Director of the CDM

College

The College of Management of Technology (CDM) at EPFL, established in 2004, is dedicated to promoting research and teaching in the areas of Management Science and Finance with close ties to Engineering and Technology. It infuses an entrepreneurial spirit, encourages interdisciplinary partnerships, and takes a comprehensive approach to industrial issues and public policy. The College offers unique teaching programs at the intersection of business and engineering, fostering impactful research that addresses important questions in management, finance, and policy. The faculty members are nationally and internationally recognized for their research, publishing broadly in academic and public journals and receiving prestigious awards. The College comprises two institutes, the Management of Technology and Entrepreneurship Institute (MTEI) and the Swiss Finance Institute at EPFL (SFI@EPFL), as well as the Enterprise for Society Center (E4S) in collaboration with the University of Lausanne-HEC and IMD.

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