stanislas Gruau Pour retrouver tous les liens pour suivre Stanislas Gruau et Explora Project et découvrir la photo de son objet, rdv sur www.pourquoipasmoi.co Découvrez les meilleures citations de mes invités, sur instagram https://www.instagram.com/pourquoi.pas.moi

Đầu năm 2020, đại dịch Covid-19 khiến nhiều quốc gia phải tự phong tỏa, hàng loạt lĩnh vực bị tê liệt, trong đó có giáo dục đại học. Đối với nhiều sinh viên, du học nước ngoài trở thành một giấc mơ dang dở. Covid-19 tác động ra sao đến sinh viên nước ngoài du học tại Pháp ? Đại học Pháp, chính quyền Pháp làm gì để hóa giải các khó khăn với sinh viên quốc tế ? Sinh viên nước ngoài có thể giảm đến 30%  Năm học 2020 khởi đầu có vẻ rất thuận lợi. Trước đại dịch, số lượng sinh viên nước ngoài đăng ký học tại Pháp tăng vọt (hơn 20%). Với 358.000 sinh viên nước ngoài, Pháp nằm trong số 5 quốc gia đứng đầu thế giới về du học sinh năm 2019 (sau Mỹ, Anh, Úc và Đức). Ước tính khoảng 5% du học sinh đại học trên thế giới học tập tại Pháp. Đại học Pháp đặc biệt thu hút học sinh từ các nước châu Phi, cũng như nhiều nước láng giềng châu Âu. Về châu Á, sinh viên đến từ Trung Quốc là đông nhất, tiếp theo là Việt Nam, Ấn Độ… Truyền thông Pháp dẫn thông tin từ Campus France, định chế công lập có sứ mạng cổ vũ cho giáo dục đại học Pháp ở nước ngoài, từ cuối tháng 7/2020 một số chuyên gia dự đoán, vào kỳ khai trường, số lượng du học sinh có thể giảm 20% so với dự kiến (Journal du Dimanche, 25/08/2020). Trong bối cảnh dịch Covid-19 tái bùng phát, tình hình có thể sẽ còn tệ hơn nhiều. Trả lời đài France Info, bà Christine Fernandez, hiệu phó phụ trách quốc tế của Đại học Poitiers, giải thích : « Cho dù tất cả các sứ quán của chúng ta đều nỗ lực, tuy nhiên, đã có nhiều khó khăn trong việc cấp visa. Giao thông hàng không cũng bị giảm đi nhiều. Cũng có nhiều trường hợp sinh viên quyết định hủy kế hoạch dự tính, do sợ đến Pháp vào lúc xảy ra một đợt dịch thứ hai, với hậu quả là sẽ bị kẹt. Cũng có trường hợp chính một số đại học không cho phép họ đến đây ». « Những người thiệt thòi nhất » Theo một thăm dò của Đài quan sát Quốc gia về Đời sống Sinh viên (Observatoire national de la vie étudiante) hồi tháng 6 – tháng 7, trong bối cảnh sinh viên khó khăn chung, thì « sinh viên nước ngoài, do việc phải xa cách gia đình, điều kiện sống, điều kiện làm việc bấp bênh là bên thiệt thòi nhất trong cuộc khủng hoảng y tế này ». Có đến 70% sinh viên nước ngoài cho biết gặp khó khăn về tài chính trong thời gian phong tỏa, so với 27% đối với sinh viên người Pháp (Le Figaro, 22/07/2020). Theo ông Michaël Hauchecorne, thuộc mạng lưới các hiệu phó phụ trách quan hệ quốc tế của các đại học Pháp, thì số sinh viên nước ngoài đến Pháp năm nay có thể giảm từ 25% đến 30%. Nhưng « giảm đến đâu còn phụ thuộc chủ yếu vào tình hình dịch bệnh tại các nước xuất xứ của sinh viên du học, đặc biệt là tình hình dịch bệnh tại châu Phi ». Hệ thống các trường đại học (Universités) là nơi thu hút số lượng chủ yếu sinh viên nước ngoài, ước tính chiếm hai phần ba tổng số sinh viên nước ngoài trên toàn quốc (số các sinh viên nước ngoài còn lại theo học ở các « Grandes Ecoles » hay các trường đào tạo chuyên