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Prof. Stephane Garelli

What Comes After the Black Hole? Competitive Perspectives for 2010 and Beyond

Prof. Stéphane Garelli, a globally recognized authority on competitiveness, has been researching in this field for over 25 years. As an emeritus professor at IMD Lausanne and the University of Lausanne, he founded the World Competitiveness Centre. With extensive experience in the business world, he is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of "Le Temps" and has held senior positions at Sandoz Financial and Banking Holding. As a former Managing Director of the World Economic Forum and the Davos Symposium, he brings comprehensive expertise. Prof. Garelli is a member of prestigious institutes worldwide and advises companies such as Hewlett-Packard.

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Vita

Stéphane Garelli – a world-renowned authority on competitiveness – has been a pioneer in this field for over 25 years. He is Emeritus Professor at IMD (Institute of Management Development) in Lausanne, where he founded the World Competitiveness Centre, and also Emeritus Professor at the University of Lausanne. Professor Garelli maintains strong ties to the business world. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors at Le Temps, Switzerland’s leading French-language newspaper. Previously, he was Chairman of the Board of the Sandoz Financial and Banking Holding and Board Member at Banque Edouard Constant. For many years, he was Managing Director of the World Economic Forum and the Davos Symposium. In addition, he served as Senior Advisor to Hewlett-Packard's European Management for twelve years. He is a respected member of numerous institutions, including: – The China Enterprise Management Association – The Board of the Fondation Jean Monnet pour l’Europe – The Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences – The Mexican Council for Competitiveness.

Topics

Success Self-Development Change Economy
  • The “traditional” recipes for managing long-term stagnation are increasingly being called into question.
  • A long list of current challenges is clouding the vision of today’s leaders and increasing the complexity of enterprise management.
  • At the same time, there are many positive developments: more global companies and new brands are entering world markets, family businesses are gaining recognition for their contributions, technology-driven business models are emerging—and consumers are becoming more adventurous, more open to new products, and increasingly active in the sharing economy.
  • The winners in this new landscape will be those with the right mindset. They will stand out through their ability to master efficiency, change, and complexity with confidence.
  • We are all overwhelmed by information and events. But which of them truly matter—for companies, markets, and people?
    And how do they influence our strategies and behavior?

References & Press

  • Professor at IMD Business School Lausanne
  • Founder of the World Competitiveness Center
  • Professor at the University of Lausanne
  • Chairman of the newspaper Le Temps
  • Member, International Olympic Committee commission on Sustainability and Legacy