Getting to know France’s women CEOs with the author of Patronnes, Élodie Andriot
Are you eager to follow in the footsteps of France’s top women CEOs? Join us in wrapping up Her Voice Season 2 with the author of Patronnes, Élodie Andriot.
Is it a unicorn or a donkey with a party hat?
A reflection on unicorns and the lack of purpose of some founders like Sam Bankman-Fried.
Combining art and entrepreneurship for social impact with Jo Bautista
Jo Bautista dives deeper into social entrepreneurship, and how she combines art and business for positive impact.
Not so Frank! The keys to a great scam
Hervé Laroche comments on the tribulations of the latest fraudulent start-up’s founder.
Financial performance for all with fintech expert Caroline Lamaud Dupont
From the beginning of her entrepreneurial journey to becoming a leader in fintech, Caroline Lamaud Dupont shares her story with Her Voice.
“Entrepreneurs too can aspire to be good leaders in a bad economy”
Entrepreneurship expert Alisa Sydow relates Merete Wedell-Wedellsborg’s insights about how to be a good leader in turbulent times to the role of founders.
How to build a network and business in Africa with Nadia Mrabit
ESCP alumna and co-founder of Business Club Africa, Nadia Mrabit shares her expertise on growing a network and business in Africa for Her Voice Season 2.
From student startup to edtech acquisition, the founder of Clay shares his quest to scale social learning
Christoph Koenig, founder of the student messaging solution Clay, tells us about his experience growing and selling a company just four years after graduating from ESCP.
Scaling as the search for profit-market fit
Davide Sola, Jeffrey F. Rayport, Martin Kupp and Sophia Braun explain that companies should take value creation into consideration, and therefore look for profit-market fit.
Entrepreneurship: is your startup idea a “good” one?
What does it mean to have a “good” startup idea? To try to answer this question, we sat down with Maëva Tordo, director of ESCP’s European incubator, the Blue Factory.
To practice public speaking, “forget about what you want to say”
Public speaking and pitching are must-have skills for every entrepreneur. They are the make-or-break point from finding investors to building your team.
Want your company to change? Forget management consultancies!
Prof. Louis-David Benyayer reflects on an article published by HBR making the case for in-company data.
