Winner of inaugural CEMS Philippe Louvet Innovation Award announced

“This rigorous and innovative project, is consistent with the global spirit of CEMS: three schools from three different continents teamed up with four Corporate Partners, one NGO and a number of faculty and students to realize a high quality project based on a truly collaborative approach. The project offers a solid learning experience based on both online and offline methods that will cover relevant subjects for the future of CEMS graduates such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and cloud computing,“

“Ladislav, Massimo and I believe that the future of learning should have a greater focus on transformational impact regardless of online versus face-to-face delivery. We also believe that the most substantial competitive advantage of CEMS is the quality and diversity of its network and that there is a need for much more true delivery collaboration. We are a productive and vibrant alliance with global reach and expertise. The new course will be set in the context of the six mega trends (economic power shift, resource security/climate change, rapid urbanisation, evolving communities, impactful technology and empower individuals) and the UNs Sustainable Development Goals. It will equip students with the skills to navigate disruption in a world where a less hierarchical and more agile lateral global collaboration is critical for organizational success,”