This Thursday, April 7, 2011, starting at 18:00 at SKEMA Business School in Sophia-Antipolis, the Junior-Entreprises Club and Skema Conseil are inviting Claude REVEL, Director of the MS IEMC, professor of IE at SKEMA Business School, Eric DELBECQUE, director of IE at the National Institute of Advanced Security and Justice Studies in Paris, Jean-Pierre BLANC, General Director of Malongo Coffees in Nice, Michel-Henry BOUCHET, Professor of Finance and Risks at SKEMA Business School, and Alice GUILHON, General Director of SKEMA Business School and member of the Economic Security Council of the Ministry of the Interior.
-The Junior-Entreprises Club, a think tank and debate circle for Junior-Entrepreneurs, is meeting to discuss the growing importance of economic intelligence in our societies.
This is also an opportunity for the Junior-Entreprises to renew their interest in new challenges.
In the face of globalization and the rapid exchange of ideas, the international scene and the life of nations are evolving into a new era: the knowledge economy. The main challenge for economic players is mastering information, making economic intelligence a national priority.
To better understand this phenomenon and identify new challenges, the Junior-Entreprises Club and Skema Conseil are inviting students, Junior-Entrepreneurs, and the general public to reflect on key questions: What stance should be taken in response to open borders and the interconnection of economies? How can a company support its global growth and competitiveness while safeguarding its particular interests? What are the new operating modes regarding the relationships between influence and the State, or the definition of risk for companies?
In addition to assessing the economic intelligence of our time and putting new challenges into perspective, these expert interventions aim to stimulate the debate and give the attendees an opportunity to share their ideas through a dynamic exchange on the current role of economic intelligence.
