CHEUNG KONG GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS: Introduction

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1 CHEUNG KONG GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS: Introduction

2 Overview History Governance Presence Faculty Programs Established in Beijing in November 2002 with generous support from the Li Ka Shing Foundation China s first faculty-governed, independent, non-profit business school Campuses: Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen Overseas Offices: New York, London, Hong Kong 40+ full-time faculty members recruited from the world s leading business schools MBA; Finance MBA; Executive MBA; Dual-Degree EMBA with IMD; Korean EMBA; Doctor of Business Administration; Executive Education Partners Harvard Kennedy School, Columbia Business School, Stanford, Cornell, IMD, National University of Singapore (NUS), UCLA, University of Virginia, ESMT, etc. 2

3 To help protect your privacy, PowerPoint has blocked automatic download of this picture. In just a few short years, CKGSB has become widely recognized as China s leading executive business school. The Rt Hon David Cameron The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland It is a daunting challenge for a business school to bring so many truly A-list business leaders together, but CKGSB has managed to hit another home run. Jack Ma Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba

4 Faculty 40+ full-time professors 20+ professors once tenured at top global institutions 70+ global academic awards by faculty 300+ innovative case studies CKGSB s faculty represent the best in global business education Mastery of Eastern and Western business practices and theories Emphasis on research: faculty continue to focus on research during their professorships at CKGSB World-class faculty members, a large percentage of whom are natives of China and have held distinguished, tenured positions at top institutions Focus on research allows for two-way traffic that bridges the knowledge gap between East and West CKGSB draws on its faculty s expertise on issues of global relevance: global governance, exponential technologies, income inequality and sustainable development. CKGSB is the world s thought leader on Chinese and global business CKGSB operates a number of research centers and a case center that has published more than 300 specific cases and reports 4

5 Knowledge CKGSB s research and case studies focus on: Competition and collaboration in China Global implications of China s development Response of MNCs to the rise of China Global governance Exponential technologies Sustainable development, inclusive growth, CSR and philanthropy CKGSB Knowledge has featured several C-Suite executives as well as leading thinkers and economist Andrew Rashbass, CEO, Thomson Reuters Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, CEO, EL Rothschild Sheryl Sandberg, COO, Facebook Li Dongsheng, CEO, TCL Feng Lun, CEO, Vantone Stephen Roach, former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman Philippe Legrain, author of Aftershock Laurence Barron, Chairman, Airbus Group China Zhang Ruimin, CEO, Haier Robert Aumann, Nobel Prize Laureate 5

6 Network More than 50% of CKGSB s alumni are at the CEO or Chairman level and, together, their companies accounted for 1/6 of China s GDP in ,000+ EMBA 80% above VP-level 600+ MBA 25% international 9,000+ Chinese Executive Education >50% are CEOs & Presidents 1,500+ English Executive Education 10% on boards of MNCs 100+ DBA 50% from firms with assets >$1.5Bn CKGSB s alumni group is recognized as one of the most exclusive in China, with a particular focus on the top of the pyramid 6

7 Network Selected Alumni Jack Ma Founder and Chairman, Alibaba Group Li Dongsheng Chairman and CEO, TCL leading electronics company Charles-Édouard Bouée President, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants the world s leading global consultancy from Europe Liang Xinjun Vice Chairman and CEO of Fosun Group China s largest privatelyowned conglomerate Sun Yiping CEO, Mengniu Group one of the leading dairy product manufacturers in China Liu Qing President, Didi Kuaidi China s largest car-hailing app Ralph Speth CEO, Jaguar Land Rover UK's largest automotive manufacturing business Zhou Hongyi Chairman and CEO, Qihoo 360 one of China s top search engine / antivirus companies 7

8 Network Selected Clients Students are introduced to and immersed within a network of some of China s most successful private entrepreneurs, leaders of China s largest state-owned enterprises, and top regional executives at multinational corporations 8

9 Innovation The humanities are integrated into the curricula to give students a more long-term and holistic view of business Courses on religion, history and other disciplines for self-development Introducing Humanities into Business Embracing a Top-Down Approach Over 50% of alumni at the CEO and Chairman level Providing value-added, differentiated insight to senior-level executives that few other institutions target Partnership with Harvard Kennedy School on research, events and programs focused on sustainable development 1 st Philanthropy Program among business schools in China Engaging Beyond the Private Sector Building a Global Business Education Platform 1 st Chinese business school with teaching facilities in the US and offices in London and Hong Kong Global partnerships: The Economist, The Conference Board, IMD, Cornell, etc. Scholarship for EMBA programs specific to non-profits Require EMBA students to complete 48 hours of community service 20 programs sending Chinese executives on issue-driven modules overseas 9

10 Impact CKGSB inspires business leaders to consider the complete wealth cycle: from its creation and accumulation to its application for the common good 48 hours of required community service for EMBA students 7% of China s total institutional giving from CKGSB alumni and staff for 2008 Sichuan earthquake relief 260,000+ beneficiaries of the Red Scarf Children s Library Project (745 libraries constructed) 50 million raised by CKGSB Philanthropy Fund towards education, medicine, disaster relief, poverty alleviation 200 million donation from CKGSB alumni for 2013 Sichuan earthquake relief 113,828 votes for the 1 st CKGSB Philanthropy Award of annual philanthropists and philanthropic projects 10

11 Impact To be globally competitive, we believe that future business leaders must lead with big hearts. Our pioneering experiment, combining instruction in both management and the humanities, sets us apart as a newgeneration business school with global ambition. XIANG Bing CKGSB Founding Dean Professor of China Business & Globalization CKGSB Philanthropy Projects

