“We are both thrilled and honoured to be re-elected CEMS Academic Committee Chair and Deputy Chair by our peers from the fantastic 33 schools which make up the CEMS Alliance. Together we shape and deliver a world-class Master's in International Management.
Our plans for the next two years are to continue work towards harnessing this outstanding alliance. We see this being achieved through the continuation of the successful Global Online Elective as well as further developing cross school curriculum- based initiatives such as joint business projects, skills seminars and other course elements. We will also work towards further defining our graduate student profile and ensuring our curriculum is refined to effectively deliver to this. Finally, we will be exploring with the Academic Committee how CEMS can contribute to the growing trend towards life- long learning both through engagement with the vast CEMS Alumni, tapping into the academic expertise of our member schools, as well as through the modem of technology in education.”
Christine Côté has over 20 years of experience in leadership roles across business, government and academia focused in the areas of international trade, investment and global strategy. She is currently an Associate Professorial Lecturer in the Department of Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where she has been giving lectures and teaching seminars to masters, executive masters and undergraduate students since 2009. She is also the Academic Director of the CEMS MIM programme and the MBA Exchange at LSE. She is a member of LSE's International Trade Policy Unit and a lecturer on the Programme in Advanced Trade Negotiation run by LSE Consulting for the UK Government. Prior to joining the faculty at LSE, Christine was a lecturer in international business at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management in Montreal, Canada.
Before entering academia, Christine worked as an international trade negotiator with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. In this capacity, she represented Canada in negotiations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris and on bilateral trade and investment agreements. Prior to this Christine worked as a strategy, policy and economics consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers based out of London England and was responsible for advising Governments in Europe, Africa and Asia on institutional development, public sector reform and major strategic public policy decisions. She was also a political advisor and organizer in the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada.
Christine has a PhD in international political economy from the LSE, an MPA in economic policy from Harvard University, an MBA in finance and strategic management from London Business School and a BA in economics and politics from McGill University in Canada.
Ladislav Tyll has more than 20 years of experience in strategic consulting, international business and teaching in these two areas. He has been CEMS Academic Director at the Prague University of Economics and Business (VSE) for almost 10 years. He currently holds the position of Vice Dean for International Relations and Head of the Department of Strategy.
His key lecturing domains include Global Strategy and Advanced Strategy courses for MSc. and MBA students. In recent years he has added the area of Sustainability and ESG strategies to his portfolio. With his team of CEMS alumni he created the first and only ESG rating in the Czech Republic.
In addition to VSE, he is a regular visiting professor at many schools in CIS countries and Vietnam. Ladislav received his Ph.D. in Business Economics and Management from Prague, and his MBA from Escuela Superior de Marketing y Management in Barcelona.
