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We are delighted to introduce the newest PRME Champions cohort, a distinguished group of 50 PRME Signatory Members selected for their exemplary commitment to advancing responsible management education and transforming their institutions around the Seven Principles of PRME. PRME Champions are recognized thought and action leaders within the PRME community, representing a breadth of regions, institutional types, and strategic approaches to sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Each Champion institution has demonstrated a strong track record of innovation, collaboration, and influence in driving meaningful change across curricula, research, partnerships, and institutional practice.
Over the next two years, the cohort will engage in a set of self-selected focus areas, defined through an initial period of collective inquiry, to advance the Principles of PRME and the SDGs through sustained commitments to community development and the advancement of education. They will continue building on the Champions’ mission to work collaboratively to tackle shared barriers and deliver value for both business and society. Through active engagement in workshops, thematic roundtables, and strategic collaborations, Champions will play a central role in thought leadership within the PRME community, demonstrating depth and breadth of engagement within issue-specific work and across the community. Their collective work will not only support PRME’s strategic objectives but will also contribute to strengthening responsible management education globally in alignment with the vision of the United Nations Global Compact and the 2030 Agenda.
As a flagship engagement opportunity within the PRME community, the Champions provide a unique space for institutional leaders and faculty to co-create, test, and scale transformative ideas that redefine how business and management education contributes to sustainable development. We look forward to the continuation of meaningful projects, new inspiring initiatives and high-impact outcomes this cohort will generate. Over the coming months, stay tuned for updates on the cohort’s activities, outputs, and contributions to the wider PRME community.
2026-2027 PRME Champions
Champion Institution | Chapter | Country |
Aalto University, School of Business | Nordic | Finland |
Almaty Management University | Eurasia | Kazakhstan |
Arden University | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Aston Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Audencia Nantes School of Management | France & Benelux | France |
Berlin School of Business and Innovation | DACH | Germany |
Birla Institute of Management Technology | India | India |
Budapest University of Economics and Business (BUEB) | CEE | Hungary |
Corvinus University of Budapest | CEE | Hungary |
CUNEF Universidad | Iberia | Spain |
Deakin University, Faculty of Business and Law | Australia & New Zealand | Australia |
Division of Business & Government, College of Business & Technology, Seattle Pacific University | North America | United States |
Dublin City University Business School | UK & Ireland | Ireland |
EGADE Business School | Latin America & the Caribbean | Mexico |
ESIC Business & Marketing School | Iberia | Spain |
Externado School of Management | Latin America & the Caribbean | Colombia |
Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) | India | India |
Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) | Africa | South Africa |
Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics | North America | Canada |
Gustavson School of Business (GSB) | North America | Canada |
HEM (Institute of Higher Education of Management) | Africa | Morocco |
IEDC Bled School of Management | CEE | Slovenia |
International Business School Suzhou | China | China |
Iscte Business School | Iberia | Portugal |
ISEG | Iberia | Portugal |
Keele Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Kemmy Business School | UK & Ireland | Ireland |
Kristianstad University | Nordic | Sweden |
La Trobe Business School | Australia & New Zealand | Australia |
Loughborough Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Newcastle University Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Nottingham Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Nottingham University Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
Onsi Sawiris School of Business | Africa | Egypt |
Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, University of New Hampshire | North America | United States |
Queen's Business School | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
S P Jain Institute of Management & Research | India | India |
Sobey School of Business | North America | Canada |
Stockholm School of Economics | Nordic | Sweden |
Sunway Business School | ASEAN+ | Malaysia |
T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) | India | India |
The British University in Egypt, Faculty of BAEPS | Africa | Egypt |
The University of Sydney Business School | Australia & New Zealand | Australia |
UC Business School | Australia & New Zealand | New Zealand |
University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons | DACH | Switzerland |
University of Dundee School of Business | Australia & New Zealand | Australia |
University of Lincoln | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
University of Nicosia | CEE | Cyprus |
University of Plymouth | UK & Ireland | United Kingdom |
ZHAW School of Management and Law | DACH | Switzerland |
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