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'''École supérieure des affaires''' ('''ESA Business School''') is a ] located in the district of Clemenceau, Beirut, for executives and managers from Lebanon and the ]. It holds accreditation from the ],<ref>{{Cite web |date=2014-10-04 |title=L'ESA obtient l'accréditation AMBA |url=https://www.lorientlejour.com/article/889421/lesa-obtient-laccreditation-amba.html |access-date=2022-07-21 |website=L'Orient-Le Jour}}</ref> and has obtained the Business Graduate Association (BGA) label. The school enrolls nearly 550 students annually, as along with 510 students in Executive Education programs.
Established in 1996 following an intergovernmental agreement between France and Lebanon, ESA is a Business School dedicated to the education of executives and managers in Lebanon and the Middle East and managed by the Paris Ile-de-France Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

With its mission to form the elite of Lebanon and the region into the leaders of tomorrow, ESA has become a beacon of academic excellence within Lebanon, and a platform for interaction and meetings between Europe, the Middle East and Lebanon.

Paying keen attention to businesses and their needs, ESA assists them in developing their visions, and helps them better achieve their objectives by training and coaching their executives and managers.

Situated in the center of Beirut, and at the heart of the Middle East, ESA asserts its reach as an important international school, combining the talents of high-level learners and professors who rank among the world’s most preeminent specialists.

THE STRENGTHS OF ESA

Programs and courses made to measure, to train executives and managers, in accordance with the needs of the international workplace.

A faculty composed exclusively of professors drawn from the best business schools in Europe, particularly from ESCP Europe and HEC Paris.

Two international certifications, to validate each academic path: the ESA Degree and the Degree from its prestigious partner school.

Flexible schedules, allowing for both training and professional lives to be combined.

An influential international network, accessible by joining the ESA Alumni Association, which is linked to and a key associate of the ESCP Alumni Association.

An advantageous place for business encounters, ESA organizes regular seminars and panel conferences with international speakers.


ESA Business School is managed by the ] and Industry of ]<ref>{{Cite web |title=Nos écoles et filières |url=https://www.cci-paris-idf.fr/fr/education/ecoles-filieres |access-date=2022-07-21 |website=www.cci-paris-idf.fr |language=fr}}</ref> and is a member of 24 schools.
== History == == History ==
The initiative to establish a business school in Beirut was driven by professor Fayek Abillama, the president of HEC Alumni Association chapter in Lebanon in collaboration with the ].
The École Supérieure des Affaires was established in 1996. The idea behind creating an important business school in Beirut came from, and was promoted—in particular towards the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry—by Professor Fayek Abillama, who was also the President of the Alumni Association at HEC, Lebanon.
At the same time, Mr. Jean-Pierre Lafon—former Ambassador of France to Lebanon—convinced of the necessity of increasing Franco-Lebanese cooperation in matters of education, adopted the idea of creating a Business School to address the needs of the business community.
In May 1995, he approached the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry to set his plan in motion, in close collaboration with The Central Bank of Lebanon and its Governor, Mr. Riad Salame.
A partnership was thereafter established between the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Central Bank of Lebanon, and the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
ESA was officially established on April 5, 1996, in the presence of President Chirac and Prime Minister Hariri, through an intergovernmental agreement signed between France and Lebanon, and an institutional agreement signed between The Central Bank of Lebanon and the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.


At early 1995, Jean-Pierre Lafon, former Ambassador of ] to ], advocated for stronger French-Lebanese cooperation in the field of education and training. In May 1995, he approached the ] and Industry to implement the project with the ]. A partnership was then set up between the ], the Bank of Lebanon and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris.
ESA was officially recognized by the Lebanese Ministry of Higher Education decree N8 9033 dated 27 August 1996<ref name= "decree">{{Cite book | edition = 15th | publisher=Bowker-Saur | isbn = 978-3-598-07672-5 | last = Publitec publication staff | title = Who's who in Lebanon | accessdate = 16 January 2009 | year = 2000 | url = http://books.google.com/books?id=0GZmAAAAMAAJ&q=esa+clemenceau+beirut&dq=esa+clemenceau+beirut&ei=DsBwSZ24Cqa-MoaTtbcM&client=firefox-a&pgis=1 }}</ref><ref name="decree2">{{Cite web | last = Lebanese Ministry of higher education | title = Higher-edu | work=Lebanese Ministry of higher education | accessdate = 16 January 2009 | url = http://www.higher-edu.gov.lb/personal_univ.html |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20080802181948/http://www.higher-edu.gov.lb/personal_univ.html <!-- Bot retrieved archive --> |archivedate = 2 August 2008}}</ref>