nghiệp). Kết hợp học tại chỗ - học từ xa: Cách giữ chân sinh viên nước ngoài Để hóa giải tình hình này, từ tháng 8, bộ Đại Học Pháp đã xác định một chiến lược rõ ràng. Cuối tháng 8, chiến lược giảng dạy đại học thời Covid, cho sinh viên nói chung, và sinh viên nước ngoài nói riêng, được công bố. Nét chủ đạo trong phương án giảng dậy đại học thời Covid là kết hợp hai phương thức học – học tại chỗ với học từ xa, lấy giảng dậy tại chỗ làm cơ bản, nhưng áp dụng mềm dẻo tùy theo tình hình dịch bệnh cụ thể, tùy theo khả năng lựa chọn của mỗi cơ sở đào tạo. Chiến lược giảng dậy đại học thời Covid dự kiến « bốn kịch bản » tổ chức học tập, từ học tập tại chỗ với các biện pháp cảnh giác phòng dịch tăng cường đến học tập từ xa, tùy theo diễn biến của dịch. Trả lời phỏng vấn báo Le Figaro đầu tháng 9, bộ trưởng Đại Học, bà Frédérique Vidal, nhấn mạnh đến giá trị của việc kết hợp hai phương thức học tập, tại chỗ và từ xa :  « Trước đó, chúng tôi bắt đầu quá trình chuyển đổi trên phương diện giảng dạy, với nhiều dự án giảng dạy qua mạng, do các cơ sở đào tạo thiết kế, đặc biệt liên quan đến năm học thứ ba của Đại học. Với quyết định phong tỏa, tất cả mọi người đã bắt tay vào cuộc. Nhiều giảng viên thoạt tiên lưỡng lự, đã phát hiện ra những lợi thế của việc giảng bài qua mạng, cũng như việc thảo luận với sinh viên sau đó. Đấy cũng là một phương thức truyền thụ kiến thức. Toàn bộ vấn đề này dĩ nhiên cũng phụ thuộc vào loại hình môn học, cũng như sĩ số học sinh. Nhìn chung mà nói, ý nghĩa của các buổi học truyền thụ trên giảng đường như truyền thống, cũng được nhiều giáo viên – nhà nghiên cứu đánh giá lại, trong giai đoạn này. Tuy nhiên, các buổi giảng bài trên giảng đường vẫn có tầm quan trọng riêng của nó. Giờ đây, mọi tri thức thì đều đã được đưa vào sách, hay lên mạng. Song, cái cách thức mà các giảng viên đưa sinh viên đến với các tri thức đó vẫn là điều quan trọng. Và việc đến dự giờ trên giảng đường có mục tiêu như vậy ». Bộ trưởng Đại Học Frédérique Vidal tỏ ra tin tưởng ở chiến lược này. Bà cho biết thêm : « Tình hình hiện nay không ảnh hưởng đến ham muốn học tập ở nước ngoài. Chúng tôi không ghi nhận thấy việc có ít hồ sơ đăng ký hơn so với các năm trước. Chúng tôi cố gắng làm sao, để cho một sinh viên nước ngoài, một khi đã được chấp nhận vào một cơ sở đào tạo, thì việc cấp thị thực nhập cảnh sẽ diễn ra gần như là tự động. Trên thực tế, việc đi lại bằng đường hàng không khó khăn hơn nhiều. Như vậy, chúng tôi đã tạo điều kiện cho việc đào tạo từ xa. Có tổng cộng 7 khu đào tạo đại học nối mạng được mở ra tại các nước đối tác. Các sinh viên nước ngoài được bảo đảm là, cho dù họ có thể không có mặt ngay vào thời điểm khai giảng, họ cũng sẽ có điều kiện đến Pháp sau đó ».   