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Spread across the globe, our more than 75,000 alumni represent more than 174 nationalities and come from nearly 200 countries. As global citizens, they build relationships across borders, embrace diverse perspectives and advance diversity, equity and inclusion.
As a community, our alumni are deeply supportive of one another — and deeply connected to the school. Each year, tens of thousands come together for reunions, lifelong learning programmes, volunteering and more.
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Navigating a World in Transition: Why Asia Matters Now
Navigating a World in Transition: Why Asia Matters Now
The global landscape is being reshaped by technological disruption, economic realignment and geopolitical uncertainty. As businesses adapt to a new era of complexity, one region stands at the center of these transformations: Asia.
Asia remains the engine of global growth, but it is also where technological rivalry, trade fragmentation, demographic pressures and geopolitical tensions collide. Can India translate rapid growth into sustained prosperity? Can China maintain its industrial dominance amid slowing growth and rising strategic competition? Which economies will lead the AI revolution, and how should business leaders position themselves in an increasingly fragmented world?
This webinar will move beyond the headlines to explore the opportunities, disruptions and strategic choices shaping Asia's next chapter.
As a preview of the INSEAD Alumni Forum 2027 in Singapore, the discussion offers a first look at the ideas and debates behind the Forum theme, "Asia at the Crossroads," and why understanding Asia's future has become essential for leaders everywhere.
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Pricing in the Age of AI
Pricing in the Age of AI
From dynamic pricing and personalized offers to generative AI-powered pricing decisions, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how organizations capture value. As companies gain unprecedented pricing capabilities, they must also navigate growing concerns around fairness, transparency, and customer trust. What does effective pricing look like in the age of AI, and where should leaders draw the line?
Join INSEAD Professor Anton Ovchinnikov and McGill University Professor Maxime Cohen, author of Pricing in the Age of AI (MIT Press, 2026), for a timely discussion on how AI is reshaping pricing strategy across industries.
Drawing on cutting-edge research and real-world examples, they will explore:
• How AI is changing the science and practice of pricing
• Which pricing principles remain timeless in a rapidly evolving landscape
• The opportunities and risks created by generative AI
• How organizations can balance revenue growth with customer trust and ethical considerations
Whether you work in marketing, strategy, finance, technology, or general management, this session will provide practical insights into how AI is redefining one of the most fundamental decisions every business must make: what to charge, to whom, and when.
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Networking: What the Science of Conversation Gets Right (and Our Instincts Get Wrong)
Networking: What the Science of Conversation Gets Right (and Our Instincts Get Wrong)
Networking is one of the most important things we do for our careers, yet most of us decide how to do it by intuition: who to talk to, how long to stay, how much to share. However, both research and practice show that our intuitions about connecting with others can mislead us in important ways.
In this webinar, Nadav Klein (Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour, INSEAD) will map a networking encounter from start to finish and show where our intuitions can steer us off course: before we arrive, when we decide how to spend our time, when we choose whom to talk to, and when we decide how much of ourselves to share. In each case, the approach that feels efficient or safe tends to build weaker connections than we might think.
Nadav will be joined by Kim Mertens MBA'26J, Principal at Egon Zehnder, who will bring the view from executive search, where relationships turn into referrals, placements, and board seats. Drawing on data and on her experience observing and coaching countless executives, Kim will share practical advice on how to build relationships that last, and what separates the people who do it well from those who don’t.
