Fund houses worry that it would be even harder to retain their talented employees after having offered them training through business schools. Stephanie Villemagne told Financial Times that the business school training could help prepare professionals to take on roles in strategy, leadership and corporate development.
In commemoration of the MBA’s 50th anniversary, the flagship CUHK Business School Conference hit all the right notes on Friday 9 September 2016 in the Grand Ballroom of the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.
To mark the 50th anniversary of its world-class MBA programmes, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School organised its signature conference on 9 September 2016 drawing more than 500 audiences to discuss the opportunities and challenges from China and consider what the next few years may hold. Find out more about the conference from the post-event report in South China Morning Post.
Financial Times has published the first blog contributed by current CUHK MBA student Harish Sivashanmugam. In his blog, he shares his advice with MBA aspirants on how to create a compelling application essay.
To celebrate the milestone of MBA 50th anniversary, CUHK Business School successfully rolled out the second round of advertising and promotion campaign across a wide range of media in September.
Hosted at the Cheng Yu Tung Building on 19 August, the MBA Opening Ceremony of the Class of 2018 welcomed over 100 guests, including members of the new MBA cohort and their families, along with MBA teachers and alumni.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s magazine CONNECT provides a platform to inform readers of selected business topics through articles written by staff and guest writers.
The journey with the MBA Class of 2018 began post-typhoon in early August 2016. It was clearly an exhilarating moment for the new cohort to meet their fellow MBAs and chart the course together for the programme year ahead.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School is organising a conference to mark the golden jubilee of its MBA programmes. In an interview with South China Morning Post, Dean Chan says by offering a platform for academics, industry leaders, and business executives, the conference will provide market intelligence about trends and innovation.
New MBA director and Associate Dean (Graduate Programmes) Stephanie Villemagne says in an interview with South China Morning Post that her new role offers her a chance to tell the international community about Hong Kong’s multiple strengths.
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