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- 2. AGENDA 6:00 - 6:15: Welcoming Guest 6:15 - 6:20: Opening Speech 6:20 - 6:35: Warm-up 6:35 - 7:35: Presentation from Prof Allé 7:35 - 8:15: Sharing section 8:15 - 9:00: Networking
- 3. Prof Michel Allé, Dean of Solvay School Vietnam Professor and program director at Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management; After having managed R&D projects for the Belgian government, he had a 13 years activity in Private Equity investments and Mergers and Acquisitions. He then became CFO of Brussels Airport and after that CFO of Belgian Railways. He is still Director of listed and non listed companies of which Elia, the electricity Transport System Operator active in Belgium and Germany.
- 4. TASTE OF SOLVAY Solvay Brussels School Economics & Management Oct, 2019.
- 5. 1. What about Solvay Brussels School
- 6. OUR STORY
- 8. NOBEL PRIZES François ENGLERT 2013 Nobel prize for PHYSICS
- 9. The School’s Story 1903 Ernest Solvay
- 11. Our Missions
- 13. Educating the best & brightest for leadership
- 14. Our Values
- 20. How?
- 22. 1. THE SOLVAY LEARNING
- 23. LEARNING BY DOING STRIVING FOR THE BEST SUPPORTING BY FACTS The Learning Journey
- 25. Work HARD & Play WILD
- 26. 2. THE FACULTY
- 28. 500+ External Lecturers from the Industry
- 29. Prof. John Metselaar Managing the Future Former Director Global Innovation at P&G (1986- 2015) Professor Management Practice at Solvay Prof. Bruno van Pottelsberghe Management of Innovation Dean Solvay Brussels School (2011- 2017) Full time Professor at Solvay Prof. Craig Nathanson Career Management & Personal branding PhD in Human and Organizational Systems “The Humanistic Leader”
- 30. Prof. Mariam Megally Strategic Business Intelligence Global Mergers & Acquisitions at Nestle Visiting Professor at Solvay Prof. Harold de Walque Business Planning Founder start up darts-ip Lecturer at Solvay Lives in HCMC
- 31. 3. THE SOLVAY NETWORK
- 32. Learning Abroad with Exchange Programmes +140 partners around the World 50% outside Europe
- 33. Very strong student community
- 34. Be part of a great Alumni Network 25.000 Solvay Success Story
- 36. Solvay Summer School – Aftermovie 2017 36 2. Who are you? Who are we?
- 38. The Solvay Team Coordination Team Management Team Marketing Team Michel Allé Dean Solvay Vietnam Academic Director of MBA Jean-Pierre Baeyens Academic Director of MMCOM & MBQPM Mr. Trung Dinh Scientific Director Ms Yukie Binh Ms. Amy Nguyen Ms. Linh Ms. Hoa
- 39. 3. What do you know about Belgium?
