The CEMS Career Forum is the ideal opportunity for CEMS students and young alumni to meet and interact with CEMS Corporate Partners, learn about internships and permanent job positions, as well as expanding their social and professional networks!
2025 CEMS Alumni of the Year Awards: Nominations now open!
The annual awards honor outstanding alumni who exemplify CEMS values. Celebrate the success of our diverse CEMS alumni and nominate a CEMSie by September 12!
The CEMS Alumni Platform is the meeting place for all CEMS Alumni. Connect with each other via the live global finder and let your friends know you are in town. Promote or attend events, check out lifelong learning and mentoring opportunities and so much more.
Hear from the various stakeholders of our community! Dive into the different themes that reflect on our past achievements embracing our present initiatives and inviting you to our future aspirations!
In their thought-provoking paper “The University in the Anthropocene”, Paul Shrivastava of Pennsylvania State University and Laszlo Zsolnai of CEMS Partner Corvinus University of Budapest deliver a compelling reimagination of the role of higher education in facing planetary-scale challenges.
The conference “Taking stock from three decades of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research for social transformations: fostering justice, pluralism and sustainability” in November ’24, hosted by UC Louvain in partnership with the European University Circle U, brought together four keynote speakers to reflect on how knowledge co-production can drive real-world change.
Esade, through its Center for Leadership and Sustainability and supported by Alsea and Bonpreu, reports a shift from traditional ESG frameworks to an enhanced model called E-ESG, which places employees at the center of corporate sustainability strategies. It explores how organizations must recognise employees not merely as operational resources but as core stakeholders whose wellbeing, engagement, and sense of belonging directly influence organizational resilience and success.
At the CEMS member school and one of the founding partners, the University of Cologne, entrepreneurship isn't just a buzzword – it is a lived reality, championed by the Gateway Excellence Start-up Center. This vibrant hub equips students with the tools to transform bold ideas into impactful ventures. One shining example is CatchHR, an innovative start-up founded by alumni Marco Verhoeven and Justin Bous.
A new report from the Ivey Centre for Building Sustainable Value offers crucial guidance for Canadian firms aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Authored by Matthew Lynch, Robert D. Klassen (Associate Dean, Research and Ivey Professor of Operations Management), and Rebecca Zuker (HBA Sustainability Certificate student), "Corporate Strategies for Net Zero" tackles the complexities of climate transition amid rising stakeholder expectations and competitive pressures.
In their thought-provoking paper “The University in the Anthropocene”, Paul Shrivastava of Pennsylvania State University and Laszlo Zsolnai of CEMS Partner Corvinus University of Budapest deliver a compelling reimagination of the role of higher education in facing planetary-scale challenges.
The conference “Taking stock from three decades of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research for social transformations: fostering justice, pluralism and sustainability” in November ’24, hosted by UC Louvain in partnership with the European University Circle U, brought together four keynote speakers to reflect on how knowledge co-production can drive real-world change.
Esade, through its Center for Leadership and Sustainability and supported by Alsea and Bonpreu, reports a shift from traditional ESG frameworks to an enhanced model called E-ESG, which places employees at the center of corporate sustainability strategies. It explores how organizations must recognise employees not merely as operational resources but as core stakeholders whose wellbeing, engagement, and sense of belonging directly influence organizational resilience and success.
At the CEMS member school and one of the founding partners, the University of Cologne, entrepreneurship isn't just a buzzword – it is a lived reality, championed by the Gateway Excellence Start-up Center. This vibrant hub equips students with the tools to transform bold ideas into impactful ventures. One shining example is CatchHR, an innovative start-up founded by alumni Marco Verhoeven and Justin Bous.
A new report from the Ivey Centre for Building Sustainable Value offers crucial guidance for Canadian firms aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Authored by Matthew Lynch, Robert D. Klassen (Associate Dean, Research and Ivey Professor of Operations Management), and Rebecca Zuker (HBA Sustainability Certificate student), "Corporate Strategies for Net Zero" tackles the complexities of climate transition amid rising stakeholder expectations and competitive pressures.