There are a number of criteria that need to be met by
companies wishing to become CEMS Corporate Partners.
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Partnership criteria... the company should: |
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be attracted to the overall philosophy of CEMS |
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be strongly committed to the ongoing development
of CEMS as a strategic alliance of universities and Corporate Partners |
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be willing and able to contribute to CEMS on
various levels, both geographical and hierarchical |
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be ready to take an active part in shaping the
CEMS programme |
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have the intention and possibility of offering
challenging international careers for CEMS graduates |
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be a certain size |
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have international scope |
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be recognised as leader in its field |
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CEMS will, on its side, strive for a geographical balance of
Corporate Partners across Europe as well as a broad variety of
business sectors among Corporate Partners. |
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Admission procedure |
The admission procedure is designed to ensure that the company will
get to know CEMS and its philosophy well before applying to become a
member. It also enables CEMS to get to know the company and its
intentions better. In this way the company can see if the partnership
will meet its expectations, and both parties can see whether they share
a common view on the purpose of the partnership and on future co-operation.
Companies who have been contacted by CEMS or who have approached CEMS
for membership will be invited to a central meeting with CEMS representatives.
Held about once a year (in September/October), this brings together a group
of companies for an information session about CEMS, as well as a more
hands-on working session around CEMS functioning, opportunities and examples
of co-operation.
After the meeting, the company can take the decision of
applying for CEMS membership on the basis of a thorough
knowledge of what the partnership entails. The application
will be ratified by all CEMS voting members by email or
hands-on vote. |
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For more information |
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corporatepartners
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| | Quotations | | | | | Prof. Uwe Specht
Executive Vice President Henkel (1998), CEMS Executive Board Member | “I believe that CEMS is a fruitful partnership between corporate and...
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