- 41. 1. What are the official languages? 1. French 2. French & Dutch 3. French, Flemish & German 4. French & Flemish 5. French & English
- 42. 2. Who are our King & Queen? 1. Guillaume-Alexandre & Maxima 3. Philippe & Mathilde 2. Albert & Marlène 5. Carl & Beatrix4. Filippe & Laetitia
- 43. Kingdom of Belgium Creation in 1830 Federal state Constitutional Monarchy
- 44. BElGIUM & EUROPE Heart of Europe Brussels, Capital of Europe
- 45. 3. Which one of these comic strips is Belgian? 1. Asterix 2. Peanuts 3. Pokemon 5. The Smurfs4.Garefield
- 46. 4. Which of these jazz instruments was invented by a Belgian? 1. The saxophone 2. The clarinet 3. The cornet 4. The trombone 5. The double bass Adolphe Sax (1814-1894),
- 47. Belgium invention & expertise Rollers Skates by John Joseph Merlin, 1760 The Soda by Ernest Solvay, 1861 Praline by Nehaus in 1912Big Bang Theory by Georges Lemaitre in 1927 Plastic by Leo Henricus Baekeland, 1909 Electic Tram by Karel Van de Poele, 1883
- 48. 5. Which one of these actor is Belgian? 1. Arnold Schwarzenegger 2. Jean Reno 3. Chuck Norris 4. Jean-Claude Van Damme 5. Pierce Brosman
- 49. Jean-Claude Van Damme Jean-Claude Van Damme
- 50. 6. Which one of these artists was Belgian? 3. Edgar Degas 4. Leonard De Vinci 1. Salvador Dali 2. René Magritte 5. Picasso
- 51. 6. Which one of these artists was Belgian? René Magritte Peter Paul Rubens Pieter Bruegel
- 52. Famous in Belgium Tomorrowland Festival Formula 1 – Spa Francorchamps Stromae Audrey Hepburn Diamonds
- 54. 8. What food traditionally goes with French fries in Belgium? 1. Cod 2. Oysters 3. Burgers 4. Mussels 5. Chicken wings
- 55. 9. How many different belgium beers exist? 1. 100 2. 250 3. 500 4. 800 5. +1000 Over 800 kinds of Belgian beers produced by around 180 breweries
- 57. Your personal journey with our program team
- 58. You are embarking on a transformational journey…
- 59. …and the result will be a different you.
- 60. Add an international experience Solvay Summer School in Brussels
- 61. Summer schoo
- 62. Happy New (Academic) Year
Editor's Notes
- ULB is a State-funded French speaking university that has its roots in the history of Belgium. The country became an independent state in 1830 and at that time its capital city, Brussels, had no university. In 1831, a group of leading Brussels personalities from the fields of the arts, science and education set themselves the objective of establishing a university that would be independent on any religious authority or dogma.
- After the Belgian independance 1830. Théodore Verhaegen, a politiacian & lawer Start with only 96 students and 38 faculty. It currently welcomes about 25,000 students per year
- Belgian scientists have regularly won the highest accolade in science, a Nobel prize, for the quality of their research, with most recently François Englert being awarded a Nobel Prize in Physics in 2013 for his work on the Higgs boson (or Higgs particle)
- Great industrial ist, chemist & philantropist in the 19th century. Visionary, he wants to create a school to prepare the young leader by educate préparer un petit nombre de jeunes gens très entraînés plutôt qu’un grand nombre de porteurs de diplômes
- Today, it is a full education
- Our mission is to have a decisive and positive impact on how economic and business challenges are addressed. With a strong emphasis on quantitative methods, we produce pioneering research and educate women and men to become true leaders and entrepreneurs in their field.
- Free inquiry: we challenge our students and stakeholders to open their minds to a wide range of perspectives and adopt a critical attitude Don’t be passive and react, give your opinion. Challenge yourself and the other
- Excellence: we all strive towards the highest standards of performance “Le regime de l’école est sévère” We want to train only outstanding students. To rise to the level of excellence, the philosophy of the school is rigor & discipline
- Equal opportunity: we provide access to students from all socio-economic backgrounds Affortable study in Europe for BA & MA. NO selection at the entrance but high level of education
- Multidisciplinarity: we build on a full blend of university disciplines and our expertise in economics and management Class of math, science, history, philosophy as well as management, finance, marketing,…courses
- Entrepreneurial spirit: we expect all our stakeholders to demonstrate initiatives, innovations and leadership Students are very active and pro active and the school will always support it
- How are we translating our mission and value into our programs?