Tổ chức khai giảng thành nhiều lần Được giao quyền tự quyết định, mỗi đại học lựa chọn phương thức tiếp nhận sinh viên theo nhịp độ riêng. Nhật báo Ouest-France giới thiệu về một trường thương mại ở Rennes (Rennes school of business), nơi nhà trường tổ chức 10 đợt khai giảng, để bảo đảm việc tiếp đón sinh viên tuân thủ các quy định về phòng dịch. 55% trong số 4.500 học sinh của nhà trường là du học sinh nước ngoài. Người phụ trách quốc tế của trường cho biết, đa số sinh viên nước ngoài đẩy lùi dịp khai giảng đến tận tháng Giêng năm sau. Giám đốc nhà trường, ông Thomas Froehlicher, cho biết là các sinh viên có thể bắt đầu năm học bằng các buổi học từ xa, và họ sẽsang Pháp khi có đủ điều kiện. Trường Rennes school of business có 20 phòng học được trang bị camera và micro, với chương trình Elive, cho phép các sinh viên nước ngoài dự giờ từ xa gần như có mặt tại giảng đường. Trong năm học này, Rennes school of business có kế hoạch tiếp nhận số lượng sinh viên nước ngoài tương tự như năm ngoái. Chỉ có điểm khác biệt là số sinh viên Trung Quốc và Ấn Độ ít hơn, sinh viên từ Hoa Kỳ thì lại sang đông hơn. Trả lời France Info, bà Vanessa Scherrer, giám đốc Quan hệ quốc tế của Học viện Khoa học Chính trị Paris (Sciences Po), cũng ghi nhận xu thế chung này : « Hiện nay, một sinh viên quốc tế trên thực tế có thể vào tuần tới, bắt đầu học từ xa. Năm học này, trường sẽ khai giảng, với cùng một lúc hai cơ sở, một có mặt tại chỗ và hai là qua mạng. Chúng tôi làm như vậy để duy trì sức thu hút của trường ». Học viện Khoa học Chính trị Paris tỏ ra lạc quan về tình hình du học sinh nước ngoài năm nay. Khoảng 50% sinh viên của trường đến từ nước ngoài, từ khoảng 130 quốc gia. Theo số liệu chính thức, được Le Figaro đăng tải, số lượng sinh viên đăng ký học năm nay tăng 16%, bất chấp khủng hoảng y tế. Một thăm dò dư luận của nhà trường, hồi tháng 7, cho biết khoảng 78% sinh viên nước ngoài đăng ký học năm thứ ba sẵn sàng sang Pháp. Chất lượng đào tạo qua mạng: Phải nằm ở tốp đầu Trên thực tế, cũng có nhiều sinh viên thất vọng vì điều kiện học tập thay đổi, với việc học qua mạng là chủ yếu, cộng với khó khăn về tài chính, hay vấn đề visa… đã quyết định chấm dứt việc học. Cũng Le Figaro dẫn lời một sinh viên Brazil, cô Luisa, « với việc đồng real mất giá, học phí tăng cao đối với bậc học master, tôi thấy rằng trả một cái giá đắt đỏ cho cuộc sống tại Paris, chỉ để theo học trên mạng, thì thật không hợp lý chút nào ». Hiệu trưởng Đại học Reims, ông Guillaume Gellé, thừa nhận việc học từ xa ngay từ đầu đối với các bậc học, năm thứ ba hay Master là không đơn giản, trong lúc với các nghiên cứu sinh tiến sĩ thì hoàn toàn khả thi. Tình hình cũng đặc biệt khó khăn đối với những ngành đào tạo khoa học, đòi hỏi thực nghiệm. Trường Bách Khoa (École polytechique) năm học này cho biết chiến lược của nhà trường là khuyến khích giảng dậy từ xa đối với các buổi học trên giảng đường lớn, trong lúc các lớp đào tạo với số lượng nhỏ và làm bài tập có hướng dẫn sẽ được tổ chức tại trường. Nâng cấp các đào tạo qua mạng (e-learning), với nhiều phương pháp sư phạm mới, là hướng ưu tiên phát triển của Trường Bách Khoa Pháp. Nhiều chuyên gia giáo dục, như ông Richard Perrin, phụ trách quan hệ quốc tế Trường cao học về thương mại phía bắc (EDHEC), khuyến cáo nước Pháp cần nỗ lực để nằm trong số các nước ở tốp đầu thế giới trong xu hướng chuyển mạnh sang giảng dậy qua mạng hiện nay.

ITR's Mattias Cruz speaks with Emmanuelle Deglaire, academic at EDHEC, about the taxation of data, discussing the legal nature of a potential tax, the key challenges and the impact on multinationals. 

