Emlyon Business School

EM Lyon Business School was established in 1872, and is one of the oldest business schools in France. Formerly known as ESCAE Lyon, ÉSC de Lyon, and EM Lyon, the school has been named as EM Lyon Business School since 2016. In September 2018, EM Lyon Business School, historically belonging to the Lyon Métropole Saint-Étienne Roanne Chamber of Commerce and Industry (lCC), became a public limited company. Since then, EM Lyon Business School has been a subsidiary of Early Makers Group SA., and whose capital is open to alumni, group employees, and investment funds Bpifrance and Qualium, while being managed by CCI Lyon Métropole. • 1872: Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Lyon (ESC Lyon) founded with support from the public Lyon Chamber of Commerce. • 2016: Establishment of Paris Campus in France. with Grenoble École de Management. • 2018: Bhubaneswar Campus established in India in collaboration with Xavier University. School legal structure is changed to a: Public Limited Company. Mumbai. == International Rankings ==

EM Lyon Business School ranks among the top 50 universities globally in the Global Employability University Ranking (GUERS). Among Business Schools, it is ranks #2 in France (after HEC Paris), and has retained its position in the Global Top 50 for the fifth consecutive year. == Notable alumni ==

The alumni association of EM Lyon Business School is called EM Lyon Forever, and counts over 35000+ alumni in 130 countries. • Jean-Pascal Tricoire, MBA, chairman and CEO of Schneider Electric • Alexandre Popoff, Executive VP Eastern Europe, Africa, Middle East at L’Oréal • Florence Pourchet Co-head of Global Banking Americas, Head of CIB Hispanic LATAM at BNP Paribas CIB • Isabelle Huault, Présidente Université Paris Dauphine • Florence Rollet, Former head of Marketing at Julius Baer Group and European VP for Tiffany and Co. • Marion Maréchal, MBA, French Politician • Bernard Fornas, Former Chairman and CEO of Cartier (jeweler), Former Co-CEO of the Richemont Group • Emmanuel Trivin, CEO of Butagaz • Patrick Dupuis, Global CFO of PayPal • Clotilde Delbos, former CEO of Rémy Cointreau == See also ==