Alumni Reunion Weekend

Fontainebleau 2-3 July 2016

About INSEAD, The Business School for the World

As one of the world’s leading and largest graduate business schools, INSEAD brings together people, cultures and ideas to change lives and to transform organisations. A global perspective and cultural diversity are reflected in all aspects of our research and teaching.

With campuses in Europe (France), Asia (Singapore) and Abu Dhabi, INSEAD’s business education and research spans three continents. Our 148 renowned Faculty members from 40 countries inspire more than 1,300 degree participants annually in our MBA, Executive MBA, specialised master’s degrees (Master in Finance, Executive Master in Consulting and Coaching for Change) and PhD programmes. In addition, more than 9,500 executives participate in INSEAD’s Executive Education programmes each year.

In addition to INSEAD’s programmes on our three campuses, INSEAD participates in academic partnerships with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia & San Francisco); the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University near Chicago; the Johns Hopkins University/SAIS in Washington DC and the Teachers College at Columbia University in New York; and MIT Sloan School of Management in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In Asia, INSEAD partners with School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University in Beijing and China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai. INSEAD is a founding member in the multidisciplinary Sorbonne University created in 2012, and also partners with Fundação Dom Cabral in Brazil.

INSEAD became a pioneer of international business education with the graduation of the first MBA class on the Fontainebleau campus in Europe in 1960. In 2000, INSEAD opened its Asia campus in Singapore. And in 2007 the school began an association in the Middle East, officially opening the Abu Dhabi campus in 2010.

Around the world and over the decades, INSEAD continues to conduct cutting edge research and to innovate across all our programmes to provide business leaders with the knowledge and sensitivity to operate anywhere. These core values have enabled us to become truly “The Business School for the World.”

Dear Alumni,

As you have experienced for yourself, INSEAD is a truly unique institution. We graduate inspired individuals equipped with sound business knowledge and international wisdom. Through the vision laid out by our founders, we have truly become an independent and entrepreneurial business school with an unmatched global outreach and unparalleled diversity of students, executive participants and alumni.

This weekend, I am excited to share my plans with you and I want to hear your views. Our Alumni Reunions team has worked hard and put together an incredible programme for you. Besides the plenary session which will focus on the MBA programme and our Alumni network, our faculty forums will also cover important themes relevant to the business world of today.

Throughout the weekend’s social and networking events, your reunion will provide you with the ideal opportunity to expand your horizons – a chance to, not only reconnect with your former classmates, but also to interact with Alumni of other classes that hold the same INSEAD spirit.

I look forward to sharing many conversations with you this special weekend and invite you to join me in imagining the incredible potential of INSEAD, with a powerful network of over 51,000 Alumni in 172 countries united, as we create an ambitious future.

Ilian Mihov Dean

Message from the Dean

Class of ’91J

Reunion and Fund Class AmbassadorVijai Gill

Reunion CommitteeMarc Bolh, Greg Cameron, Julian Fagandini, Kathryn From, Trond Heier, Julius Landell-Mills, Henk Luykx, Alain Pujol, Carolina Reid, Andreas Ridder, Jan Artur Sienczewski, Alistair Schofield, Roland Unfried, Erik van den Bos

Reunion Fund CommitteeAaro Tilde Eide, Julian Fagandini, Kathryn From, Eric Guichard, Gerald Kalny, Francis Kint, Daniel Lalonde, Julius Landell-Mills, Helge Lund, Andreas Papakyriacopoulos, Charles Schanen, Benedikt Timmerman

Class of ’96J

Reunion Class AmbassadorsLouise Ainsworth, Mathieu Fussman and Paul Ostergaard

Reunion Fund Class AmbassadorVincent Lapras

Reunion Committee Sylvia Candiani, Susanne Janssen, George Kourtis, Carlos Montemayor, Amir Peleg, Philippe Rosier, Isabel Serra Paiz

Reunion Fund Committee Anne Catherine Chevalier, Steven Cuppy, Philip Kennedy, Carlos Montemayor, Stuart Morstead

Class of ’96D

Reunion Class AmbassadorsDoug Bewsher and Mark Melford

Reunion Committee Jeremy Cooper, Dorothee Deuring, Jack Hennessy, Kathleen McKay-Hart, Constança Monteiro, Charles-Henri Perret, Jean-Marc Novene, Evita Twerdahl