Fatim-Zahra Biaz est créatrice et Managing Director du New Work Lab, www.newworklab.com, laboratoire d'innovation qui rassemble startups, étudiants et entreprises autour des sujets de l'entrepreneuriat et des transformations des univers du travail, de la formation et de l’éducation Sa volonté de changement, elle l’incarne également en lançant www.schoolofchanges.com, où elle contribue à façonner le futur du travail au Maroc et à faire éclore une nouvelle génération de jeunes leaders innovants, acteurs du changement, résolus à exprimer et libérer leur potentiel Formée à l’EDHEC puis dans le secteur du conseil et des grands projets de transformation, elle décide en recherche de plus de sens à son travail, de quitter cette voie et de prendre le temps de faire un tour du monde.  « L’école ne nous permet pas de prendre le temps de savoir qui on est, connaître son potentiel et s’orienter vers des choses qui nous font sens » Ce tour du monde va l’introduire à la notion de communauté avec les nomades digitaux, et lui donner confiance en son intuition et le goût de l’aventure, à l’écart des sentiers battus « Entreprendre ne faisait pas partie du champ des possibles ! » De retour en France en 2011, en recherche d’une aventure entrepreneuriale, elle explore la scène des startups qui se construit, les espaces de coworking et s’acculture rapidement à cette communauté, au travers de rencontres, lectures et conférences. L’occasion pour elle d’itérer sur ses projets et d’apprendre à penser et agir comme une entrepreneure « Il m’a fallu attendre longtemps pour dire pourquoi pas moi ! » De cette immersion naîtra l’idée d’un Lab, espace de rassemblement et de réflexion pour connecter, accompagner les entrepreneurs et repenser le monde du travail. Elle rentre alors au Maroc en 2013 pour lancer New Work Lab et rejoint un écosystème naissant, animé par la même ambition et grain de folie, celui d’un entreprenariat différent Elle se fixe un délai court de trois mois pour concrétiser son projet : lancer le site web, trouver un local et faire découvrir sa plateforme au service de : La communauté des Entrepreneurs : avec laquelle elle engage des conversations authentiques autour de leurs projets et besoins, et qu’elle accompagne avec des programmes d’incubation et de formation  Les Grandes Entreprises pour les former aux nouvelles méthodes d’open innovation et d’amélioration de l’expérience client, sujets de mobilité et de travail à distance,… Le besoin de renforcer la notoriété de NWL, la pousse à lancer le Pitchlab, compétition qui donne de la visibilité aux startuppers, leur permet de se faire connaître, avoir du feedback bienveillant et de trouver des clients potentiels Le NWL accueillera jusqu’à 4000 personnes / an dans les différents évènements et accompagnera plus de 400 entrepreneurs avec ses programmes d’incubation « Je n’ai pas eu la chance de pouvoir pitcher jusqu’à aujourd’hui » Elle nous livre sa conclusion sur le trait d’union de ses initiatives et son parcours d’entrepreneure : penser le sens du changement, créer un narratif autour des transformations, connecter et fédérer une communauté autour de ce changement  Ses lectures coup de cœur :  Crazy Is a Compliment: The Power of Zigging When Everyone Else Zags – Linda Rottenberg https://www.amazon.com/Crazy-Is-Compliment-Zigging-Everyone/dp/1591846641 L’entreprise du bonheur par Tony Hsieh  - https://livremoi.ma/index.php/search/standard/view/gencod/9782848994871/

Vous ne le connaissez probablement pas, à priori son marché à l’air boring. Et pourtant, Maxime Legardez m’a offert l’un des épisodes avec le plus de key learnings sur comment entreprendre et comment se lancer que j’ai enregistré ! Après avoir plongé dans le monde la musique avec Denis Ladegaillerie, sauté depuis la Tour Eiffel avec Taïg Khris et révolutionné l’habitation avec Alexandre Martin, je vous propose de découvrir (encore) un nouveau monde dans ce nouvel épisode de GDIY. Si vous pensiez que le fret routier n’avait rien de palpitant, Maxime va vous prouver le contraire ! Du haut de ses 34 ans, le mec a décidé il y 4 ans de s’attaquer à ce marché qui pèse quelques 300 milliards avec Everoad. Les dernières annonces laissent supposer qu’il a bien fait. Après avoir levé 18 millions auprès de Xavier Niel, de Jacques-Antoine Granjon ou de Jean de la Rochebrochard, il vient de s’allier, en plein déconfinement, à l’Allemand Sennder pour devenir le géant européen du fret routier. “Je m’étais dit “prends-toi entre 5 et 10 ans pour apprendre à monter des entreprises avec