Professor Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the School of International Management at Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, was invited to take part in the “ICT4ALL” international conference which was organized in Hammamet (Tunisia) from November 23rd–25th 2009. He made there a presentation on November 23rd on “The impact of the world’s financial crisis on information and communication technologies (ICT): An opportunity or a threat?” The highlights of this presentation were covered by an article published the following day by La Presse de Tunis
During his stay at Harvard Business School as guest faculty, Prof. Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the ENPC School of International Management, met on July 29th 2010 with Mr. Vivek Kundra, Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the United States of America, who was on campus that day to give an address to an executives’ group.
Baya Tuvshintugs, ENPC School of International Management
Baya Tuvshintugs has a mission of spreading business education to people outside the business community such as nomads in Mongolia, small business owners, entrepreneurs, athletes, doctors, government officials, diplomats and whoever can benefit from it.
Specifically, she believes business tools such as change management, risk management, marketing, negotiation, and operations management can be applied in a variety of contexts to create positive behavior change in a population, build more efficient organizations with a focus on customers, and lead to a better society in general.
She hopes to inspire women and young girls to learn business skills, start their own businesses and dare to follow their passion. Her favourite saying is “the cave you are afraid of entering holds the treasure you seek.”
On Friday, May 14th 2010 in Shanghai (China), the French Minister for Industry,
Mr Christian Estrosi, and delegates from France visited Tongji University and SIMBA in the presence of H.E. Hervé Ladsous, Ambassador of France to China, Professor Dong Qi, Vice-President of Tongji University and Professor Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the ENPC MBA Paris.
Mr. Estrosi took a tour of the Sino-French Center of Engineering and Management and visited SIMBA, the MBA program jointly set up 10 years ago by Tongji University and the ENPC School of International Management in Paris. Dean Jelassi gave Mr. Estrosi a presentation of the history of SIMBA, its educational mission and objectives, as well as its achievements to date.
He also explained the governance structure of SIMBA and its anchoring within the Sino-French Institute of Engineering and Management (IFCIM). Dean Jelassi also presented the profile of SIMBA students, the type of companies the graduates join after finishing the program, and the Alumni Association which has today more than 600 members. After years of development, SIMBA has become the first Sino-foreign MBA program to be accredited by the international AMBA accreditation agency. SIMBA was crowned as the world’s Top 34 in the annual ranking of Executive and Part-Time MBA programs published by the Financial Times in October 2009.
On May 21, 2010, the MBA program jointly delivered in Shanghai by the University of Tongji and the ENPC School of International Management, celebrated its 10th anniversary. The event took place at the end of the 2nd ENPC MBA Global Alumni Congress, which was attended by Professor Dong Qi, Vice-President of Tongji University; Marion Gétaz, Vice-President of the Supervisory Board of the ENPC School of International Management; Professor Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the ENPC MBA Paris; and alumni from all over the world.
An article appeared today in the Grandes Ecoles special section of the renowned Nouvel Economiste, written by non other than Patrick Arnoux, Senior Editor. The article is entitled "MBA un levier stratégique international".
Prof. Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the ENPC School of International Management, was in July 2010 Faculty Guest at Harvard Business School.
During his stay at Harvard Business School as guest faculty, Prof. Tawfik Jelassi, Dean of the ENPC School of International Management, met on July 29th 2010 with Mr. Vivek Kundra, Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the United States of America, who was on campus that day to give an address to an executives’ group..jpg)
Baya Tuvshintugs has a mission of spreading business education to people outside the business community such as nomads in Mongolia, small business owners, entrepreneurs, athletes, doctors, government officials, diplomats and whoever can benefit from it.
