LVMH Will Cooperate With Paris Higher Business School To Train Talents.

Last Friday, LVMH group and Paris HEC business school signed a cooperation agreement to jointly create an integrated management and retail elite training project.

At the same time, LVMH has also become a partner of the HEC foundation.

The partnership said: "this partnership will ensure that the LVMH group and the Paris HEC business school will be committed to carrying out relevant professional academic activities for a long time. The class includes professors in the discipline of HEC, as well as the elite and management talents from LVMH group's brands such as Louis Weedon (Louis Vuitton), Berluti, Parfums Christian Dior and Louis."

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And co director Chantal Gaemperle stressed: "

It is the core of LVMH group's strategy.

The diversity and opportunities brought by this course enable the company to build a very professional Avenue in the long term development process.

Bertrand L e onard, President of HEC foundation, said that with this education and training program, LVMH group will cooperate with HEC foundation in strategic development, such as global market development, diversification of educational resources and innovative business.

LVMH added: "the purpose of integrated management and retail elite training" is to train all-round talents in the future luxury industry, including luxury retail, marketing, logistics,

And financial aspects.

In this way, LVMH can directly select high-quality international elite students, who need to have multicultural, mobile work and high sensitivity to retail industry.

The training course offered by Paris HEC business school and LVMH has rich and diverse strategic significance in the luxury retail industry. It will provide students with unique employment opportunities in the luxury industry.

HEC business school ranks first in the world, ranking the first business school in Europe for eighth consecutive years (Financial Times) in 2013. The MBA profession ranked fourth in the world (the economist in 2014 MBA); EMBA ranked first in the world (the golden Financial Times ranked 2015); the master of management program (Master in Management) ranked second in the world (Financial Times 2014 global master of Management Ranking).

HEC business school has many outstanding alumni, including a number of the world's top 500 enterprises CEO and political elite, including Jean-Paul Agon (L'OREAL group CEO), Fran ois-Henri Pinault (Kai Yun group (Kering) founder and CEO), Henri Henri (Schneider), France (Telecom), Jean-Paul (Paris) bank, Bank of France (France).