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Signatory Spotlights Introducing Signatory Spotlights
27 February, 2025 New York, United States

Introducing Signatory Spotlights

The PRME Signatory Spotlight series are monthly opportunities for Signatory Members’ impactful work in responsible management education to be highlighted. Featured Signatories will be recognized through short, focused written articles on how their institution as a whole is advancing responsible management education—whether through curriculum changes, school-wide initiatives, partnerships, or institutional commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Signatory Spotlight is designed to showcase the impact of institutions, rather than individual achievements. Spotlights will be published on PRME’s website as a written article and promoted on social media to share and inspire innovative approaches to SDG-aligned business education.

Selections will be made based on the clarity, relevance, and impact of the submission. PRME will prioritize stories that showcase innovative approaches to integrating the Seven Principles and the SDGs into business education, ensuring diverse representation across regions, institution types, and focus areas. While all submissions meeting the criteria will be considered, PRME reserves the right to feature institutions on a rolling basis to maintain a balanced and engaging spotlight series.

For questions, please email violet.chazkel@unglobalcompact.org.

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