des gens qui ont de l'expérience”. Alors, je suis allé chez Rocket. J’étais convaincu depuis le début que le métier d’entrepreneur et de CEO c’était extrêmement difficile et j’en ai eu la confirmation.”Dans cet épisode, Maxime me raconte son parcours chez Rocket Internet, la start-up allemande qui passionne dans le milieu digital. Perso, ça me fait à la fois rêver et un peu flipper. C’est un moment passionnant ! Il explique aussi comment il s’est retrouvé à vendre des pneus en Allemagne avant de débarquer au Danemark avec la mission de créer, from scratch, une boite de ventes de lunettes dans 6 pays en 6 mois avant d’être expédié à Moscou, sans parler un mot de russe pour développer food panda. Du moment où il a décidé de quitter l’entreprise pour se lancer à son tour, avec la promesse d’être soutenu par ses anciens boss à hauteur d’un million pour son projet. Il ne reste plus qu’à le trouver… “Rocket a une réputation sulfureuse mais, ce qui est vrai, c’est qu’ils ont recruté un nombre inimaginable de personnes venant des banques, des cabinets de conseil et d’audit pour en faire des entrepreneurs. Ils ont été les premiers à lever autant d’argent pour développer l'entrepreneuriat en Europe. Ils ont créé une génération d’entrepreneurs.”Il aborde aussi son éducation, l’importance de ses racines douaisiennes et du voyage dans son développement, ses études à l’EDHEC, sa bande de potes (dont un certain Alexandre Martin), sa relation avec ses investisseurs, comment il a fait face pendant le confinement, le stress d’être un solo-fonder et son nouveau rôle, le plus beau : celui de papa. “J’ai de l’ambition et j’en ai toujours eu mais toujours pimentée d’un goût profond pour la découverte, par l’autre et pour les choses simples.”Vous saurez comment il a fait pour se lancer, en rencontrant des gens de toute l’industrie. Comment il a réussi à se démarquer auprès de grands investisseurs comme Xavier Niel ou Jean de la Rochebrochard avec des mails un peu WTF (il nous les partage sur le site de GDIY). Vous verrez comment un article de journal peut littéralement changer une vie. Comment il recrute ses collaborateurs, comment il progresse et comment il fait face aux doutes. Press play, écoute jusqu’au bout, je te promets que tu ne le regretteras pas ! Maxime recommande : les livres de Balzac, toujours très actuels et en particulier Illusions perdues, où l'on suit Lucien, un jeune monté à la capitale pour conquérir le monde, avant de retourner à ses racines. Toute ressemblance avec l’invité est totalement fortuite ;). les documentaires sportifs, dont Movistar. On a fait un peu de name-dropping dans cet épisode mais je vous recommande : Early stage #4 – Maxime Huzar – SpaceFill – La logistique comme vous ne l’avez jamais vue#45 Geoffroy Bragadir – Ring Capital : rebondir en tant qu’investisseur après un gros succès…#72 Philippe Gabilliet - L’art de provoquer sa chance#81 Jacques Antoine Granjon – Cofondateur VEEPEE – l’aventure, l’hypercroissance, les marques et l’instinct#106 Jean de la Rochebrochard – Kima Ventures – Human machine#121 Olivier Sibony – Comment prendre de meilleures décisions et être plus créatif ?#131 Jade Francine – WeMaintain – Quitter le droit pour réparer des ascenseurs, un marché à 35 milliards#132 Pierre Kosciusko-Morizet – PriceMinister… – Arrêter de vouloir être le premier#134 Alexandre Martin – Colonies – Révolutionner l’habitation avec le coliving#135 – Denis Ladegaillerie – Believe – L’homme qui distribue les plus gros succès du hit-parade

Comment internet a révolutionné le monde du travail ? C’est ce que je voulais savoir en invitant Vincent Huguet, le fondateur de Malt. Vous allez avoir un paquet de réponses sur le sujet. Mais en plus de cela, vous apprendrez comment Vincent a fédéré plus de 170.000 freelances. Comment il a convaincu des sociétés du CAC 40 de travailler avec des indépendants. Comment il a réussi à concurrencer des “ESN” qui ont pignon sur rue depuis 40 ans. “Il faut aimer le chaos quand tu es entrepreneur.” Vous comprendrez comment utiliser le “chaos créatif” pour disrupter tout en restant rigoureux. Vous aurez une merveilleuse leçon sur la manière de gérer l'internationalisation d’une plateforme, une croissance explosive. Et enfin, vous aurez l’illustration parfaite de l’importance de rester proche de son équipe et des siens.