CEMS Global Alliance Case Writing Workshop

In partnership with CEMS Global Alliance members

Complimentary for all participants

Ready to develop high-impact teaching cases with global colleagues? Facilitated by Ivey Business Schools' Andreas Schotter, Professor of International Business, this interactive, hands-on workshop is open to all faculty and PhD students at CEMS member schools, no prior case writing experience required.

Workshop Highlights

• Complimentary registration
• Practical guidance on planning and developing effective teaching cases
• Strategies for gathering field data and overcoming common case writing challenges
• Tips for crafting strong abstracts and objectives
• Interactive peer feedback and collaborative exercises
• An overview of how to submit your case to Ivey Publishing from submission to final publication

Exclusive Practicum

After the workshop, take advantage of a dedicated practicum session, receive personalized, one-on-one feedback on your case work from an Ivey Publishing team member. Walk away with a practical case plan, actionable feedback, and a clear path to publication in the CEMS Case Collection.

Register now for one of the two upcoming sessions below. Spaces are limited, secure your spot today!

For workshop inquiries, please contact caseworkshops@ivey.ca.

Case Writing Workshop Sessions

Meet Our Facilitator

Andreas Schotter

Professor, International Business

Ivey Business School

Dr. Andreas Schotter is the Endowed Bank of Montreal Professor of Strategy and International Business at the Ivey Business School and an adjunct professor at WU Vienna. His research examines how multinational enterprises navigate strategic disruption—digital internationalization, boundary‑spanning leadership, and the future of work, for which he was named John H Dunning Fellow.

Andreas served as Faculty Director of Ivey’s MSc in Management (2014–2018) and as Academic Director for Ivey’s CEMS MiM (2014–2022). He was also an elected member of the CEMS Program Subcommittee. In 2021, he co‑won the inaugural CEMS "Philippe Louvet Teaching Innovation Award" in collaboration with Ladislav Tyll (VSE Prague) and Massimo Garbuio (University of Sydney). During the COVID-19 pandemic, he delivered the CEMS Block Seminar on Managing Disruption in Global Organizations at the London School of Economics (2021–2022) and now teaches annually in WU Vienna’s CEMS program, including courses on "The Future of Work and the MNE" and "Competing Globally in a Decoupling, Deglobalizing, Exponential Technology World” which are consistently among the highest‑rated courses in CEMS.

A committed case-method educator, Andreas has authored nearly 30 published cases with teaching notes and has received major teaching/case-writing recognition (including the EFMD Case Writing Competition, AMBA’s Mark Vandenbosch Teaching Award, and WSJ Distinguished Professor of the Year award). He regularly facilitates case‑writing and case‑teaching workshops internationally, with a practical, publication‑oriented approach that helps participants turn strong field insights into teachable cases.  

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