In this second of a two-part article, Arijit Chatterjee, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School, explains how narcissistic CEOs* satisfy their need to dominate and impact top management teams.
In this first of a two-part article, Arijit Chatterjee, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School, shares his research on how narcissistic CEOs succeed in satisfying their need for acclaim and its impact on the board and the firm.
Emerging luxury brands may feel the pressure to be snapped up by conglomerates in order to succeed abroad. But Ashok Som, Co-Director of ESSEC-Bocconi EMiLux program, Chair of the Management Department at ESSEC Business School, and luxury products and services expert, proposes another way – go-it-alone – with four strategies to ensure success.
These actors have the power to reverse the ecological and social consequences of China’s growth-at-any-cost policies.
Kevyn Yong, Prof. of Management and Dean of ESSEC Asia-Pacific, shares his research into the commonly overlooked essentials for entrepreneurial success.
Aarti Ramaswami, Associate Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School and Academic Director of the ESSEC Global MBA, shares a video on how to make the most of international work experiences to boost your career
Reconciling global and local needs to deal with workarounds
The key to achieving creativity in any culture is recognizing that no one culture is inherently more creative than another, rather, different cultures achieve creativity in different ways.
Language barriers aside, negotiating an overseas business deal is a challenging endeavor. Cultural differences will impact your negotiation down the line. Here are five tips to hone your strategy and make your deal in Asia.
Following the publication of a recent case study Weavers Studio of Bengal: Use as many hands as possible, Prof. Arijit Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School Asia-Pacific explains the CSR endeavours of this exceptional Indian enterprise.