Reunion Fund Class Ambassadors Egil Hogna, Dorothee Deuring, Maureen Ong Combalot and Vikas Saluguti

Class of ’01J

Reunion Class AmbassadorsPaulo Veras and Alistair Paterson

Reunion Fund Class Ambassadors Nestor Casado, Hideki Kurata, Marc Molitor, Paul-Olivier Raynaud-Lacroze

Class of ’01D

Reunion Fund Class Ambassadors Anne Rotman de Picciotto, Peter Schuh and Paolo Senes

Thank you to our reunion volunteers

INSEAD Alumni Fund

The INSEAD Alumni Fund (IAF), originally founded by Alumni more than 40 years ago, serves as a vital source of financial support for the School. We extend a warm thank you to all of you who have generously participated in the anniversary reunion appeals this year, your generosity enables INSEAD to preserve its place among the world’s best business schools. For more information about the IAF or should you wish to make a donation, please visit the IAF booth in the Camembert area.

INSEAD is delighted to recognise donors whose cumulative giving has reached specific levels:

Diamond Salamander €500,000 Platinum Salamander €200,000Gold Salamander €100,000Silver Salamander €50,000Bronze Salamander €15,000

Black Donor Pin for Salamander holdersBlue Donor Pin €7,500Green Donor Pin €1,000

Originally the insignia of the French king Francois I and later that of the town of Fontainebleau, this mythical creature representing the virtue of perseverance, was adopted as the symbol of the INSEAD Alumni Association. Since 1987, the Salamander awards have been representing INSEAD’s lasting gratitude to its donors. Salamander level donors are celebrated at alumni reunions and at INSEAD events around the world.

The Salamander Awards and Donor Pins

We are proud to list below the names of the Salamander holders who are celebrating their reunion this weekend (List as of 27 June 2016).

Gold Salamander AwardAaro Tilde Eide, MBA’91JKathryn From, MBA’91JSebastian Grigg, MBA’91JPierre-André Maus, MBA’96DShirag Shah, MBA’96D

Silver Salamander AwardTom Adams, MBA’01JVijai Gill, MBA’91J

Benoît Habert, MBA’96JAntonio Horta Osorio, MBA’91JTim Kingston, MBA’91JDaniel Lalonde, MBA’91JHenk Luykx, MBA’91JIlona Nemeth Quasha, MBA’96DAnne Rotman de Picciotto, MBA’01DHervé Sarteau, MBA’91J

Bronze Salamander AwardDaniel Bloch, MBA’96JFrancesco Conte, MBA’91JJaime de La Garza, MBA’91JDorothee Deuring, MBA’96DShane Feeney, MBA’96JBenoit Galland, MBA’91JChristoph Grosspeter, MBA’96DStephen Harrison, MBA’91JSiri Hatlen, MBA’91JScott Henderson, MBA’96JDagmar Hesse-Kreindler, MBA’91JYoshihiro Kawai, MBA’91JJulius Landell-Mills, MBA’91J

Helge Lund, MBA’91JRobert Maegerlein, MBA’96JJoseph McMillen, MBA’96JSharyanne McSwain, MBA’91JNaveen Menon, MBA’01DCarlos Montemayor, MBA’96JSumitra Pasupathy, MBA’01DAnne Marie Roumieux, MBA’96JCharles Schanen, MBA’91JPeter Schuh, MBA’01DPaolo Senes, MBA’01DRichard Teichmann, MBA’91JClaus Zieler, MBA’91J

Investors’ Circle members

The INSEAD Investors’ Circle acknowledges leadership annual giving. Members join a special group of INSEAD friends who, collectively, help to enhance the School’s excellence every year. Donors who give at any of the levels below in a year are welcomed to the Investors’ Circle. Recognition in this circle is annual, renewable every year.

