Regatta ESCP is a 4-day sailing event organized by the Eventures, association led by students of the ESCP Business School.
The event is one of the most important get-together of the whole ESCP community because in such yearly occasions, alumni, sponsors, campus representatives and students get together to spend some time doing sport, networking and of course, having fun!
Regatta is now heading to its XVII Edition in 2025 and we can't wait to have you all on board.
In order to join the event, you don't need to know how to sail because there the skipper who will take care of your safety and teach you how to sail.
Moreover, being ESCP so diverse, you will be able to meet friends from all over the world...
You will participate in the Fleet Regatta in which 30+ sailing boats are involved in the competition and the Regatta Race in which the 6 Campuses select their representatives to battle out in blue water to bring home the craved Cup to show off during the entire year until the next edition.
Students, alumni, and sponsor representatives join together and create moments of informal networking allowing an exchange of industry dynamics' thoughts and insights. We strive to create the best chances to enhance one’s network during the event.
We all know you want to have fun as much as you can, but anyway, we will not let you go without an added value. Sailing activities, round-tables, and conferences will take place during the 4 days of event.
You will participate in the Fleet Regatta in which 30+ sailing boats are involved in the competition and the Regatta Race in which the 6 Campuses select their representatives to battle out in blue water to bring home the craved Cup to show off during the entire year until the next edition.
Students, alumni, and sponsor representatives join together and create moments of informal networking allowing an exchange of industry dynamics' thoughts and insights. We strive to create the best chances to enhance one’s network during the event.
Siracusa, Ortigia, Sicily. Shot and edited by Alessio Giacalone.
