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On Thursday September 24, Maëlys Beulque, webmarketing and social media teacher at IMSG, was interviewed on the B SMART set about digital practices in corporate communication strategy. To see or review her interview (12:30): https://www.bsmart.fr/video/671-smart-tech-emission-24-septembre-2020

Due to the epidemiological situation, the RANEPA (Russian Academy of National Economy) was restricted from its opening ceremony on September 1, being unable to physically invite outside guests. In this context, the RANEPA educational team asked its academic and institutional partners to produce a welcome video broadcast on the occasion of this event. Prof. Dr.

The IMSG will be pleased to reopen its doors to students for this new academic year on Wednesday October 7, 2020. The coronavirus pandemic having generated school delays and many uncertainties, the admissions period remains open until this date to candidates who have not yet expressed wishes for the next return to school. For more

For the third year in a row, Switzerland has gained a place in the ranking established by the prestigious Lausanne institute, thanks to its “vigorous economy fueled by robust international trade”, supported by its scientific infrastructure and its health and education systems. To view the results of the study, click here.

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On Thursday, July 9, 2020, the University of Sherbrooke and the International Management School Geneva concluded, with the aim of developing exchange programs between their students, an unprecedented academic cooperation agreement. The latter will now allow students from both institutions to be able to follow a semester or an academic year at the partner institution

Corporate health is a topical issue that affects both employees and managers. However, they often seem to hide that their health is intimately linked to corporate social responsibility as it contributes to business continuity and thus actively participates in the creation of value. This exploratory survey, led by Richard DELAYE-HABERMACHER – Academic Dean of the

The political debate around the application of artificial intelligence (AI) touches on key issues such as ethical principles, including fairness, privacy and security. This debate raises questions about the limits that should be placed on artificial intelligence and its impact on human rights. To view the article, click here

Digital round table organized by the IMSG and the Cercle des Dirigeants d’Entreprises. With the exceptional participation of: Roberto DE PRIMIS (Specialist political scientist from the United States) Chloé MAURICE (Policy Advisor to the American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union) Ed SCHNEIDER (President of the American International Club of Geneva) Format: 30 minutes of