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International Partnerships in Business Schools



Thursday 23 June 2011, at the Institut Français



‘How international partnerships in business schools help improve graduate profiles for the future

job market’



Economic globalisation and the labour mobility that follows such expansion have created a dramatic increase in

intra-company cultural diversity over recent years. Managers are now expected to coordinate international teams and

to deal with cross-cultural issues on a day-to-day basis; moreover, they are often requested to relocate to other

countries themselves. Through multi-country education programmes, students will learn the skills needed to excel

within the international job market. Thanks to partnerships with academic institutions both within and beyond Europe,

universities are able to offer this invaluable experience.

This conference is an initiative of ESCP Europe, the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) and the Institut

Français in London. With this event, we intend to measure the impact of international business school partnerships on

student profiles, and to analyse the implications of such partnerships on the management of both business schools as

a whole and the individual programmes provided therein.

Schedule

9:00 Coffee, registration

9:30 Welcome address by H.E. Bernard Emié (tbc), French Ambassador, Dr Eckhard Lübkemeier, German

Chargé d’Affaires a.i., and Professor Patrick Gougeon, ESCP Europe

9:50 Keynote speaker: Nicola Dandridge, Chief Executive, Universities UK

10:10 Panel discussion: ‘Benefits of International partnerships’ - What types of international partnerships

can be set up, what are the benefits of these partnerships, and what are the costs?

Sharon Bamford, CEO, AMBA

Prof. Alain Chevalier, ESCP Europe

Prof. John Edwards, Aston Business School

Dr. Nina Lemmens, DAAD

Florence Gomez,French Chamber of Commerce, London

Simon Williams, British Council

Prof. Andreas Zaby, Berlin School of Economics and Law

Moderator: Ann Mroz, THE



12:30 Lunch

14:00 Panel discussion: ‘Best practice examples of successful partnerships’ - representatives from business

schools will discuss the cultural issues they meet when negotiating international partnerships,

providing real-life examples.

Prof. George Balabanis, CASS

Prof. Natalia Guseva, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Bettina Kosiel, University of Mannheim, Mannheim Business School

Richard Perrin, EDHEC

Francoise Lafon, ESSEC

Iris Ritter, HEC

Prof. Baldur Veit, Reutlingen University and Professor Julia Brüggemann, ESB Business School

Moderator: Eric Albert, La Tribune



16:30 Panel discussion: ‘Impact on business’ - successful corporate speakers will illustrate how international

profiles benefit the business world.

Dr Ulrich Hoppe, German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce

David Marsh, SCCO International

Arnaud Vaissié, Chairman of the French Chamber of Commerce in Great-Britain

Moderator: Olaf Storbeck, Handelsblatt



17:30 Cocktail party

Venue: Institut Français du Royaume-Uni

17 Queensberry Place, London SW7 2DT

RSVP Nicole Bea nicole.bea@diplomatie.gouv.fr



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