Articles about HEC Paris

Gone are the days when executive education was considered a luxury; it has now emerged as a strategic asset for organizations and individuals alike.

Schools are cautiously optimistic that demand can be sustained now that companies are making difficult choices on costs

Preparation is key to maximizing the benefits of a business school program

Even as pandemic restrictions have been loosened, online methods of delivery have become a permanent fixture of executive education, swelling digital enrolments

In a tight labor market, business schools are optimistic that demand for training programs will outlast an economic downturn

In today’s volatile and unpredictable world, geopolitics is becoming a top strategic priority for business leaders and therefore executive education

With competition intensifying in the corporate training market, business schools are developing new and more sophisticated ways to measure the true value of training

Several business schools run executive courses to help managers become resilient, confident coaches who can function in diverse situations

The human-centered approach to problem-solving is becoming a core part of executive education programs

In a turbulent world, executive education can strengthen succession planning and governance

Companies are shifting from shareholder to stakeholder capitalism

Executive education can include global experiences featuring a wide array of participants from different cultures as well as study trips across the world