Annual Recognition

Leader €10,000Principal €5,000 - €9,999Partner €2,500 - €4,999Supporter €1,000 - €2,499Young Supporter €300–€999for students and MBA alumniup to 4 years after graduation

Daniel Bloch, MBA’96JBart Blommers, MBA’96DJean-Christophe Bugeon, MBA’91JAnne-Catherine Chevalier, MBA’96JKarsten De Clerck, MBA’91JJean-François de Jaegher, MBA’96DJaime de La Garza, MBA’91JAaro Tilde Eide, MBA’91JKathryn From, MBA’91JLudwig Fuchs, MBA’96JBenoit Galland, MBA’91JToh Sim Goh, MBA’91JSiri Hatlen, MBA’91JAntónio Horta Osorio, MBA’91JArnd Kaldowski, MBA’96DHans Rudolf Keller, MBA’96DTim Kingston, MBA’91JMaxime Labey, MBA’01DDaniel Lalonde, MBA’91JVincent Lapras, MBA’96JFrank Leprou, MBA’96JAurelian Lis, MBA’96DEva Liu, MBA’91JPierre-André Maus, MBA’96D

Naveen Menon, MBA’01DAlain Michaelis, MBA’96JLaurent-Emmanuel Migeon, MBA’01DCarlos Montemayor, MBA’96JMiguel Moresco, MBA’01DKimberley Needham, MBA’91JIlona Nemeth Quasha, MBA’96DIris, Ortner, MBA’01DSumitra Pasupathy, MBA’01DPaul Olivier Raynaud Lacroze, MBA’01JAndreas Ridder, MBA’91JHervé Sarteau, MBA’91JPeter Schuh, MBA’01DPaolo Senes, MBA’01DChirag Shah, MBA’96DLoren Shuster, MBA’96JBen Timmerman, MBA’91JBenoit Valla, MBA’96DDavid van Oss, MBA’91JMartin Vorderwülbecke, MBA’91JNicolas Vryghem, MBA’96JPascale Witz, MBA’96JClaus Zieler, MBA’91J

INSEAD Alumni: a fabulous network As of 27 June 2016

51,511Alumni living in 172 countries

24,878MBA Alumni

157Nationalities

47National Alumni Associations

7Global Clubs

Friday 1 July

17.00-19.00 Welcome and registration Upper Gallery

17.30-18.30 Reconnecting with faculty Amphi A BREXIT! Douglas Webber Professor of Political Science

Feel free to meet & mingle at the bar (drinks and snacks are available for purchase at the bar) and watch Euro 2016 (live broadcast)

Saturday 2 July

08.00-09.00 Welcome coffee and registration Upper Gallery

09.00-10.15 Faculty session Amphi A Unbound together: Leading and living in the age of nomadic professionalism Gianpiero Petriglieri Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour

10.15-10.30 Coffee break 10.30-12.00 Plenary session - Present and Future Amphi A Joanne Shoveller, Associate Dean,

Advancement and Alumni Relations

Urs Peyer, Dean of Degree Programmes

Ilian Mihov, Dean of INSEAD, The Rausing Chaired Professor of Economic and Business Transformation, Professor of Economics

12.15-14.00 Networking with your class Lunch: buy your own lunch at the bar or self serve at the restaurant like the old days

Programme – Alumni Reunion

Please consult the following schedule for your class photo

Sunny weather plan Rainy weather planMBA’91J 12.10 outside main reception 12.10 Amphi B MBA’96J 12.10 Amphi Ullmann 12.10 Amphi A outside the barMBA’96D 12.15 outside main reception 12.15 Amphi B MBA’01J 12.15 Amphi Ullmann 12.15 Main Reception outside the barMBA’01D 12.20 Amphi Ullmann 12.20 Amphi de Vitry outside the bar

14.15-15.30 Faculty session Amphi A Digital.Disruption@INSEAD Peter Zemsky, Deputy Dean

Dean, Strategic Initiatives and Innovation The Eli Lilly Chaired Professor of Strategy and Innovation

15.30-15.45 Coffee break

15.45 Social and networking events/free time MBA’91J class meeting Amphi P MBA’96J class session with David Young, Amphi B

Professor of Accounting and Control MBA’96D networking coffee Euro-Asia Centre

18.15-19.30 Dean’s Leadership reception Cercle (by invitation only)

20.00-01.45 Reunion class dinners followed by dancing at the Château de Fontainebleau Dress code: black tie/evening dress or cocktail attire/cocktail dress

Sunday 3 July

12.00-14.30 Farewell barbecue INSEAD Restaurant

Alumni Forum Asia

The Future of Business:Ideas, Skills and Technology

#INSEADForum

Singapore, 18-20 November 2016

9.00 - 10.15 Amphi A

Unbound together:Leading and living in the age of nomadic professionalism

It has become cliché to note that profound economic, cultural and technological change has shaken up the world of work over the last three decades—and that the pace of change is only accelerating. Some look upon those changes with optimism, remarking that they have liberated us. We are freer than ever to move around in order to pursue careers aligned with our true self and purpose. Others, rather more dourly, note than we all seem a bit lonelier and more confused in the globalised workplace. Living and leading authentically and with purpose, in short, has become more possible and yet more elusive than ever. In this interactive session, Professor Petriglieri will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by the rise of nomadic professionalism—and how individuals and organisations need to rethink the practice and development of leadership to avoid its pitfalls and experience its benefits.