“On est dans un monde où il est très facile de tester des choses, alors qu’est ce qu’on attend ?”Une fois de plus, j’ai eu un échange sans filtre avec un invité incroyable. Je suis sûr qu’il vous plaira autant qu’à moi.Vincent recherche un CMO, si vous êtes intéressés, contactez-le sur LinkedIn, envoyé un mail à jobs@malt.com ou sur la page carrière de Malt. On a cité plein de personnes incroyablement intéressantes : Xavier Lorphelin, Jean-David Chamboredon, Quentin Debavelaere et, last but not least, de nos femmes. On vous conseille pleins de beaux livres : #The E-Myth Revisited: Why Small Buisinesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It (ou sa version française) par Michael E. Gerber #Who: The A Method for Hiring de Geoff Smart et Randy Street#Rework de Jason Fried et David Heinemeier Hansson #AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order de Kai-Fu Lee On a aussi parlé podcast : #Master of Scale par Reid Hoffman#Rework #La Martingale Enfin, pour ceux intéressés par le Malt Tech Trends c’est ici. #ThrowbackSunday, avec Vincent, on a cité pas mal d’anciens épisodes de GDIY, à savoir : #17 Marc Fournier – lancer un business quand tu fais l’ESCP et SciencesPo à la fois#25 Clément Alteresco – Bureaux à Partager -créer Digitick, vendre 50 millions et ne toucher que 100k#73 Marc Simoncini – De Meetic à Jaina – Les montagnes russes de l’entrepreneuriat#76 Gilles Chetelat - Sticky Ads - plus de 100 millions d’euros d’exit pour une boîte que personne ne connaît.#95 Cédric Villani – Comment laisser une place au hasard pour découvrir des mondes incroyables ?#99 Antoine Freysz – Kerala Ventures – Comment être le The Voice des entrepreneurs ? qui a permis ce superbe épisode ! #101 Anthony Bourbon – FEED – L’avenir de la nourriture est-il liquide ou en barre ?#108 Carole Juge – Joone – l’histoire de sa vie : comment se lancer à l’assaut du business des couches #110 Julie Chapon – Yuka – Faire bouger les géants de la food avec une petite startup#112 Gilles Raymond – “Je préfère me planter en essayant de sauter deux mètres, que réussir brillamment en sautant 30 centimètres.”#120 Julia Bijaoui – Frichti – Devenir le Picard du frais#121 Olivier Sibony – Comment prendre de meilleures décisions et être plus créatif ?Shout out à Jeanne Poujardieu, une ancienne de l’EDHEC qui vient de rejoindre l’équipe de CosaVostra en tant que Digital project manager pour notre plus grand bonheur ! On salue aussi l’équipe de TOPFIVE. Un petit coucou à mon oncle. Merci à Morgan pour la musique et le mixage. Contactez-le sur studio-module.com !

Aujourd’hui j’accueille sur le Gratin, Xavier Mufraggi, CEO c’est à dire Europe et Afrique du Club Med. Vous pourrez le retrouver en allant sur le site du Club Med bien sûr mais surtout n’hésitez pas à le saluer sur LinkedIn à Xavier Mufraggi. Comment vous décrire Xavier ? Triathlète, marié et papa de deux enfants dont il prend grand soin, mais aussi CEO d’une des plus grandes marques françaises du monde du voyage. Pas mal non ? Diplomé de l’EDHEC, Xavier a travaillé 7 ans dans la vente et le marketing chez Krafts Foods avant de rejoindre l’équipe marketing du Club Med en 2005. En arrivant il sait qu’il a trouvé sa place, et la culture d’entreprise qui lui convient. Il va ainsi gravir les échelons au sein du Club pour devenir CEO de la zone Europe – Afrique en Septembre 2019. Ce que j’ai trouvé fascinant avec Xavier c’est son empathie. A la tête d’une entreprise de plusieurs milliers de personnes, on sent qu’il sait que chaque personne compte, qu’il faut en prendre soin, et ne pas juste faire de cette écoute de paroles en l’air. On a donc énormément parlé de management, de culture d’entreprise, de vision, du rôle d’un CEO dans une structure telle que celle du Club Med. Il m’a expliqué les étapes qu’il avait du suivre pour faire adhérer les équipes à à la vision de l’entreprise qu’il défendait, sans pour autant l’imposer de manière autoritaire. Cette vision, Xavier l’a traduite dans un livre blanc que je vous invite à découvrir sur l’économie de la considération : le fait de considérer l’autre. De l’entendre. De le respecter. Que ce soit une personne issue des équipes internes, un partenaire ou un client. Malheureusement à mon grand damn cet épisode est un peu plus rapide que de coutume, car je dois l’avouer que je suis arrivée en retard à notre rdv et Xavier n’avait plus beaucoup de temps libre devant lui. Je n’ai pas pu creuser en profondeur de nombreux sujets qu’on a abordé rapidement le développement personnel et les grands principes que Xavier s’applique à lui-même, l’organisation de son temps, entre vie professionnelle ultra remplie et équilibre familial ou encore les outils qu’il utilise au quotidien. Une partie remise à plus tard je