12 Globalization Understanding business in a more holistic, dynamic and comprehensive capacity, beyond the traditional boundaries of business school education Global Courses e.g., Dual Degree Executive MBA with IMD, Global Emerging Leaders in Family Enterprises offered in the U.S. and China, Korean Executive MBA Program, etc. High-Impact Events e.g., China-Japan CEO Roundtable in Tokyo, Women in Leadership Forum in Beijing, Asian Leadership Conference in Seoul and St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in Russia Overseas Branches New York, London, Hong Kong European Advisory Board Strategic Partnerships E.g., Harvard Kennedy School, Columbia Business School, Stanford, Cornell, IMD, UCLA, University of Virginia, ESMT, etc. 12

13 Our Programs

14 MBA 14-month Full-time Program (English) Provides an in-depth knowledge of China and a firm grounding in Western business theory and practices Mentoring from members of CKGSB s alumni network Diversified Consulting Projects for guided execution on real-world projects at host companies Based in Beijing with modules in Shanghai, New York and San Francisco Overseas exchange opportunities at Cornell, Columbia, Michigan, IE, Waseda, and other top business schools Career development services through CKGSB s global network in Hong Kong, London and New York Student Profile Age: 32.08% 27, 54.72% 28-33, 13.21% 34 Average years of work experience: 5 Average GMAT score: 680 Percent international: 25%

15 Finance MBA 2-year Part-time Program (Chinese) Provides cutting-edge understanding of financial theory and practice Courses are taught by CKGSB finance professors, Asia s leading finance faculty Offered in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen Students are trained to think critically and holistically to contribute to the development of China s and global capital markets and banking system 54% from China s financial, investment and insurance sectors 20% are entrepreneurs Average age: 31

16 CKGSB-IMD Dual Executive MBA 18-Month Part-Time Program (English) Provides the Eastern and Western perspectives and the international connections which future global leaders will need Differentiation: Balance of East and West in terms of numbers of participants, time in each culture and faculty representation Original philosophy grounded in history, culture, philosophy and alternative East-West worldviews 7-10 weeks of face-to-face study combined with 4 weeks of online learning over 18 months Global modules in Lausanne, Shenzhen, London, Johannesburg, Shanghai, Beijing 2 world-class degrees and access to two of the most prestigious alumni networks Aimed at high-potential, globally minded executives with over 10 years of experience

17 Executive MBA 2-year Part-time Program (Chinese) High Profile. CKGSB EMBA students are entrepreneurs and CEOs from China s top companies 80% of students rank at the vice-president level or above Strong Network. Over 6,000 alumni have graduated from this program High education levels. 40% of CKGSB EMBA students hold degrees of Masters or above Special Tracks: General EMBA EMBA in Healthcare Management with University of Michigan s Ross School of Business EMBA in Culture and Creative Industry with USC s School of Cinematic Arts EMBA in Finance with NYU s Stern School of Business

18 Korean EMBA Part-time Program (Korean) CKGSB EMBA on China Business: A Program for Korean Leaders offers two degrees one from CKGSB and another from assist (Seoul School of Integrated Sciences & Technologies) With modules in Korea and China, program provides solutions for Korean CEOs in China or those who are considering entering the market Modules in China and Korea: China s Macroeconomic Outlook Strategies for Successful Alliances in China China s Financial Market Negotiation with Chinese Companies Chinese Government, Laws and Regulations China-Korea logistics System integration Innovations from Chinese companies

19 Global EMBA China Part-time Program (English) Program offers a unique combination of China focus and global perspective in an intensive oneyear program Aimed at executives with MBAs or equivalent and/or proven business experience With modules in the US and China, focusing on a different aspect of China business and new global and responsible leadership skills in each module 8 modules in New York, Cambridge, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen Through the program, participants will develop the vision, knowledge, skills and relationships within a strong global network necessary for success in any business environment

20 DBA 5 Year Part-time Degree Program (Chinese) The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) Program will develop business thinkers and management scholars who have a global vision and resourceful mind. The program provides depth and breadth of business insight, innovations in methods and forms of teaching, and the honing of research capabilities. CKGSB DBA students: 80% have more than 15 years of managerial experience 33% have 20 years of managerial experience More than half of the companies represented by students have a total asset of over RMB 10 billion Selected Students: Tang Kui, CEO, Fountainvest Capital (2 nd Intake) Feng Lun, Chairman, Vantone (1 st Intake) Chen Yidan, Chief Founder and Lifetime Honorary Advisor, Tencent (2 nd Intake) Liu Qing, President, Didi Kuaidi (1 st Intake)

21 Executive Education Unique programs spanning continents, cultures and languages Leveraging CKGSB s global network and resources to address business leaders most pressing challenges and most promising opportunities Program features Grapple with strategic as well as operational issues related to China business Gain insight on shifts of global economic landscape On-the-ground learning experience on the world s key emerging markets Network with the who s who of Chinese business (Businessweek)

22 Selected EE Programs Programs for Individuals (English-Language) Understanding China s Next Move (Beijing) Global Emerging Leaders in Family Enterprises (New York, Beijing) China s Renaissance: Societal Values and Economic Achievements (Beijing) China s Economic Transformation and Globalization (New York) Global Branding in the Digital Era (New York) China Start (London) Pharmaceutical China Immersion Program (London) Sino-European 2 nd Generation Family Business Leadership Program (London) Programs for Individuals (Chinese-Language) China CEO/Financial CEO Program: Globalize to Win (8 locations globally) Specialized Executive Programs (China) Programs for Companies and Universities (English-Language) Boardroom Briefing (flexible locations globally) Senior Management Exposure (flexible locations globally) Connecting Global Partners (flexible locations globally) China Immersion Programs (Beijing, Shanghai or Shenzhen)

23 China s World-Class Business School