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Since the beginning of the academic year, all 3rd year students in the Grande \u00c9cole program (Lille and Paris) have been taking part in “CSR projects” (Corporate Social Responsibility). Divided into groups of approximately 10 students, they work on CSR issues that have been identified by partner companies in Lille (Cama\u00efeu) and Paris (Uniqlo).<\/p>\n
For students in Lille working with Cama\u00efeu, the CSR-related themes included recycling and the circular economy, external communication of CSR activities developed at the local and national level, and initiatives to develop well-being at work and the identification of workers with their organization. In Paris, students worked on 3 different CSR topics related to the launch of new Uniqlo stores; consumer perceptions, and CSR as a driver of loyalty, and for retaining talent (in the HR strategy).<\/p>\n
With the support of coaches and professors at the School, students study the topic before presenting their recommendations and an action plan to the company. Each group also has to prepare a report and has 7 minutes to present its recommendations.<\/p>\n
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Pascal Bied, Director of Bachelor Programs at I\u00c9SEG, explains “I\u00c9SEG’s mission is to train and educate managers to be inspiring, intercultural and ethical pioneers of change and to promote creative solutions for and with responsible organizations. Therefore, we decided to integrate the notions of ethics and CSR across the entire Grande \u00c9cole program. In the first year, students begin with a the \u2018Responsibility Day\u2019 before taking a compulsory business ethics course in the second year;\u00a0 the CSR consulting project follows in the 3rd year; before students go deeper into the topic of CSR and sustainability from a strategic perspective in a core course at master level\u201d.<\/p>\n
“We are delighted to have collaborated with Cama\u00efeu and Uniqlo, which has enabled our students to work on projects related to real CSR issues.”<\/p>\n
Uniqlo<\/strong>: Carole Paitier (CSR Project Manager): “Meeting I\u00c9SEG students in order to ask them to think about CSR issues has two main objectives for Uniqlo. In addition to strengthening the recruitment partnership between our brand and the school, this collaboration is, above all, a means of sensitizing a generation of future leaders about CSR in the professional world and in their future careers. This real-life educational and awareness -raising activity has been a collaboration between the I\u00c9SEG academic staff and the HR and CSR departments of Uniqlo. Contributing to positive change in the world is an ambitious mission for our group and to succeed we will need to involve the maximum number of people in this project<\/em>.”<\/p>\n Cama\u00efeu<\/strong>. Violaine Wasilewski (CSR Director) “A stimulating transversal experience for the jury composed of staff, the opportunity to meet potential candidates in person, and an open approach to look at things differently… a project to be carried out again!”<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Since the beginning of the academic year, all 3rd year students in the Grande \u00c9cole program (Lille and Paris) have been taking part in “CSR projects” (Corporate Social Responsibility). Divided […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":15,"featured_media":53114,"menu_order":0,"template":"","news-category":[56,178,195,297],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n