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News Transition of Chapter Leadership: Farewells and Welcomes!
19 February, 2024 Separator of date and location New York, United States

Transition of Chapter Leadership: Farewells and Welcomes!

It is with sincere thanks and admiration that the Secretariat, and the community, say farewell to the following Chapter Chairs in their leadership role as head of the PRME regional networks. They have been instrumental in the growth and development of PRME locally and globally and will continue on in various capacities supporting the PRME mission.

Thank you for your inspirational leadership!

  1. Dr. Yaprak Anadol, outgoing Chair of PRME Chapter Middle East
  2. Dr. Jonathan Louw, outgoing Chair of PRME Chapter UK & Ireland
  3. Dr. Gustavo Yepes, outgoing Chair of PRME Chapter Latin American and the Caribbean
  4. Dr. Aigerim Kaumenova, outgoing Chair of PRME Chapter Eurasia
  5. Dr. Mikołaj Pindelski, outgoing Chair of PRME Chapter Central and Eastern Europe

It is with equal thanks and gratitude that we transition to new Global Chapter Council appointments in 2024. Sincere thanks to the outgoing members of the GCC who have brilliantly supported PRME Chapter relations through the development of the PRME Chapter Guidelines, PRME Chapter Fundraising and Collaboration Guidelines, and immense support in the Chapter Annual Review Processes and Chapter Chair Meetings!

  1. Dr. Morris Mthombeni
  2. Dr. Christiane Molina
  3. Dr. Alec Wersun
  4. Dr. Dima Jamali

With equal enthusiasim, we are pleased to welcome the following Chapter Chairs to the leadership position of their respective Chapters. The following dedicated members of the community will take forth the goals and activities of their PRME networks into 2024 and beyond:

  1. Chair of PRME Chapter LAC, Dr. Victoria González Gutiérrez, CETYS Universidad, Mexico
  2. Chair of PRME Chapter UKI, Prof. Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas EdD, Glasgow Caledonian University
  3. Chair of PRME Chapter Middle East, Dr. Jeremy Williams, Zayed University
  4. Interim Co-Chairs of PRME Chapter Eurasia, Marzhan Berniyazova, KIMEP University, and Brendan Duprey, PhD, Narxoz University

The Chairs are joined by their Steering Committees, including incoming members that are motivated to drive the PRME mission forward in their regional contexts.

We are also pleased to welcome the new Global Chapter Council (2024 - 2025):

  • Dr. Jonathan Louw, Oxford Brookes University (UK)
  • Rok Ramšak, IEDC-Bled School of Management (Slovenia)
  • Prof. Virginia Lasio, ESPAE ESPOL (Ecuador)

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