Gianpiero Petriglieri Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Gianpiero Petriglieri is Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour at INSEAD. He directs the Management Acceleration Programme, the school’s flagship executive programme for emerging leaders, and the initiative for Learning Innovation and Teaching Excellence. Gianpiero’s research explores how and where people develop and sustain the personal foundations and professional abilities to exercise leadership mindfully, effectively and responsibly. He is particularly concerned with the development of leadership in a day and age in which authenticity and mobility have replaced loyalty and advancement as hallmarks of virtue and success. In this context, he contends, a narrow focus on the acquisition of new knowledge and skills is inadequate—if not detrimental—to develop competent and trustworthy leaders.

Building on insights from his research, Gianpiero has refined a unique approach to experiential leadership development that aims to deepen and accelerate the development of individual leaders as well as to broaden and strengthen leadership communities within and across organisations. Alongside the Management Acceleration Programme, he directs customised leadership development programmes for multinationals in a variety of industries. He also consults and speaks widely on the topic of how to develop and exercise leadership in fast-changing, uncertain and diverse workplaces.

A recipient of numerous research and teaching awards, Gianpiero has chaired the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on New Models of Leadership, and was recently shortlisted for the Leadership award by the Thinkers50, the ranking of the most influential management thinkers in the world.

Faculty sessions

14.15 - 15.30 Amphi A

Digital.Disruption@INSEAD

The INSEAD community has long celebrated entrepreneurial spirit as one of its core values. How is the school contributing to the current age of disruption where technologies are transforming one sector after another? The session will be in three parts.

I. INSEAD Case Study BlaBlaCarWhat are today’s INSEAD MBA’s studying in their core strategy course? Professor Zemsky will share highlights from the new INSEAD case on BlaBlaCar. Founded by two INSEAD MBAs the company received the highest funding ever of any French startup and has succeeded in overcoming the fragmentation of the European market to become the global leader in long-haul ride sharing with a valuation of $1.5 billion.

II. Disrupting Management EducationINSEAD pioneered the one year MBA, business simulations, executive education and the concept of the international business school. Are we still a force for disruption in management education? Professor Zemsky will share an inside view of INSEAD’s strategy in online education where we are delivering cutting edge solutions with the speed and scale necessary to support corporate transformations. Find out why INSEAD online solutions for companies like Microsoft and Accenture were recently recognised by the L&D community as the most “Innovative Learning and Development Programme” and as having the “Best Results of a Learning Programme.”

Peter Zemsky Deputy Dean and Dean, Strategic Initiatives and Innovation The Eli Lilly Chaired Professor of Strategy and Innovation

Professor Zemsky has been part of the INSEAD leadership team since 2010. He has had globalresponsibility for Faculty and Research, Degree Programmes including MBA and EMBA, IT and DigitalCommunications, and the development of the school’s Middle East campus. He has served as Actingand Interim Dean of the school. He led the creation of the school’s Degree Programmes department,a doubling of the school’s EMBA programme including the launch of a Singapore section, and thecreation of an MBA period in Abu Dhabi. As the Deputy Dean he currently plays an important role inexternal relations especially in Europe and leads the Executive Education department. As Dean ofStrategic Initiatives and Innovation he is responsible for the school’s digital strategy including thedevelopment of its online education capabilities and offerings.

