An aging population and burgeoning public debt mean the healthcare sector faces a huge economic and social challenge serving...
Alumni Conferences
Expertise from the greater INSEAD community
INSEAD alumni number some 40,000 men and women living in more than 160 countries around the world and working as entrepreneurs and leaders in business, industry and politics. INSEAD alumni associations and clubs organise conferences around such themes as energy and healthcare which serve to foster knowledge, strengthen networks, and refresh sources of information.
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Can an online medical data-sharing platform accelerate research, improve treatment and create a powerful forum for those with...
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How one CEO took part of a huge Italian industrial complex and turned it into a high-tech healthcare company…
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Doing well by doing good is getting a bad reputation.... just when we really need it.
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Drug companies world-wide are under pressure. The rise of generics, looming patent expirations and the expanding innovation gap...
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A report from INSEAD's Alumni Sustainability Executive Roundtable in Fontainbleau.
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A type1 diabetic and INSEAD student Kyle Rose (MBA '10D) describes how social media interaction help him manage his chronic...
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The emerging markets with their populations in the billions have become a potent source of revenue. The representatives of...
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With ageing populations in the West and with drug targets improving thousandfold since the mapping of the human genome less...
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Is the smart and sustainable ‘super-grid’ reality or unrealisable fantasy? Can we continue to have energy security in the face...
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