ESA Business School was officially inaugurated on 5 April 1996, in the presence of the President, ], Lebanese Prime Minister ]. This was marked by an intergovernmental agreement between France and Lebanon and an agreement between the Bank of Lebanon and the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
=== Campus ===
The ESA Campus Today : A 35,000 square meter campus; a wooded park unique at the heart of Beirut


== Campus ==
Six buildings equipped to welcome students and executives undergoing training, in the best possible conditions for reflection, research and networking.


Under the ], from 1860, German missions transformed the Levant region into an orphanage and a hospital, built and occupied by the deaconesses of ] on the order of St. John (]) of ].
The main building housing the administration offices, work spaces and the lecture halls. The Fattal auditorium is located on the ground floor, with a capacity of one-hundred and fifty people, and often hosts events such as conferences or round-table discussions.


The house of the deaconesses of ], located on what will later be called the “Clemenceau site”, was inaugurated on 10 March 1862. Saint John Hospital received between 9,000 and 12,000 patients per year, then approximately 14,000 patients in 1893, an average of 50 patients per day. When the Chancellery was set up, the assassination of the French ambassador to Lebanon, ], in 1981 pushed the leaders to move the Embassy. The site was later abandoned.
The International Center for Management Documentation (CEDIM) is located in the building to the north of the campus, when entering via the main gate. The CEDIM can welcome up to sixty-five readers over an area of 240 square meters.
The gym is located on the ground floor of the same building.


In 1995, when the idea of creating ESA Business School was started, demining operations were carried out by the military; rehabilitation work was launched by ] and ], who inaugurated the opening of the site on 5 April 1996.
The IMEF, the Monetary and Financial Institute, is a training center which affords both students, and Lebanese and regional operatives, the possibility of acquiring high-level financial knowledge. This center includes a fully equipped trading room to train finance and banking students on the operations of the stock market. This trading room was established under the framework of the ESA-Thomson Reuters partnership.

The” Villa du Pasteur” is reserved purely for guests, speakers, and professors invited by ESA.
The “Villa Rose” (E) as well as the Consulat (F) are currently undergoing restoration.
The ESA Campus in 2015

1. The Villa Rose : A training center for executives and managers; seat of the ESA Executive Education program.

This unique concept, which was developed in close partnership with the Central Lebanese Bank and supported by the French Embassy and the Paris Ile de France CCI, will be dedicated to the development of executives and managers of the Central Banks as well as Lebanese and regional enterprises.

2. The George Audi Auditorium
Adjacent to the Villa Rose, this will include an auditorium of four-hundred seats, equipped with the very best technology, and will be located on the basement level, completely integrated into the landscape. In addition, it will house a multi-purpose hall of 170 square metres. This space will be dedicated to regional and international conferences, led by world-renowned speakers and the leaders of large banking and finance institutions.

