Humans of CEMS
CEMS is much more than an academic programme. When you join CEMS, you become part of a community of academic institutions, corporate visionaries, NGOs, and business leaders who seek to raise our collective global consciousness and create greater value for all through a meaningful collaboration. No other member of CEMS showcases the results of these efforts more than CEMS alumni and students. There’s huge power in being part of a global network and we are proud to share with you our shining stars.
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Humanitarian values aren’t only relevant in conflict zones. They show up in how you treat people, how you listen, how you handle power. You can live these values in a corporate role, a start-up, a consultancy—anywhere.
Kay von Mérey - Co-founder & President Circle of Young Humanitarians
Class of 2024, University of St.Gallen
When done right, marketing can be a powerful tool for social change. Instead of just promoting products, marketing should aim to meet real needs and help people make better choices.
Aron Berhe - A Journey from Finance to Marketing Innovation
Class of 2016, Norwegian School of Economics
Reach out to others! Remember, you're not alone in navigating job searches, visa requirements, or skill gaps. Many people have faced similar challenges and are often willing to share their experiences and advice.
Cristian Hernandez - Supporting companies in their digital transformation journey 🇪🇸 @Salesforce
Class of 2022, WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
Moving abroad can be daunting, but it's an incredible opportunity for growth, both personally and professionally.
Marit Sommerseth Schiefloe - Assistant Manager, Cyber Strategy & Transformation @Deloitte Switzerland
Class of 2019, Norwegian School of Economics
Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Whether you think they’re "dumb" or not, asking questions is crucial for learning and growth.
Joelle Soumi - CEMS Student, intern in Digital Marketing @Henkel, Sweden
Class of 2023, Norwegian School of Economics
CEMS being practical in terms of working on projects with businesses with people from different countries has definitely shaped my approach to becoming a remote startup founder.
Madeleine Bjørnestad Røed - Founder of social investment app
Class of 2013, Norwegian School of Economics
Start before you're ready! begin with what you have and build as you go. Your journey will teach you what you need to know.
Adarsh Miharia - CEMS Alumni 2023, Group trainee at H&M
Stockholm School of Economics
Sailing a boat to a destination completely changes the way of traveling: instead of traveling for the destination, you appreciate the length of the journey.
Gwendal Chereil de la Rivière - CEMS student, participant in the 2024 Cap-Martinique race
HEC Paris
Be agile, learn new things continuously, but remember to work on the basics.
Danil Makarov
Class of 2019, University of Cologne
“International exposure enables us to transcend boundaries. Through studying and working alongside peers from different backgrounds, I discovered the art of collaboration and how to connect with others in a multicultural environment.”
Ricky Li
Class of 2019, HKUST Business School