l’espère. Dernier point avant de passer à l’interview à la fin de l’épisode nous reparlons du livre blanc sur l’économie de la considération. Contrairement à ce que je pensais il n’est pas disponible sur le site du Club Med mais via une page dédiée que je vous mettrai avec les autres notes de l’épisode sur le blog du Gratin. Mais je ne vous en dis pas plus et laisse place à ma conversation avec Xavier Mufraggi. Notes et référencesLe livre blanc sur l‘économie de la considérationLe contact de Xavier sur LinkedInLe site web du Club Med Les livres recommandés par Xavier : Mindset De Carol S Dweck The Happiness Advantage Les nouveaux clubs ouverts :L’agence « appartement Club Med » sur les champs Elysées à Paris où j’ai fait l’itwL’appartement-boutique à Nice 1. La News du GratinLa News du Gratin est une mini newsletter pour vous nourrir en plus du podcast. C’est une newsletter très courte, à lire en 5mn top chrono de ce qui m’a marqué dans les dernières semaines : livres à lire, réflexions, applis à télécharger, citations, films ou documentaires à voir etc. Pour la recevoir, il n’y a qu’à s’abonner à la newsletter sur le blog du Gratin ! 2. Des conseils concrets sur ma chaîne YouTube Envie de lancer votre propre podcast ? De bénéficier de conseils sur quel matériel utiliser ? Ma nouvelle chaîne YouTube est faite pour vous !3. Contactez-moi ! Si le podcast vous plaît, le meilleur moyen de me le dire, ou de me faire vos feed-backs (et ce qui m’aide le plus à le faire connaître) c’est simplement de laisser un avis 5 étoiles ou un commentaire sur l’application iTunes. Ca m’aide vraiment, alors n’hésitez pas :)Pour me poser des questions ou suivre mes tribulations c’est par ici :Sur Instagram @paulinelaigneauSur LinkedIn @pauline laigneauSur FacebookSur Twitter @plaigneau

En 2014, j'ai créé ma boite : www.MoiChef.fr. J'avais plein d'idées pré conçues sur comment se lancer et clairement, je ne partais pas du tout dans la bonne direction. La bonne nouvelle, c'est que j’ai rapidement découvert une méthodologie de création de startup qui m’a permis de corriger le tir.Cette méthode m’a tellement convaincu qu’à présent je l’enseigne à l’université (Paris Dauphine) et en école de commerce (EDHEC, ESSEC). Il m’arrive même régulièrement d’accompagner des grands groupes pour les aider à innover en interne.Mon objectif est que vous compreniez comment un entrepreneur passe de la simple “idée” à une entreprise qui trouve son “Market/Fit” le plus vite possible (= vous avez trouvé votre marché, vous avez de vrais clients, pas seulement votre famille et vos amis). Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Après 3 mois à vadrouiller sur le continent américain, me voici de retour à Paris où je reçois cette semaine Bradley Lafond, co-fondateur des boulangeries Ernest & Valentin.Bradley fait partie de ces têtes brulées qui se sont lancées dans l’entrepreneuriat juste après de leurs études. Après une première expérience dans le meuble à la réussite mitigée dont il nous parle en toute franchise, Bradley et son frère décident de se reconvertir dans le dans le pain et les viennoiseries.Ni une ni deux, les voici en CAP pâtisserie pour l’un et boulangerie pour l’autre. En quelques mois, ils ouvrent leur premier établissement dans le 12ème à Paris. Puis un deuxième, un troisième… 6 ans plus tard ils en sont à 6 boulangeries pour un chiffre d’affaire de 6 millions et demi d’euros.Bradley nous raconte les dessous de cette reconversion, du changement de rythme de vie avec des réveils très matinaux aux difficultés d’obtention d’un prêt bancaire puis au succès commercial de ces beaux établissements.Comme toujours si cet épisode vous plait, le meilleur moyen de me le dire c’est de :Laisser 5 étoiles et un petit commentaire sur itunes/Apple podcastVous abonner au podcast :) Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Après ses études à l’EDHEC et à la LSE, Yalda Alaoui s’installe à Londres pour travailler dans la finance. Mais voilà, après quelques années, le diagnostic tombe : elle est atteinte de deux maladies auto-immunes qui la conduisent à revoir radicalement sa façon de vivre et de manger. Une dizaine d’années plus tard sur le chemin de la guérison et d’une recherche en profondeur sur la nutrition, elle partage aujourd’hui son savoir sur son site Eat Burn Sleep. Nous avons parlé de nutrition bien sûr, de la découverte de la maladie et du choc qui va avec, de la manière dont on peut réapprendre à se nourrir, de maternité, de rapport au corps et de recettes simples, mais délicieuses.

