Seminar of Kaisa Snellman on 10/03/2020

imagination week

English version below

Chers tous,

Du 6 au 10 janvier 2020, l’iMagination Week accueillera de nouveau les 800 étudiants de la Grande Ecole / Master in Management (du 13 au 17 janvier à Singapour).

Ces 5 jours vont leur permettre de prendre de la hauteur avec des conférences d’experts des arts, des sciences, et d’autres domaines, qui pourront les inspirer, stimuler leur imagination et certainement bousculer les idées reçues. En parallèle, ce sera l’occasion pour eux également de mettre en application directe des méthodes de créativité et de travailler en équipe autour du thème suivant :

Un monde en TransitionS : de 2020 vers 2050

L’iMagination Week, placée sous le parrainage de Cécile Duflot (E00), Directrice Générale de Oxfam France et ancienne ministre, accueillera de nombreuses personnalités fortes aux parcours uniques, qui viendront partager leurs expériences avec les étudiants.

C’est avec plaisir que nous vous invitons à venir assister aux conférences plénières qui auront lieu dans le Dôme (cf. programme ci-après).

  

Prof. Xavier Pavie

Directeur du Centre iMagination

Directeur académique associé Programme Grande Ecole Asie Pacifique

Programme des conférences iMagination Week Grande Ecole 2020

Lundi 6 janvier - Dôme

- 14h30-15h30 : Luc Ferry (Philosophe)

Mardi 7 janvier - Dôme

-  09h00-10h15 : Jérôme Ruskin (Journaliste - co-fondateur de la revue Usbek & Rica)

- 17h30-18h30 : Jean-Marc Jancovici (Président du think tank The Shift Project - Membre du Haut Conseil pour le Climat)

Mercredi 8 janvier - Dôme

-  09h00-10h15 : Antoine Compagnon (Professeur de littérature au Collège de France)

- 14h30-15h45 : Jean-Gabriel Ganascia (Professeur en Sciences de l’Information - Président du Comité d’éthique du CNRS)

Jeudi 9 janvier - Dôme

- 09h00-10h15 :Rob Hopkins (Créateur en 2005 du mouvement des territoires en transitions - activiste et écrivain)

- 17h00-18h15 : Marie Monmont (“des barres de chocolat derrière les barreaux “)

Vendredi 10 janvier - Dôme

- 13h30-14h00 : Madame Moustache (Street-artiste)

- 14h00-16h00 : Remise des prix et mot de clôture de Cécile Duflot.

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Dear all,

From 6 to 10 January, iMagination Week will once again welcome the 800 students of the Grande Ecole / Master in Management program (13 to 17 janvier in Singapore).

These 5 days will allow them to take height with conferences of experts in arts,  sciences, and other domains, who will be able to inspire them, stimulate their imagination and perhaps shake up the preconceived ideas. In parallel, it will also be an opportunity for them to apply creativity methods directly and to work as a team around the following theme: 

A world in TransitionS : from 2020 towards 2050

The iMagination Week, under the patronage of Cécile Duflot (E00), Executive Director of Oxfam France, and former minister, will welcome many strong personalities with unique backgrounds, who will share their experiences with students.

We are pleased to invite you to attend to the plenary lectures in the Dôme (see program below).

Best regards,

Prof. Xavier Pavie

iMagination Centre Director

Academic Director Master in Management Asia Pacific

iMagination Week Grande Ecole 2020 Conference Program

Monday 6 January - Dôme

- 14h30-15h30 : Luc Ferry (Philosopher)

Tuesday 7 January - Dôme

- 09h00-10h15 : Jérôme Ruskin (Journalist - co-founder of the Usbek & Rica magazine)

- 17h30-18h30 : Jean-Marc Jancovici (President of the think tank “The Shift Project” - Member of the french High Council for Climate)

Wednesday 8 January - Dôme

-  09h00-10h15 : Antoine Compagnon (Litterature Professor at Collège de France)

- 14h30-15h45 : Jean-Gabriel Ganascia (Professor of Computer sciences - President of the Ethics Committee at CNRS)

Thursday 9 January - Dôme

- 09h00-10h15 :Rob Hopkins (Founder in 2005 of the Transition movement - activist and writer)

- 17h00-18h15 : Marie Monmont (“chocolate bars behind bars “)

Friday 10 January - Dôme

- 13h30-14h00 : Madame Moustache (Street-artist)

- 14h00-16h00 : Award ceremony and closing with Cécile Duflot.

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