EPGP ’27 participants with Cedomir Nestorovic, following an engaging session on geopolitics and business, which delved into how global power shifts, political developments and changing alliances are shaping business decisions worldwide.

EPGP ’27 in Paris: From the world of business to the world beyond it

Five days of ideas, conversations, classroom insights and experiences that brought French business and culture to life The second cohort of EPGP ’27 spent 17th to 21st August 2026 in Paris as part of its International Immersion at ESSEC Business School. Accompanied by Prof. Amar Sapra, Chairperson, EPGP, the cohort’s first five days brought together classroom sessions, conversations with entrepreneurs and business leaders, industry visits and an excursion to the Champagne region. Across these experiences, the cohort explored questions that went well beyond business frameworks — how culture shapes leadership,…

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EPGP ’27 takes on Berlin: Three days, plenty to discover

From German business and family-owned enterprises to start-ups, sustainability and world-class manufacturing, the EPGP cohort’s Berlin immersion offered plenty of opportunities to learn, explore and see familiar concepts in a new light EPGP 2027 packed its bags and embarked on an exciting two-week International Immersion across three of Europe’s most dynamic cities, from 17th to 28th August 2026. The 74-member cohort’s journey spans the history and dynamism of Berlin, the cosmopolitan pulse of Madrid and the cultural and intellectual richness of Paris, with academic engagements at ESCP Business School and…

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From Geneva to the National Green Tribunal: Inside Prof. Rusha Das’s Research on Power and Policy

Environmental regulation, governance from below, and Frugal AI — three strands of research asking who really shapes the rules. Prof. Rusha Das’s research in the Public Policy area at IIM Bangalore sits at the intersection of environmental politics, policymaking, and governance, with a particular interest in regulatory politics in fragmented governance contexts. Her research spans three interconnected areas. Professor Das’s research journey has a strong international dimension. She was awarded the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship in 2020–21 for a research fellowship at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies…

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