Vlerick Business School, Belgium
“Joining UNICON represents an exciting step in strengthening our commitment to excellence in executive education. At Vlerick Business School, our purpose is to transform people for a better world. We grow entrepreneurial leaders and support them in building the competence and confidence needed to drive meaningful change.
Being an associate member of the UNICON Executive Education Consortium aligns perfectly with this mission. We believe in the power of collaboration and continuous learning and see UNICON as a valuable platform for exchanging ideas, benchmarking globally, and co-shaping the future of leadership development.
As a leading provider of executive education in the Benelux region and the first FT-ranked business school in Belgium, we look forward to contributing actively to this dynamic network, sharing our expertise, and bringing fresh insights back to our practice.”
Patrick De Greve
General Director & Head of Executive Education at Vlerick Business School
Vlerick Business School is eager to contribute to and benefit from key UNICON initiatives:
- ▶ Cutting-edge Research: Exploring executive education industry trends, diving deep into customer centricity, and pioneering teaching & learning innovation
- ▶ Transformative Leadership Academy: Joining a carefully curated 8-month development program designed specifically for executive education professionals seeking to advance their leadership journey
- ▶ Global Networking Excellence: Engaging in high-impact events and intimate coffee break sessions that foster meaningful connections across UNICON’s network of 120+ leading business schools worldwide
ESSEC Business School, France
In 2005, ESSEC opened a campus in Asia. ESSEC’s operations in Asia Pacific, strategically located in Singapore, present the perfect foothold for ESSEC to be part of the vibrant growth of Asia and to bring its expertise to the expanding region. Additionally, in 2017 ESSEC opened a new campus in Rabat, Morocco.
ESSEC’s international expansion allows students and professors to study and understand the economic forces at work in the different regions of the world.
