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Vienna, Amsterdam & Brussels Open Day

PROGRAM PRESENTATION & FEATURED KEYNOTE ON:
The Carbon Storm of 2021:

Energy shortages and high prices
By: Prof. Michael LaBelle
Date: Thu, Apr, 21, 2022
Time: 18:15 - 19:30 CET
Vienna: CEU Vienna Campus, Quellenstrasse 51. 1100, Vienna
Amsterdam: Elsevier B.V., 29a Radarweg, 1043NX, Amsterdam
Brussels: SilverSquare Building, Square de Meeûs 35, 1000, Bruxelles
Online option: Zoom link will be sent upon registration
Ticket price: Free event

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A Program that Fits Your Life




  • Join us on one of our on-site locations or online to learn about CEU Executive MBA — one of the most vibrantly international, innovative EMBA programs in Europe.
  • Get an overview of our leadership philosophy and commitment to Open Society.
  • Engage with our current students.
  • Get a sense of the in-class experience by engaging with Michael LaBelle, associate professor at CEU.

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Main Event Schedule:

  • 6:00 PM (CET) :

    Welcoming, Registration & Informal pre-event get-together / For visitors attending personally

  • 6:15 PM:

    Welcome by Thomas Lammel, CEU Executive MBA Senior Program Manager

  • 6:35 PM :

    Q&A Sessions with a current CEU Executive MBA participant

  • 6:45 PM:

    General Q&A Session

  • 7:00 PM:

    Keynote Speech: "The Carbon Storm of 2021" by Prof. Michael LaBelle

  • 7:30 PM:

    CEU Vienna Campus Tour / For visitors attending personally on the Vienna campus

  • 7:50 PM:

    Reception at the CEU Cafe / For visitors attending personally on the Vienna campus


In Participants' Words




Presenter's Bio:

Dr. Michael LaBelle is an associate professor at Central European University. He holds a joint appointment between the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy and the Department of Economics and Business. He is also, an Open Society University Network Senior Academy Fellow, at Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs. Professor LaBelle’s research is centered on energy governance, security, innovation strategies, and energy justice. The role of state institutions to foster investment is central to understanding the role of companies in developing new energy technologies. He is the author of the book, Energy Cultures: Technology, Justice, and Geopolitics in Eastern Europe, published by Edward Elgar. He is also the producer and host of the My Energy 2050 podcast. From 2017 – 2021 he held the Jean Monnet Chair in Energy Innovations and Strategies at CEU, awarded by the European Commission.