As an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, he was recognised as the outstandinggraduating economics major and then pursued his doctoral studies at the Stanford Graduate School

of Business, where he was supported by a prestigious National Science Foundation graduatefellowship. Today, Professor Zemsky is a leading scholar in the economics of strategy, withnumerous academic publications in the top strategy and economics journals. Areas of researchinclude disruptive technologies, resource accumulation, the sustainability of competitive advantageand the choice of generalist versus specialist strategies. His research has played an important role inthe development of a value-based approach to strategy with rigorous economic treatments oftraditional verbal theories of strategy. His doctoral students have been recognised three timesfor having the best dissertation in strategy by the Academy of Management and have been hired byleading business schools including Wharton, NYU, HEC and IESE. Professor Zemsky has taught core strategy courses across the school’s educational programmes, witha particular focus on shaping and responding to disruption and industry dynamics. He has severalnominations for best MBA core teacher, including when he was a visiting Professor at Wharton in2003. He has recently developed online courses on strategy and digital disruption for leadingcompanies including Microsoft and Accenture Strategy that have been completed by over tenthousand participants. His online solutions were recognised in 2015 by the Chief Learning Officer’sLearning in Practice Awards for “Excellence in Blended Technology” (Gold) and for “Excellence inContent” (Silver) and by Brandon Hall Awards for “Best Results of a Learning Program” (Gold) and“Best Unique or Innovative Learning and Development Program” (Gold).

After over twenty years living in France, Professor Zemsky is a dual US and French citizen. He hasfour children.

Fontainebleau

The Château de Fontainebleau – +33 (0)1 60 71 50 70 (www.musee-chateau-fontainebleau.fr) is open from 09.30 to 17.00. Allow approximately 2 hours for a non-guided visit.

The Château gardens are open from 09.00 to 18.00.

Marché de Fontainebleau – Sunday morning is market day in Fontainebleau from 8.00 to 13.00. The market is located at Marché St-Louis, rue de Ferrare. A few shops will be open on Sunday morning as well.

Near Fontainebleau

Barbizon (www.barbizon.fr) is a lovely village to visit. You may stroll through the village itself, or enjoy the nearby forest with rock formations. To reach the rock formations, go through the village into the forest and park at the end of the road. Barbizon is located halfway between Fontainebleau and Cély-en-Bière.

The Auberge Ganne – Museum of the Barbizon School - 92 rue Grande, +33 (0)1 60 66 22 27 is open from 10.00 to 12.30 and 14.00 to 17.00. There is also the studio of Jean-François Millet, +33 (0)1 60 66 21 55, 27 rue Grande, which is open from 9.30 to 12.30 and 14.00 to 17.30.

Further afield, but worth the drive, is the Chapelle St. Blaise in Milly-la-Forêt. Jean Cocteau decorated the interior of this small medieval chapel and is buried here. The chapel is open from 10.00 to 12.00 and 14.00 to 18.00. Tel. : +33 (0)1 64 98 84 94

Whilst in Milly-la-Forêt, you might wish to visit the Conservatoire des Plantes +33 (0)1 64 98 83 77 (www.cnpmai.net) which has an extensive collection of herbal and medicinal plants. Hours are 10.00 to 18.00. North of town, towards Moigny-sur-Ecole, you will find the sculpture of ‘Le Cyclope’ +33 (0)1 64 98 95 18 which is a work of modern art and rather intriguing. Opening hours between 11.00 and 16.15 (only guided visits). www.milly-la-foret.fr/-Le-Cyclop

In nearby Soisy-sur-Ecole, there is the Verrerie d’Art, +33 (0)1 64 98 00 03 (www.verrerie-soisy.com), a glass-blowing studio and gift shop set in a lovely garden with a stream. Opening hours 14.30 to 18.30.

Moret-sur-Loing is situated at the south-east corner of the extensive forest that surrounds the Chateau de Fontainebleau. This historic town is perhaps rather overlooked by tourists because of its famous neighbours, however Moret-sur-Loing should be on your list of places to visit in the region as it has a pleasant historic centre with some monuments of interest. Although it is only a few kilometres south of the Seine, it is actually the tributary of this river called the Loing that passes through the centre of the town.

Suggested activities – Sunday 3 July

Golf

Golf de Fontainebleau (www.golfdefontainebleau.org) Route d’Orléans, 77300 Fontainebleau Tel: +33 (0)1 64 22 22 95

Domaine de Bélesbat Golf Club Courdimanche-Sur-Essonne, 91820 Boutigny-Sur-Essonne Tel: +33 (0)1 69 23 19 00

Golf de Cély (www.exclusivgolf-cely.fr) Route de St-Germain, 77930 Cély-en-Bière Tel: +33 (0)1 64 38 60 18

Golf de la Forteresse Domaine Forteresse (www.golf-forteresse.com) 77940 Thoury Ferrottes Tel: +33 (0)1 60 96 95 10 E-mail: contact@golf-forteresse.com

INSEAD reunion hosts will be identifiable by their badges. They can provide information about the programme and will help answer any questions you may have regarding your reunion weekend.

