INSEAD 2008

Tomi Šefman

MBA ’01

Trends in CSR Conference 2008

The Business School for the World

• One of the largest of the world’s top graduate business schools

• A unique cultural diversity – of participants, faculty and staff

• Two equal-status campuses: in France and Singapore

• An alliance with The Wharton School, USA, giving us a presence on three continents

• Management education and inspiration for a new generation of transcultural leaders

Global presence

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Campuses:

Fontainebleau

Singapore

Alliances:

Wharton

Tsinghua

INSEAD Centres:

Israel

Abu Dhabi

INSEAD Office:

New York

MBA programme

• Our flagship one-year, intensive degree in international management

• The world’s most multicultural MBA and one of the largest – 72 nationalities represented by 919 participants

• Over 70% of participants study on both campuses and/or exchange with Wharton

• Maturity and excellence: average age 29, average GMAT score 701

• Over 92% of graduates have a job offer or start work within three months of leaving

Executive MBA & education programmes

• Special focus on strategy, leadership and personal development

• One of the world’s largest providers of programmes for executives

• From specialist skills to general management… from two days to six weeks… from high-potentials to CEOs

• Over 9,500 executives annually – from 126 countries and more than 2,000 companies

PhD programme

• Training tomorrow’s international faculty and leading business thinkers

• Four- to five-year, highly respected PhD programme

• Fully integrated PhD programme across both campuses in Asia and Europe

• Intake and graduation of about a dozen candidates each year

• 107 alumni teaching at leading institutions worldwide including Harvard, Wharton, Yale, LBS, IESE, IMD, CEIBS, SMU, International University of Japan and others

Faculty and research

• All programmes and activities underpinned by a world-class faculty

• 137 resident faculty, representing 35 countries – all leaders in their fields

• Prolific publication of books, articles and teaching materials

• 18 Centres of Excellence for research fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration

• Close co-operation with business and a range of methodologies

Worldwide alumni network

• Nearly 38,000 alumni in more than 160 countries (over 18,500 from MBA programme)

• No other school has such depth in breadth of alumni across the world: 37 countries where at least 100 alumni live and work

• 42 highly active national associations

• Online platform to keep in touch with the school and each other

• Increasing role in the school’s governance and funding

• The INSEAD Alumni Fund collected over €3.2 million in 2006/07

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What is ‘social innovation’?

The introduction of new business models and market-based mechanisms that deliver sustainable economic, environmental and social prosperity