ESSEC - Corporate relations - Become a partner

Corporate relationsGetting involved

Building lasting partnerships together

ESSEC’s long-standing relationship with the corporate world is characterized by the depth of the partnerships developed over the years. In 2009, corporate contributions represented approximately 30% of ESSEC’s budget (excluding executive education). The internship tax and sponsorship allows you to participate in the development of our training programs and teaching tools by creating research and teaching chairs and scholarship programs. You can also help optimize ESSEC’s infrastructures and accessibility. Together, we can use our innovative spirit to bring our shared values of excellence, openness and diversity to life.

Getting involved

Recruiting our students

Apprenticeship

Training your staff

Informations

Corporate Relations brochure

Your contacts

ESSEC Business School
Avenue Bernard Hirsch B.P. 50105
95021 Cergy-Pontoise Cedex
France

Corporate Partnership and Development Department
Tel: +33 (0)1 34 43 31 97
Fax: +33 (0)1 34 43 32 13
Teaching and research chairs
Sylvia Desazars de Montgailhard
Scholarships
Aleksandra Plaine
Disabilities and accessibility
Agnès Kerecki

Sponsorship

In 2003, ESSEC launched its first development campaign. In five years, more than 70 businesses and 1,200 graduates and individuals have participated in ESSEC’s development by contributing over €26 million to the campaign. This fiscally advantageous financing method allows businesses to become involved in ESSEC’s development strategy, in particular at the international level.

Benefits for you

A recognition program customized to your involvement: specific recognition depending on the projects financed, honor roll, etc.
A tax deduction: 60%, limited to 0.5% (half of one percent) of the company’s revenues.

Initiatives financed

Teaching and research chairs and institutes (lien avec onglet)
The ESSEC Development Fund (lien avec onglet)
Scholarship programs (lien avec onglet)
Accessibility and projects for the disabled ((lien avec onglet)
Infrastructure, and more

How to become a partner

Through an occasional contribution, a multi-year commitment, a skills transfer or an endowment. In the latter case, the interest on the capital finances the projects.