iMagination Center

iMagination Center The iMagination centre is focus on imagination, innovation and transdisciplinarity by implementing each year a seminar, called iMagination Week.

The iMagination Center is dedicated to imagination, innovation and transdisciplinarity, it aims to train managers of today and tomorrow to understand the world in movement while making them actors of the building world. It is a program of ESSEC Business School dedicated to inspiration and creativity. This experience aims at enriching students culturally by taking them out of their environment. The

iMagination Week confronts them with transdisciplinary experts, instilling a "visionary" spirit. Its objective is to help them become aware of the challenges of the society they are going to build and start questioning their contribution. It aims at helping them develop their critical skills for their future professional life: Creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, inquisitive posture. Stimulating their imagination is key to enhance responsible innovation.

On Thursday, January 15th, we were thrilled to welcome Hossan Leong, stage and screen actor, television host, and creati...
26/01/2026

On Thursday, January 15th, we were thrilled to welcome Hossan Leong, stage and screen actor, television host, and creative director with international experience across New York, London, and Dubai, among others.

Through an engaging and energetic session, he showed us how to use our voice and body language as powerful tools for communication, highlighting the critical role they play in impactful presentations.

Beyond technique, he shared practical advice on overcoming stress, building confidence, and adopting an “I can do it” mindset, reminding us that the more we dare to try, the more we grow. An inspiring masterclass on presence, performance, and self-belief.

On Wednesday, January 14th, we had the pleasure of welcoming Bernise Ang and Shaun Koh, who shared powerful perspectives...
26/01/2026

On Wednesday, January 14th, we had the pleasure of welcoming Bernise Ang and Shaun Koh, who shared powerful perspectives on how imagination helps us navigate complexity, tell meaningful stories, and create impact in an ever-changing world.

Through their insights and experiences, they reminded us that creativity is not just about ideas, but about curiosity, courage, and the ability to connect people, systems, and purpose.

« Imaginer le bien commun: l’innovation responsable comme levier », chapitre pour l’ouvrage « Pour changer le monde, rê...
24/01/2026

« Imaginer le bien commun: l’innovation responsable comme levier », chapitre pour l’ouvrage « Pour changer le monde, rêvons-le » avec

The world largest students pedagogical event 🧑‍🎓👩‍🎓Amazing figures for imagination week 2026 France and Singapore ...
16/01/2026

The world largest students pedagogical event 🧑‍🎓👩‍🎓Amazing figures for imagination week 2026 France and Singapore

We had the pleasure of welcoming Bernise Ang and Shaun Koh, Researchers in complex systems science and practitioners in ...
15/01/2026

We had the pleasure of welcoming Bernise Ang and Shaun Koh, Researchers in complex systems science and practitioners in international developpement, who shared powerful perspectives on how imagination helps us navigate complexity, tell meaningful stories, and create impact in an ever-changing world.
Through their insights and experiences, they reminded us that creativity is not just about ideas but about curiosity, courage, and the ability to connect people, systems, and purpose.

We had the privilege of welcoming Jonathan Hung, Executive Director at the Office for Space Technology & Industry (OSTIn...
14/01/2026

We had the privilege of welcoming Jonathan Hung, Executive Director at the Office for Space Technology & Industry (OSTIn) in Singapore, who shared powerful insights on the role of creativity in the space sector.
His talk highlighted why creativity is a strategic necessity in space-related careers. A compelling reminder that innovation in space does not start with technology alone, but with imagination.

Imagination Week 2026 kicked off this Monday at the ESSEC APAC campus in Singapore. The event began with a presentation ...
13/01/2026

Imagination Week 2026 kicked off this Monday at the ESSEC APAC campus in Singapore. The event began with a presentation by Stephanie Chok, Executive Director of the Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics (HOME), who challenged us to rethink how imagination can be a driver of meaningful social change.

Using concrete examples, she showed how creative thinking can help solve overlooked but crucial problems, such as the dangerous transportation of migrant workers, and more broadly how we can rethink systems to improve the lives and dignity of migrant workers in Singapore.
Her presentation was a powerful reminder that imagination is not just about innovation, but also about empathy, responsibility, and impact.

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What does it take to reinvent how the world eats?From Unilever to Barry Callebaut and now Danone, Antoine de Saint‑Affri...
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What does it take to reinvent how the world eats?
From Unilever to Barry Callebaut and now Danone, Antoine de Saint‑Affrique (E87) has led global food giants through massive transformation. With experience across continents and industries, he brings a unique vision for building more resilient and responsible food systems. Are you ready to rethink what’s on our plates and behind our brands?

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What if a wall could become a living, vibrating canvas?
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What if ants, angels or future humans could teach us who we really are?Bernard Werber, one of France’s most widely read ...
08/01/2026

What if ants, angels or future humans could teach us who we really are?
Bernard Werber, one of France’s most widely read novelists, has built vast universes where science, philosophy and storytelling collide. From the Ants Trilogy to his many interconnected cycles, his books invite millions of readers to rethink humanity’s place in the universe. Ready to travel to other worlds to better understand this one?

How do cells know what shape to build?At the crossroads of biology, physics and mathematics, Thomas Lecuit reveals how f...
08/01/2026

How do cells know what shape to build?
At the crossroads of biology, physics and mathematics, Thomas Lecuit reveals how forces and mechanics sculpt tissues during development. His work is reshaping the way scientists think about embryos, tissue repair and even disease. Are you ready to see life as an engineer’s masterpiece?

What if looking at distant galaxies changed how we see ourselves? 🌌David Elbaz, astrophysicist at CEA Paris‑Saclay and f...
06/01/2026

What if looking at distant galaxies changed how we see ourselves? 🌌
David Elbaz, astrophysicist at CEA Paris‑Saclay and former ESA advisor, has helped capture some of the deepest images of the universe ever recorded. On stage, he mixes science and art to turn cosmology into immersive experiences for everyone. Ready to travel across cosmic time without leaving your seat?

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