With a 115-year history, ESSCA School of Management is a recognised French and European institution. A pioneer in pedagogical innovation and social and economic inclusion, it is committed to continuous development, integrating the demands and challenges of the contemporary world, with the ambition to train responsible leaders and entrepreneurs to support organisations in their transformations. A private higher education institution of general interest (EESPIG), operated by a non-profit association and a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, ESSCA offers a Bachelor in International Management (state-recognised and awarded the grade of licence), a Grande École Programme (state-recognised and awarded the grade of master), Masters of Science (awarded the grade of Master), and an MBA in Business & Technology (state-recognised). The School also provides a range of programmes specifically designed for executives, managers, and operational teams, including degree programmes (such as an Executive Master in Global Management…) and inter-company training courses. Finally, ESSCA develops online programmes through its ESSCA Online Campus. Thanks to its triple accreditation (AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS), which brings together less than 1% of the world’s top business schools, ESSCA is an internationally renowned institution. It is ranked among the top 100 Masters in Management worldwide by the Financial Times and 53rd globally for customised executive education programmes. In terms of impact and research, ESSCA appears in the Times Higher Education and ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) listings. With a multi-campus structure, ESSCA contributes to strengthening the attractiveness of regions and promoting French expertise in higher education and research, both nationally and internationally. The School relies on a network of more than 22,800 alumni across the globe and currently welcomes over 500 faculty members and staff, as well as 7,800 students across its campuses in France (Aix-en-Provence, Angers, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris, and Strasbourg), China, Spain, Hungary, and Luxembourg.