===Villa Rose – Portalis Mansion===
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The "Villa Rose" (pink villa), is a historical 19th century mansion. Built by industrialists Antoine-Fortuné and Nicolas Portalis (sons of French statesman ]) who founded a sericulture and silk production facility in the ] region in 1836.<ref name="portalis">{{Cite book| publisher=University of California Press| isbn =9780520227408| pages = 257| last = Khater| first = Akram Fouad| title = Inventing Home: Emigration, Gender, and the Middle Class in Lebanon, 1870–1920| location = Berkely| accessdate = 16 January 2009| year = 2001| url = http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft9d5nb66k/}}</ref> The Portalis heirs sold the mansion in the early 20th century to the ]. The "Villa Rose" is still owned by the ], it had accommodated since the 1930s the counselor of the embassy of France in Lebanon.<ref name="esar">{{Cite web| publisher=esa | title = lesarts.pdf (application/pdf Object) | accessdate = 16 January 2009 | url = http://www.esa.edu.lb/fr/images/lesarts.pdf }}</ref><ref name="vr2">{{Cite web | title = La villa rose – De Beyrouth à Bordeaux |work=Le Monde |location=France | accessdate = 16 January 2009 | date = 26 March 2007 | url = http://casadei.blog.lemonde.fr/2007/03/26/la-villa-rose/ }}</ref> The "Villa Rose" and its gardens have been abandoned and ravaged during the ]. The ESA recently acquired the "Villa Rose" from the ] according to a long term lease.<ref name="vr">{{Cite web | last = Emié | first = Bernard | title = Cérémonie de remise des diplôme à l'Ecole Supérieure des Affaires – La France au Liban | work=Ambafrance | format = diplomacy | accessdate = 16 January 2009 | date = 29 June 2007 | url = http://www.ambafrance-lb.org/spip.php?article879&var_recherche=villa%20rose }} {{Dead link|date=October 2010|bot=H3llBot}}</ref> The ESA is currently restoring the "Villa Rose" in preparation of future expansion and integration into the campus, meanwhile the Portalis mansion is used by ESA to house regular cultural events and painting expositions.<ref name="esar"/>


== Academics == == Academics ==


=== Faculty === === Faculty ===
The Ecole Supérieure des Affaires hosts approximately 250 visiting international leading academics and professors most of which come from the two centres of Business Higher Education of the ]: ] and ].<ref name="pressr">{{cite press release | title =L’Ecole Supérieure des Affaires de Beyrouth fête ses 10 ans | publisher=Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris | date = 28 June 2006 | url = http://www.ccip.fr/upload/pdf/CP_10-ans-ESA.pdf | accessdate = 17 January 2009 }}</ref> The ESA is headed by Stéphane Attali who previously was the deputy director general of ]; Attali replaced Roger Ourset and assumed office in January 2009. According to the WBS 2010 ranking, after 14 years of existence, the ESA scored first in the MENA region amongst more than 50 other establishments. Highly selective, the Ecole Supérieure des Affaires has today acquired a great prestige, competing French and English best business schools.<ref name="il1">{{Cite news | last = Morel Lebbos | first = Elodie | title = Pierre Simon, président de la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Paris : " L’ESA doit rester un pôle d’excellence " - iloubnan.info | work=Iloubnan | accessdate = 24 February 2009 | url = http://www.iloubnan.info/economie/article/id/32309/liban/Pierre-Simon,-pr%C3%A9sident-de-la-Chambre-de-commerce-et-d-industrie-de-Paris-:-%C2%AB-L-ESA-doit-rester-un-p%C3%B4le-d-excellence-%C2%BB }}</ref> The Ecole Supérieure des Affaires hosts approximately 250 visiting international academics and professors from the two centers of Business Higher Education of the ]: ] and HEC group.<ref name="pressr">{{cite press release | title =L'Ecole Supérieure des Affaires de Beyrouth fête ses 10 ans | publisher=Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris | date = 28 June 2006 | url = http://www.ccip.fr/upload/pdf/CP_10-ans-ESA.pdf | accessdate = 17 January 2009 }}</ref> The ESA is headed by Maxence Duault, who previously served as the deputy director general of ]. M. Duault replaced Stéphane Attali in 2019. According to the WBS 2010 ranking, the ESA was ranked first in the ] region.<ref name="il1">{{Cite news | last = Morel Lebbos | first = Elodie | title = Pierre Simon, président de la Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de Paris : " L'ESA doit rester un pôle d'excellence " - iloubnan.info | work=Iloubnan | accessdate = 24 February 2009 | url = http://www.iloubnan.info/economie/article/id/32309/liban/Pierre-Simon,-pr%C3%A9sident-de-la-Chambre-de-commerce-et-d-industrie-de-Paris-:-%C2%AB-L-ESA-doit-rester-un-p%C3%B4le-d-excellence-%C2%BB }}</ref>


