CEMS
CEMS makes a leap in the QS 2026 MIM ranking!
Stronger together. Greater in impact - and ranked among the very best!
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Alumni of the Year 2026: Nominations are open
Know a CEMSie who is making a real impact? Nominate a CEMS Alumni!
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Back to St. Gallen: CEMS Alumnus Ola Källenius Meets the Next Generation
The Mercedes-Benz CEO returned to campus to engage with CEMS students during a Skill Seminar and leadership discussion.
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CEMS Corporate Insights
At the Intersection of Healthcare and Tech: Khilola Shukurova, Vice President Marketing EMEA at Align Technology
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tesa joins the CEMS Global Alliance
CEMS proudly welcomes tesa as a Corporate Partner, expanding opportunities for collaboration across the Global Alliance.
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CEMS Philippe Louvet Grant 2026 - Call for applications!
Ready to bring your innovation to life? The financial grant to carry out the winning project - offered by L’Oréal - amounts 30,000 Euros!
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CEMS Graduation Ceremony 2025 in Rio de Janeiro
Congratulations to our 1,200 New CEMS MIM Graduates!
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A new report for a new leadership landscape
Think First, Prompt Second:
CEMS explores what will define next-level leadership in the AI era!
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CEMS alumni raise the bar again in earnings and impact!
CEMS’ strength is also reflected in the school ranking itself.
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Ranking & Key figures
4th
in QS 2026 ranking
1100+
MIM students yearly
22K+
alumni globally
33
leading business schools
70+
corporate partners
social partners
4th
in QS 2026 ranking
1100+
MIM students yearly
22K+
alumni globally
33
leading business schools
70+
corporate partners
social partners
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CEMS Annual Events & Graduation Ceremony 2026
25 November
28 November 2026
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Networking
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DACH Forum
26 May
29 May 2026
25 November
28 November 2026
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CEMS Annual Events & Graduation Ceremony 2026
25 November
28 November 2026
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News & Stories
Alumni of the Year 2026: Nominations are open
CEMS Global Alumni Week 2026: Turning Global Reach into Real Exchange
Regional events
CEMS North American Summit 2026: Leadership in Practice
Alumni of the Year 2026: Nominations are open
CEMS Global Alumni Week 2026: Turning Global Reach into Real Exchange
Regional events
CEMS North American Summit 2026: Leadership in Practice
Alumni stories
Hassan Yassine - Simplifying Global Mobility Through AI
CEMS Alumni Stories of Impact and Purpose - Karl Koch
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Thought Leadership
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From Value Creation to Value Sharing: New Insights from HEC Paris
The most recent report “Value Sharing Mechanisms: From Optional to Indispensable?” produced by the Sustainability & Organizations Institute at CEMS founding member HEC Paris offers a timely contribution to debates on how firms can create prosperity more fairly and more durably.
Beyond Resilience: How to turn disruption into real opportunities
In today’s world, disruption is not only technological, but also geopolitical, social and organisational, and this matters deeply for sustainability because it reshapes everything from supply chains and energy systems to regulation, talent and trust. In that context, simply anticipating shocks or adapting after the fact is not enough.
When Purpose Meets Growth: Evidence that Social Startups Can Grow Without Trade-Offs (UCD)
Alessandro Laspia (Politecnico di Torino), Davide Viglialoro (Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia), Giuliano Sansone (University College Dublin – Our CEMS partner), and Paolo Landoni (Politecnico di Torino) address a timely question for business schools and corporate partners alike: can ventures designed to deliver both financial returns and measurable societal value grows in the same way as conventional startups?
Carbon Information, Pricing, and Bans: Evidence from a Field Experiment
Yurii Handziuk and Stefano Lovo, both based at HEC Paris, begin with a practical policy problem: how to help people adopt lower-carbon habits when daily decisions are shaped by convenience, taste, and routine. Using food choices as their setting, they compare three widely discussed approaches that organizations can realistically implement: providing carbon footprint information, restricting the offer (for example, removing high-carbon dishes on a given day), and adjusting prices so that higher-carbon dishes cost more while lower-carbon dishes cost less.
Building a Green and Sustainable Finance Workforce: Insights into Hong Kong Young Adults' Career Interests and Perceptions
We have in previous CEMS Tli post covered Hong Kong’s ambition to be a leading Asian hub for green and sustainable finance (GSF). Now in the newest publication by HKUST Business School we learn that GSF depends on people, what they know, what they value, and how they choose careers.
From Value Creation to Value Sharing: New Insights from HEC Paris
The most recent report “Value Sharing Mechanisms: From Optional to Indispensable?” produced by the Sustainability & Organizations Institute at CEMS founding member HEC Paris offers a timely contribution to debates on how firms can create prosperity more fairly and more durably.
Beyond Resilience: How to turn disruption into real opportunities
In today’s world, disruption is not only technological, but also geopolitical, social and organisational, and this matters deeply for sustainability because it reshapes everything from supply chains and energy systems to regulation, talent and trust. In that context, simply anticipating shocks or adapting after the fact is not enough.
When Purpose Meets Growth: Evidence that Social Startups Can Grow Without Trade-Offs (UCD)
Alessandro Laspia (Politecnico di Torino), Davide Viglialoro (Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia), Giuliano Sansone (University College Dublin – Our CEMS partner), and Paolo Landoni (Politecnico di Torino) address a timely question for business schools and corporate partners alike: can ventures designed to deliver both financial returns and measurable societal value grows in the same way as conventional startups?
Carbon Information, Pricing, and Bans: Evidence from a Field Experiment
Yurii Handziuk and Stefano Lovo, both based at HEC Paris, begin with a practical policy problem: how to help people adopt lower-carbon habits when daily decisions are shaped by convenience, taste, and routine. Using food choices as their setting, they compare three widely discussed approaches that organizations can realistically implement: providing carbon footprint information, restricting the offer (for example, removing high-carbon dishes on a given day), and adjusting prices so that higher-carbon dishes cost more while lower-carbon dishes cost less.
Building a Green and Sustainable Finance Workforce: Insights into Hong Kong Young Adults' Career Interests and Perceptions
We have in previous CEMS Tli post covered Hong Kong’s ambition to be a leading Asian hub for green and sustainable finance (GSF). Now in the newest publication by HKUST Business School we learn that GSF depends on people, what they know, what they value, and how they choose careers.