Secretariat: the secretariat team will be available throughout the weekend on +33 (0)1 8388 9800 and at the Camembert on Saturday. Badges and vouchers: you are asked to wear your badge at all times as it will guarantee you entry into the restaurant and access to alumni reunion events throughout the weekend (excluding reunion dinners). Badges will also help you recognise familiar faces.

Name card: to help recreate the amphi atmosphere of your MBA days, do not forget to use the name card found in your reunion packet. Simply place the card on the desk in front of you while in the amphi.

Information desk: an information desk will be located in the amphi area for any questions you may have (taxis, train schedule, etc.).

Photos: group photos will be taken on the INSEAD grounds on Saturday, 2 July around midday. Please follow your class coordinator for the group photo location. INSEAD has arranged for official photographers at events during the weekend. The photos taken may be used in future promotional material. If you have any concerns about your photo appearing in such materials, please inform the reunion hosts.

Sunday barbecue: bring your family. Children are welcome to attend (no cost for children under 6).

Children on campus: children must remain under parental supervision and children over age 6 should be registered if attending any meals. The Saturday night dinner and dance at the Château is suitable for those over 18 children. They must be registered as an adult guest.

For those of you who would like to bring younger children to the Château dinner: do remember that alcohol will be served, and although we all agree that it should be enjoyed in moderation, we cannot guarantee that everyone will behave in an exemplary manner in front of your kids.

Babysitter: to consult a list of babysitters, you can visit the reunion welcome desk or speak withyour reunion coordinator

Dress code: the dress code is business casual for the on-campus events and the Reunion class dinners at the Château are black tie/evening dress or cocktail attire/dress.

Practical information

Campus facilities

Footnote shop: INSEAD’s bookstore and shop will be open on Saturday from 9.00 to 18.00 and Sunday from 11.00 to 15.00. Footnote is a specialised English-language business bookstore and provides INSEAD apparel and accessories. It also has an international newsstand, paper goods, sundries, snacks and more, and is located in the bar area.

Computer access: computers with online access are available for your use during the reunion weekend in the cubicles located in the upper and lower galleries. To log on, enterUsername: insead.eventsPassword: insead.eventsDomain: FBL

For wifi access: Choose ‘insead public’ and password: awebuq#53

Cloakroom: an open cloakroom will be at your disposal at the Upper Gallery. Please note that valuables should not be left unattended. INSEAD is not responsible for articles left in the cloakroom.

Security: for security reasons, please do not leave any valuables in public areas. INSEAD is not responsible for any stolen or damaged goods during the reunion weekend.

Lost and found: lost articles may be retrieved at the security office found on the ground floor in the main building near the main reception.

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Contact information

Alumni and Institutional EventsFadilah AhmadSenior Director, Alumni and Institutional EventsTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 43 47fadilah.ahmad@insead.edu

20 and 25 Year Reunions Marie FerreiraReunion ManagerTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 42 74marie.ferreira@insead.edu

15 Year Reunions Stéphanie PailleReunion ManagerTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 44 69stephanie.paille@insead.edu

Coordination Marie-Angélique PicardAlumni Reunion Secretariat ManagerTel: +33 (0)6 81 14 83 22secretariat.reunions@insead.edu

Alumni FundNynke FautratAssociate Director, INSEAD Alumni FundTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 42 16nynke.fautrat@insead.edu

25 Year Reunion – MBA’91J Linda EshelAssociate Director, Development Tel: +33 (0)1 60 72 93 82linda.eshel@insead.edu

20 Year Reunion – MBA’96J Céline GarsaultDevelopment ManagerTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 90 94celine.garsault@insead.edu

20 Year Reunion – MBA’96D Anna MbowDevelopment ManagerTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 90 44anna.mbow@insead.edu

15 Year Reunions – MBA’01J&D Laurence LaemmelDevelopment ManagerTel: +33 (0)1 60 72 93 21laurence.laemmel@insead.edu

For more information please visit the alumni website http://www.insead.edu/alumni

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