A group of CUHK Business School students who enrolled to the EYAcademy (EYA) Program performed remarkably in the EYA CSR Challenge 2016 organised by Ernst & Young (EY).
Telling alumni to ‘keep discovering (their) true beauty and potential’, Ms. Caroline Sze, Image Consultant and Director of Seasoning, hosted a Business School graduates workshop on professional image styling during a weekend in May.
CUHK Business School has recently announced the Faculty Teaching Excellence Award 2014-2015 (FTEA). This is the first year of the FTEA to be introduced to honour faculty members for their excellent performance and achievements.
A study by CUHK Business School reveals the invisible links between financial analysts and fund managers and how their friendships cloak the financial gains in investment in China. Find out more in a feature article published in Nikkei Asian Review by Prof. George Yang.
Kumamon is a mascot created by the government of Kumamoto Prefecture. The beloved, cuddly Japanese character has generated huge economic benefits, and has also become a marketing superstar for merchandises. Simon Lee shared his insights into the success of Kumamon with Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese.
Team-building activities are widely used by asset management companies to boost employees’ spirits and promote better interactions among them. In an interview with Financial Times’ Ignites Asia, Dr. Anna Tsui says that team-building activities may improve employee morale.
Outperforming other 18 finalist teams from top business schools around the world, the CUHK Business School team seized the championship of Peak Time 2016.
A team led by five CUHK Business School students is getting closer to achieving their ambitious vision of empowering 550 young people this summer through organising the globally recognised HPAIR 2016 Asia Conference.
CUHK Business School MBA student Rohit Gupta received top honour and was runner up in the prestigious Graduate Business Forum (GBF) Leadership Awards 2016.
Universities and business schools are offering courses to help family businesses tackle challenges in operation and succession. Prof. Kevin Au says in an interview with The Peak magazine that he has designed an MBA course that focuses on issues not just from the family business perspective, but also from the perspective of professionals who are working for or with family businesses.
On 20 and 21 February 2016, 16 representatives from The Chinese University of Hong Kong attended the Postgradasia Postgraduate Studies Fair, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Almost everyone is catching the buzz as Hong Kong strives to make its mark in new technology. Post-doctoral fellow Marta Dowejko says in an interview with China Daily that local corporations and “the rich” are suspicious of startups and quick money is their drug.
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