2500 masques offerts par les diplômés chinois du DBA de GEM au CHU de Grenoble

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25 March 2020

Les diplômés chinois du DBA (Doctorate of Business Administration) de Grenoble Ecole de Management à Chongqing - ville de 30 millions d’habitants au cœur de la Chine dans le bassin du Sichuan - ont envoyé le 11 mars dernier 2500 masques à Grenoble (1800 masques FFP2 et 700 masques chirurgicaux). Les masques ont été reçus 12 jours après par Jie Yan, professeur à GEM qui a coordonné l’ensemble de l’opération depuis Grenoble.

Le 24 mars, les masques ont été réceptionnés par le CHU de Grenoble.
Tout début mars, alors que l’épidémie de Covid-19 s’est accélérée en Europe, les diplômés chinois ont pris conscience du risque pour leur école et son environnement et ont décidé de se mobiliser.

Ils sont très heureux que les masques aient pu être donnés au CHU de Grenoble et à ses équipes.

Les diplômés chinois du DBA de GEM à Chongqing sont tout particulièrement attachés à GEM et à la France, l’école et le pays dans lesquels ils ont suivi leur cursus pendant plusieurs années et décroché leur diplôme DBA.

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