=== Academic cooperation === === Academic cooperation ===
* ] (École supérieure de commerce de Paris–École européenne des affaires)<ref name="escp">{{Cite web|title=Associate Campuses – ESCP-EAP The School of Management for Europe |accessdate=15 January 2009 |url=http://www.escp-eap.eu/escp-eap/academic-alliances-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/associate-campuses-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/ |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/20081211080131/http://www.escp-eap.eu:80/escp-eap/academic-alliances-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/associate-campuses-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/ |archivedate=11 December 2008 }}</ref> * ] (École supérieure de commerce de Paris–École européenne des affaires)<ref name="escp">{{cite web|title=Associate Campuses – ESCP-EAP The School of Management for Europe |accessdate=15 January 2009 |url=http://www.escp-eap.eu/escp-eap/academic-alliances-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/associate-campuses-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/ |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20081211080131/http://www.escp-eap.eu/escp-eap/academic-alliances-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/associate-campuses-escp-eap-the-school-of-management-for-europe/ |archivedate=11 December 2008 }}</ref>
* ] at ]<ref name="ESA">{{Cite web| title = Ecole Supérieure des Affaires – ESA| accessdate = 15 January 2009| url = http://www.esa.edu.lb/en/partenaire_academiques.shtml}}</ref> * ] at ]<ref name="ESA">{{cite web| title = Ecole Supérieure des Affaires – ESA| accessdate = 15 January 2009| url = http://www.esa.edu.lb/en/partenaire_academiques.shtml}}</ref>
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=== Programs and degrees === == Accolades ==
* ESA’s EMBA, in joint degree with ESCP Business School, is ranked No. 6 worldwide by the '']''<ref>{{Cite web |title=EMBA 2021 - Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com |url=https://rankings.ft.com/rankings/2863/emba-2021 |access-date=2022-07-21 |website=rankings.ft.com}}</ref>
* ESA’s BBA, offered as a joint degree with ], is:
** ranked No. 1 in France in the 2022 ranking of Bachelors in four years by the ]<ref>{{Cite web |date=2021-12-16 |title=Classement des Bachelors 2022: quel est le meilleur? |url=https://www.challenges.fr/emploi/classement-des-ecoles-de-commerce/classement-bachelors-2022_793356 |access-date=2022-07-21 |website=Challenges |language=fr}}</ref>
** ranked No. 1 of the best post-baccalaureate BBAs in business schools in the 2022 ''L'Etudiant'' Ranking<ref>{{Cite web |title=10 BBA au banc d'essai 2022 - L'Etudiant |url=https://www.letudiant.fr/palmares/liste-profils/classement-des-bba/classement-des-bba/home.html#indicateurs=900778,900779,900780,900781,900782,900783&criterias |access-date=2022-07-21 |website=www.letudiant.fr}}</ref>


==References==
The Masters in Management, Grande Ecole Program is geared at Bachelor students. Applicants have the choice between two paths: either Lebanon or France. This program allows them to prepare for the constantly changing, high-level responsibilities to be found in a globalized economy.
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The Masters in Business Administration (MBA) is an international general business program for young professionals with a minimum of three years work experience. It provides a solid vision of the business world and lays sound foundations in business management.

The Executive MBA is a part-time, very high-level course, geared toward executives and managers with a minimum of five years experience in a managerial role.

Delivered entirely in English, adapted to specific timetables, and including four international seminars—Turkey, United States, China or India—this course gives students the possibility of putting their leadership skills into practice, allowing them to face the problematic issues of today’s business world.

The Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) is a course of high-level research supervised by international professors and researchers. It is aimed at managers and business leaders who wish to contribute to the development of management theories and practices. This program is linked with ESA’s Centre for Research and Development (CRED), in partnership with the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne.

