Studying at a global business school in the heart of the Chinese economy provides CEIBS MBAs with many unique opportunities to develop an in-depth knowledge of the Chinese market.  Though the MBA programme is conducted in English, sometimes Chinese entrepreneurs and executives  are more…

May 13, 2017. Shanghai – One of the highlights of the CEIBS social calendar, Taiwan Night brought together 130 MBA students, 20 alumni and 10 faculty members tonight for an entertainment-packed evening. Hosted by MBA students from Taiwan, the annual event celebrates the culture and cuisine of Taiwan…

April 21, 2017. Shanghai – A group of CEIBS MBA 2018 students are combining their marketing and technology expertise to help German multinational Henkel devise a strategy for growing its sales using big data. Their efforts are part of the MBA Programme’s Integrated China Strategy Project (ICSP), w…

March 8, 2017. Shanghai – It was while working as a technology consultant at Deloitte in Bangalore, India last year that Akshara Ajith first became involved in women’s leadership initiatives. Back then, she was an executive member of Deloitte’s Women’s Initiative (WIN), and as part of the company’…

Q&A with CEIBS MBA 2017 Leela Greenberg What is your earliest memory of being interested in China? As strange as it may sound, my interest in China arose from a fascination with ancient philosophers like Laozi. I used to have a bilingual version of the DaoDeJing and I would stare at the Chin…

CEIBS MBA 2017 student and President of the CEIBS MBA Energy and Environment Club, Jesse Miller begins the Year of the Rooster with a smile, having recently accepted an offer to join one of China’s largest media companies after graduation. After completing his overseas exchange at the Indian Schoo…

Taiwanese Chicco Tseng is one member of the CEIBS MBA 2018 class that already knows what it’s like to have an idea that’s so good that your competitor hires you. After doing a Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering at Purdue in the US, Chicco did a mandatory stint in the Taiwanese army. Whil…

He just can’t help it. Thirty-one -year-old Andrew Kim is a serial entrepreneur. And he’s good at it. “I’m a dreamer. When a new entrepreneurial opportunity comes up, I obviously scrutinise the idea; but more importantly, I look at the individuals who I will be partnering with. I look to see if w…

When Go Nakanishi travels around China, he often studies local restaurant staff while dining. How efficient are they? Do they provide good service? These things indicate to a newcomer what it would be like to do business in that area, he says.  Such details are important to an aspiring entrepre…