To address the health crisis and its economic repercussions, KEDGE Executive Education is supporting businesses in mastering the new challenges brought about by the current situation and adapting to recent government measures. The School offers a range of initiatives, including a series of online coffee conferences and a specific set of remote training programs and support services designed to help prepare for economic recovery.

The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted many certainties and long-held beliefs, making it essential to prepare for new paradigms. Work methods will evolve, strategies and activities will need to adapt, and rely on new, more sustainable and resilient business models.

"The role of a leading business school in these times of uncertainty and disruption is, more than ever, to stand alongside companies to support their strategies and maintain the employability of their teams. The KEDGE Executive Education teams have decided to launch a comprehensive additional support initiative to help businesses navigate this crisis," says Jean-Luc Faye, Director of KEDGE Executive Education.

Organizing a Series of Coffee Conferences to Gain Perspective and Decode Transformations

To better understand the health and economic situation and its impacts, a team of experts from KEDGE’s faculty is hosting a series of online conferences, open to all. These sessions offer insights, reflections, and actionable ideas.

Program:

• April 14, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Being a Leader in Times of Crisis” – in French, by Prof. Arnaud Lacan
• April 21, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Covid-19, Economic and Financial Shocks: Death Knell for a Globalized World?” – in English, by Prof. Laurent Estachy
• April 28, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Covid-19, Economic and Financial Shocks: Has Globalization Reached Its End?” – in French, by Prof. Laurent Estachy
• April 30, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Content & Culture: How Brands Need to Be Part of It, Adapt and React” – in English, by Maria Garrido, Chief Insights Officer at Havas Group
• May 5, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Potential Risks in Financial Markets Related to the Current Situation” – in French, by Prof. Pierre Gruson
• May 12, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “Resilient Supply Chain” – in French, by Prof. Walid Klibi
• May 28, 2020 – 2:00 PM: “German SMEs (Mittelstand): A Resilient Model Worth Replicating?” – in French, by Prof. Gerald Lang

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Creation of a Specific Range of Remote Training and Support Programs

These training sessions and support programs are tailored to the specific needs of companies and are results-oriented. They are structured in three phases:

• Phase 1: Provide operational support and opportunities for skill development
• Phase 2: Help you prepare for the restart of your business
• Phase 3: Support you in building a more resilient business model

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