Three Specialized Masters - Part-time courses adapted to the constrains of working professionals, which offer in-depth knowledge learning within specific domains:
• The Executive Masters in Financial Management (XFM),
A sixteen-month course in association with the Rotterdam School of Management, taught entirely in English
• The Marketing and Communication Specialized Masters
An eighteen-month course in association with ESCP Europe, which allows for a thorough and far-reaching understanding of marketing principles and concepts
• The Masters in Hospital and Healthcare Management
A twelve-month course focused on providing training in the major healthcare management issues, for all healthcare professionals in hospitals and care facilities

=== Admissions ===
The selection criteria rest mainly on competitive written and oral exams

== See also ==
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==References==
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École Supérieure des Affaires, ESA Business School
المعهد العالي للأعمال
The Portalis mansion campus building, before its restoration
TypePrivate business school
Established5 April 1996
PresidentMaxence Duault
Academic staffapprox. 250 (visiting)
Address289, rue Clemenceau, Beirut, Lebanon
33°53′55″N 35°29′21″E / 33.89861°N 35.48917°E / 33.89861; 35.48917
CampusUrban 35,000 square metres (8.6 acres)
AffiliationsESCP Business School
Websitewww.esa.edu.lb

École supérieure des affaires (ESA Business School) is a business school located in the district of Clemenceau, Beirut, for executives and managers from Lebanon and the Middle East. It holds accreditation from the Association of MBAs, and has obtained the Business Graduate Association (BGA) label. The school enrolls nearly 550 students annually, as along with 510 students in Executive Education programs.

ESA Business School is managed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris Ile-de-France Region and is a member of 24 schools.

History

The initiative to establish a business school in Beirut was driven by professor Fayek Abillama, the president of HEC Alumni Association chapter in Lebanon in collaboration with the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

At early 1995, Jean-Pierre Lafon, former Ambassador of France to Lebanon, advocated for stronger French-Lebanese cooperation in the field of education and training. In May 1995, he approached the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry to implement the project with the Bank of Lebanon. A partnership was then set up between the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Bank of Lebanon and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris.

ESA Business School was officially inaugurated on 5 April 1996, in the presence of the President, Jacques Chirac, Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic Hariri. This was marked by an intergovernmental agreement between France and Lebanon and an agreement between the Bank of Lebanon and the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Campus

Under the Ottoman Empire, from 1860, German missions transformed the Levant region into an orphanage and a hospital, built and occupied by the deaconesses of Kaiserswerth on the order of St. John (Johanniterorden) of Jerusalem.

The house of the deaconesses of Beirut, located on what will later be called the “Clemenceau site”, was inaugurated on 10 March 1862. Saint John Hospital received between 9,000 and 12,000 patients per year, then approximately 14,000 patients in 1893, an average of 50 patients per day. When the Chancellery was set up, the assassination of the French ambassador to Lebanon, Louis Delamare, in 1981 pushed the leaders to move the Embassy. The site was later abandoned.

In 1995, when the idea of creating ESA Business School was started, demining operations were carried out by the military; rehabilitation work was launched by Jacques Chirac and Rafic Hariri, who inaugurated the opening of the site on 5 April 1996.

Academics

Faculty

The Ecole Supérieure des Affaires hosts approximately 250 visiting international academics and professors from the two centers of Business Higher Education of the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry: ESCP Business School and HEC group. The ESA is headed by Maxence Duault, who previously served as the deputy director general of ESCP Business School. M. Duault replaced Stéphane Attali in 2019. According to the WBS 2010 ranking, the ESA was ranked first in the MENA region.

Academic cooperation

Accolades

  • ESA’s EMBA, in joint degree with ESCP Business School, is ranked No. 6 worldwide by the Financial Times
  • ESA’s BBA, offered as a joint degree with ESSEC BS, is:
    • ranked No. 1 in France in the 2022 ranking of Bachelors in four years by the Challenges
    • ranked No. 1 of the best post-baccalaureate BBAs in business schools in the 2022 L'Etudiant Ranking

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