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Alumni
With an alumni network of 40,000 worldwide, HEC Paris offers its graduates a direct line to some of the world's most influential business decision-makers. The HEC MBA Program also provides a framework for building ongoing relationships between companies and participants. Prominent HEC Alumni
| Stella Shi - HEC MBA 2007 Graduate
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If you want to join a European company after earning your MBA, HEC is obviously the best choice. If you want to experience France, it's important to choose a school with a real French atmosphere. HEC definitely provides that, as well as access to the largest alumni network in French society. This network is a very influential community, not only in France and Europe, but across the whole world... Read more
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| Anton Krawchenko - HEC MBA 2006 Graduate
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There are thousands of French people in London working in finance, and there are lots of Grande Ecole alumni here as well. Just to give you an idea, in my company, on my floor even, there are people both more junior and more senior to me who are from HEC. It's a school that is very well known and respected, which helped me in the interview process and now helps me connect to my colleagues and clients. ... Read more
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| Joanne Brophy - HEC MBA 2007 Graduate
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The HEC MBA is really unique in that you can customize it to fit your needs. There are so many different aspects of the program that you can tailor to your ultimate goals. A lot of students come here without a clear idea of what they want to do at the end, and they use the program to find out what they want to do. At HEC, there are always opportunities to explore different career paths and find the one that's right for you... Read more
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| Billy Ma - HEC MBA 2007 Graduate
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I'm originally from Taiwan, and I did my undergraduate degree in Toronto, Canada. I worked in Toronto for three years then moved to Shanghai, before starting my MBA at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Participating in the Dual Degree Program between CUHK and HEC provided an excellent experience in terms of broadening my horizons and my network... Read more
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| Oliver Woeste - HEC MBA 2007 Graduate
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A key advantage of the HEC MBA Program is its incredible flexibility, which allowed me to undertake an IPP in the Caribbean and go on an exchange to another world-class business school. I made some of my best friends at HEC, and I was really impressed by the HEC administration. I received personal contact immediately after submitting my application. No other business school did that, and I really appreciated it.... Read more
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| Ashutosh Mangalik - HEC MBA 2008 Graduate
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One of the main things that attracted me to the HEC MBA Program was its emphasis on community building. My primary motive for pursuing an MBA was to challenge myself and do something that I had never done before, and I wanted to make a career shift to facilitate this transformative process. These were truly the 10 best months of my life - and that's not because I've had an uneventful life! ... Read more
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| Marcus Magarian - HEC MBA 2007 graduate
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I was born and raised in New York City, but I knew that I wanted to earn an international MBA. I actually see it as a real disadvantage for Americans to pursue an MBA in the US: in a globalizing world, international business and emerging market development will be where the greatest opportunities for profitability will arise; if you keep thinking domestically while the rest of the world globalizes, you will inevitably be left behind.... Read more
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- Jean-Paul Agon, CEO, L’Oréal
- Pierre Bellon, Sodexo
- Pascal Cagni, General Manager and Vice-President, Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, Apple
- Henri de Castries, Chairman of the AXA Group Management Board and CEO
- Mercedes Erra, CEO, BETC Euro RSCG
- Philippe Foriel, Destezet Honorary President and Founder, Adecco
- Louis Gallois, CEO, EADS
- Valérie Hermann, CEO,Yves-Saint-Laurent
- H. Joly, CEO, Carlson
- B.Lafont CEO, Lafarge
- Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization
- Valérie Pécresse, Minister of Higher Education and Research
- François-Henri Pinault, CEO, PPR
- Henri Proglio, CEO, Veolia
- Baudoin Prot, CEO, BNP Paribas
- Jean Rosanvallon, President, Dassault Falcon jet,
- Vipin Sharma, Deputy Chief Executive in charge of the development of the global dimension, Indian railways
- Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund
- Sidney Taurel, former CEO, Eli Lilly & Co
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