IESE Business School

China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), Harvard Business School (HBS) and IESE Business School (IESE) have joined academic forces to design, develop and deliver the Global CEO Program for China, which specifically addresses the business and management demands on CEOs in China today. Applying the principles of academic rigor, diversity and learning impact, this powerful educational alliance makes it possible for an outstanding faculty team to tailor a general management program with unique relevance to China.

China Europe International Business School is a pioneer of world-class management education in China and a well-known business school in the Asia Pacific region. Established in 1994 as a joint venture between the European Union and the Municipal Government of Shanghai, the School combines outstanding international management education with profound knowledge of the Chinese business environment. CEIBS' reputation for excellence has made it the executive education learning partner of choice by a wide variety of leading multinationals and Chinese companies.

For nearly a century, the mission of Harvard Business School has been to educate leaders who make a difference in the world. Renowned for its legacy of innovation, the School introduced the case method to management education, developed the concept of executive education, and created the world's first MBA program. A global network of five research centers on four continents extends the School's groundbreaking research efforts to the international marketplace. Founded in 1908, HBS is a long-standing world leader in redefining the nature of management education, in shaping the practice of business in every industry, and in inventing the future of business.

IESE Business School, the graduate school of management of the University of Navarra, is committed to the education and development of business leaders worldwide. The School launched its MBA program in 1964, under the guidance of an advisory committee set up by Harvard Business School and IESE, which continues to meet annually to discuss matters of mutual interest and relevance. The School not only pioneered the concept of executive education for business leaders in Europe, but also initiated joint-venture executive education, a growing tradition among leading business schools. Since its founding in 1958, IESE has served companies and society through high-quality teaching and research and has become one of the world's largest producers of business cases.