• The report in full
  

• Response: The Guardian
• Response: The Wall Street Journal
• Response: Sky News
• Response: The Daily Mail

As a regular contributor to City AM, it was only natural that Prof. Evans' column this week should be focused on the report's findings. You can read the article in full in today's City AM or by clicking here to read it online.

• Prof. Patrick Gougeon, UK Director, ESCP Europe Business School and Director of the EMEM programme
• Antonios C. Backos, Partner International Corporate Group at Watson Farley and Williams, New York
• Duncan Fairgrieve, Barrister, London and Avocat a la Cour, Paris at the British Institute of International and Competitive Law
• Zubair Zakir (MEB 2007), Director of Carbon Sourcing at Carbon Neutral, London

You can read the Conference notes by clicking here. Pictures from the event are viewable via our Flickr and Facebook pages.


About RCEM

Bringing together the expertise of its faculty and its many external international associates, the objective of the RCEM at ESCP Europe Business School is to cooperate with, and possibly assist, key industry players to facilitate the integration of managerial and technological skills within the energy industry.

RCEM's Mission is to build a strong proactive partnership between energy corporations, government agencies and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. The results of RCEM's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities. Research at RCEM will be enhanced through direct cooperation with government agencies, and academic and industry associates from across the globe. Find out more at the RCEM website.

• French quiche lorraine, tarte a la tomate, tarte aux pommes, gratin dauphinois
• Lithuanian pink soup
• German meat balls
• Russian pancakes
• Italian melanzane alla parmigiana, stuffed vegetables, bruschetta, tiramisu
• Brazilian brigadeiro
• Norwegian buns
• Moroccan carrot and coriander salad
• Asian Cabbage wraps, fried rice and spring rolls
• Greek Tzatziki, Greek Salad, Greek 'Ntakos' (bread with tomato and feta cheese)
• Spanish tortilla de patatas
• Peruvian papa a la huancaína, chicha morada for drinking, and tamalitos verdes
• Norwegian salmon on Swedish crispbread, served with Danish caviar and lemon and pickle creme fraiche.

In total, more than £500 was raised.

You can view pictures from this event by visiting the ESCP Europe London campus Flickr page, or by heading over to our Facebook.

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Marketing for Change (M4C) is a non-profit organisation founded by this year's Master in Marketing & Creativity students. Alongside The Great Generation, M4C will partner with the Kawempe Home Care (KHC) initiative in Kampala, Uganda, culminating in a two-week trip from 16-27th July. M4C's objective is to help the community rely on self-created markets by facilitating sustainable and successful business models.

Overall, there are more than 50 students from the School involved in the enterprise, supporting and coordinating activities around the project.

In order to make this trip as successful as possible, Marketing for Change need to raise £16,500. Fundraising activities have already begun at the London campus, but any contribution you can can make would be much appreciated. To donate, please click here. Note that you must select option 5 ('Marketing For Change Project') in the Additional Details section.

In their own words:

"We are a non-profit student organisation of ESCP Europe Business School marketing students that helps communities recognise and act on self-sustainable market opportunities. As young leaders, we strive to empower citizens of underdeveloped economies to resolve unique marketing challenges. Our depth of expertise and creativity will allow these promising communities to increase capacity and depend on self-created markets that will provide them with the tools to flourish as a resourceful society. In collaboration with trusted partners we will transfer our knowledge and marketing skills under constraints to make an invaluable difference in these communities. We are passionate about achieving meaningful results that will generate a long term impact."

Find out more about Marketing for Change by visiting their official website, joining them on Facebook, or following them on Twitter.