88. Solène de Laborderie (L’Atelier de Solène): Une Créatrice à Station F Solène de Laborderie Fondatrice de L’Atelier de Solène Rencontre aujourd’hui avec Solène de Laborderie, une véritable passionnée de bijoux ! Depuis son plus jeune âge, Solène crée de fins bijoux dorés avec une seule idée : permettre à celles qui les portent de ne jamais les quitter. Diplômée de l’EDHEC puis incubée à Station F, elle développe son esprit entrepreneurial et affine ses délicates créations. Un travail quotidien avec des ateliers parisiens, qui permet de proposer à chaque femme des modèles alliant savoir-faire et élégance. Avec elle nous parlons de se lancer tôt avec 2500 euros, d’entreprendre à Station F en tant que créatrice, de comment utiliser les réseaux sociaux pour se faire connaître, de co-branding... À vos écouteurs ! https://www.latelierdesolene.fr/ Pour le Compte-Rendu complet de l’épisode (outils mentionnés, livre, points à retenir, etc.): https://revolutiondigitale.fr/solene-de-laborderie Suivez Solène sur: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/atelierdesolene Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/atelierdesolene/ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/solène-de-laborderie Suivez-nous sur: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/revodigitale/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/revolutiondigitale Twitter - https://twitter.com/revodigitale Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQWyIhIUtihUmvpphJ2pzmA

First Company interview! Today we're talking to Edouard Carré, an account executive at Linked-In Dublin. He is an ambassador from EDHEC business school who took some time to talk about his job and the opportunities at Linked in. Like I've always been evangelizing, you don't have to let your passport limit the possibilities of your work. Edouard shares the work culture at LinkedIn in Dublin, and his experience working with an international team. This interview is rich with details about how often LinkedIn Europe hires and what kind of profiles they accept. He also touches on the best way to apply to ensure you get an interview call- towards the end. Hope this helps, Josh.

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In the first of a two part series,  Professor Dellinger  interviews Björn Fasterling regarding the scandal that has rocked  Volkswagen in what is now being called "Dieselgate". Björn Fasterling is professor of law and the head of the law faculty at EDHEC Business School (Lille & Nice, France). His research and publications focus on ethics and compliance management in companies, and more recently on business and human rights. Prior to joining EDHEC, professor Fasterling practised as a German lawyer in the Berlin office of the Washington DC based law firm WilmerHale Update: After completing the two interviews on the VW “dieselgate” scandal, VW  announced  plans to launch 30 all-electric models to reposition itself as a leader in "green" transport.  Matthias Mueller, chief executive of VW, said huge investments would be needed as the firm moves beyond the "dieselgate" scandal.  Mr. Mueller hopes that by 2025, all-electric cars would account for about 20-25% of the German carmaker's annual sales. Volkswagen has also agreed  to take a series of steps costing about $10.2 billion to settle claims from its unprecedented diesel emissions cheating scandal in the U.S.

In this episode Moniqe Valcour, management professor at EDHEC business school shares with us key insight to career self-management, continuous learning and work-life integration in crafting a sustainable career. She also gives some great advice to CEOs!