- Solvay has 3 fundamentals that make the success our School & learning
- You will get more out of your study by learning by doing. You will as well assimilate the theories than to learn how to use it in the real life Evidence, facts… always be analytic and analyse your data/fact before to pretend to know Never give up. Always work hard and challenge yourself in your study to become the best
- The 3 words that you need to remember during your study at Solvay
- Networking in an important element for the school on the global side and for each students
- Globaly, the school has more than 140 partners around the World/ These partners are very essential for the reputation of the school and to help our student to go for an EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
- Among the students, the community is very strong during & after the program. We are proud to say that our students are strongly entrepreneurs and organize tone of activities
- The network continues and become stronger after the master. We count today more than 25000 alumni around the world. Some of them has great success story and stay tune with the School via various activities.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RKI4NWT_c0
- The European Union is part of Belgians’ everyday life in a number of ways. A number of European institutions, for instance the European Commission and the European Council, employing thousands of European civil servants, are based in Brussels – which is therefore often called ‘the capital of Europe’. Brussels regularly hosts European Council meetings and summits, as well as plenary sessions of the European Parliament and meetings of European parliamentary committees. Belgium has always worked to widen and deepen European integration, and Belgian politicians have played a crucial role in the development of the European Union. All of this means that Europe is very close to Belgians’ hearts.
- Belgium also has more comic makers per square km than any other country in the world, even Japan. The Smurfs and the Snorks are also Belgian creations In 70 years of existence, 200 million books of "The Adventures of Tintin" have been sold worldwide.
- The saxophone was invented in Belgium, in the early 1840’s by Adolphe Sax (1814-1894), in the city of Dinant.
- The Big Bang theory originated in Belgium – it was a Belgian, the priest and physicist (apparently not a contradiction in terms) Georges Lemaitre, who first came up with what is now called the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe in 1927. The theory is often attributed to Edwin Hubble, although records show Lemaitre published a similar theory two years before Hubble. Ernest Solvay developed the Soda process for the manufacturing
- The magnificent works of the Old Flemish Masters, such as Peter Paul Rubens, Pieter Bruegel, Jan Van Eyck and Anthony Van Dyck, and those of more recent artists, like Paul Delvaux and René Magritte, are to be found today in museums and art galleries the world over
- The magnificent works of the Old Flemish Masters, such as Peter Paul Rubens, Pieter Bruegel, Jan Van Eyck and Anthony Van Dyck, and those of more recent artists, like Paul Delvaux and René Magritte, are to be found today in museums and art galleries the world over
- The international music scene is buzzing with names of talented Belgian artists, among them Stromae, Milow, Selah Sue and Hooverphonic. Tomorrowland is only one of the many festivals held in Belgium; some other popular festivals include Rock Werchter, Pukkelpop, and Couleur Café. Antwerp, Belgium’s second largest city, is the diamond capital of the world. More than half of the diamonds sold around the world pass through this sparkling city. Antwerp is the most populous city in Flanders, and its port is the second biggest in Europe.
- Belgians drink an average of 150 litres of beer per year per person Belgium has more varieties of beer per capita than any other country in the world. There are over 800 kinds of Belgian beers produced by some 180 breweries in the country, covering nearly all types of beer, including pale lager, lambic beer, abbey beer, Trappist, amber ale, blond ale, brown ale, strong ale, Flemish red ale, Flemish sour brown ale, India Pale Ale, Scotch ale, dubbel, tripel, saison, stout, and white beer. The Belgian-based multinational AB InBev is the world's largest brewer with nearly 25 percent global market share, and sells Belgian brands such as Stella Artois, Leffe and Hoegaarden. Other well known Belgian beers include Chimay, Duvel, Grimbergen, Gueuze, Kriek, Maredsesous, Orval, Rochefort, Rodenbach, Westmalle and Westvleteren.
- Belgium produces 220,000 tons of chocolate per year. That’s about 22kg of chocolate for each person in Belgium. The world's biggest chocolate selling point is Brussels National Airport. The most common type of waffles (those sold in the street) are known as Liège waffles, which are rich, dense and sweet, often containing pearls of sugar. The dessert waffle served in restaurants is the Brussels waffle. Perfectly rectangular in shape, it is lighter and crisper than Liège waffles, and is typically served with fruits, powdered sugar, ice cream and/or whipped cream on top.
- 10 days workshops At Solvay Brussels School Campus The program features classes, trips, company visits and activities Designed to give students opportunities to learn about the business challenges across the European Union Opportunity to meet up to more 25 different nationalities Cost: Around 800€ for classes, activities & accomodation