The Nominations and Governance Committee is responsible for

- Identifying and recommending qualified candidates/nominees to serve as Members of the Board

- Reviewing the balance, structure, composition, diversity and successional needs of the Board and its Committees on a regular basis

- Developing and proposing good governance practices and principles applicable to the nature of the PRME initiative and consistent with best practice governance standards

- Identifying and recommending qualified candidates/nominees to serve as the Head of PRME

Members

Member

Elisabeth Fröhlich-Glantschnig

Germany

Professor of Strategic Supply Management, CBS International Business School

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Member

Haifeng Huang

China

Deputy Secretary-General, Asia Education Forum

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Member

Sophie Charrois

Switzerland

Co-President, oikos International

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Member

Urs Jäger

Costa Rica

Associate Professor, INCAE Business School; Executive Director, VIVA Idea

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Member

Belinda Gibbons

Australia

Senior Lecturer, University of Wollongong

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PRME’s Sharing Information on Progress (SIP) reporting on PRME’s Six Principles of Responsible Management Education (RME) has been a productive way of initiating an institutional RME transition and communicating progress to internal and external stakeholders on this journey.

The Sub-Committee on SIP Impact was created and approved by PRME’s Board on 30 November 2020. This Sub-Committee operates under the umbrella of the PRME Board’s Committee on Nomination and Governance.

Click here to find the PRME SIP Impact Sub-Committee Terms of Reference.

The purpose of this Sub-Committee is to support and provide PRME Signatories with inspiration for a more precise Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) goal-setting and a more thorough recording system for business school activities and impact on global prosperity and sustainable development in the decade ahead, referred to by the United Nations as the “Decade of Action”. For more information, see the Terms of Reference (to be included once approved).

Former members include: Luisa Murphy, Senior Manager, Global Impact, PRME Secretariat; Sean Cruse, Head of Technology &
Data, UN Global Compact; Delphine Gibassier, Professor in Accounting for Sustainable Development, Audencia Business School; Hari Bapuji, Professor, Marketing and Management, University of Melbourne; and Laura Palmiero, Senior Advisor, UN Global Compact.

Members

Lead

Wilfred Mijnahardt

Netherlands

Policy Director, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

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Member

Katell Le Goulven

Executive Director, Hoffmann Global Institute for Business and Society at INSEAD

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Member

Antonio Hautle

Switzerland

Executive Director, Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein

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Member

Dagmar Langeggen

Norway

Director, Library and Learning Center at Norwegian Business School

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Member

Molly MacEachen

United States

Sustainability Analyst, Sustainability & ESG Services, Deloitte Audit & Assurance, Deloitte & Touche LLP

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Member

Dr. Mette Morsing

Denmark

Head of PRME, United Nations Global Compact

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Member

Dilip Mirchandani

Professor of Management, Rohrer College of Business, Rowan University

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Member

Heather Ranson

Canada

Associate Teaching Professor, Associate Director for the Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation

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Member

Divya Singhal

Professor of Management; Chairperson, Center for Social Sensitivity & Action, Goa Institute of Management

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Member

Jim Walsh

United States

Former President, Academy of Management

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Member

Alec Wersun

PRME Global Chapter Council; Associate Professor, Glasgow School for Business & Society

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Member

Giselle Weybrecht

Australia

Consultant, Excellence in SIP Reporting Awards

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Member

Louise Whittaker

South Africa

Executive Director, Academic Programmes, The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science

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Purpose: The Chapter Review 2020 was a response to the PRME community’s expressed wish to review communication between the PRME Secretariat and the Chapters, within Chapters, as well as between Chapters themselves, in order to ensure balanced development and fair support to current and emerging Chapters.

Tasks:

• Revise PRME Chapter governance documents (how PRME Chapters are organised and governed)
• Review the nature of Chapter interaction, knowledge transformation and peer support
• Review the relationship between PRME Chapters and PRME Secretariat

Outputs: PRME Chapter Review Sub-Committee ToR, revised PRME Chapter MoU, new PRME Chapter Journey, PRME Global Chapter Council ToR, foundations for a revised PRME Chapter Guidelines document

Mandate:

• The PRME Chapter Review Sub-Committee was appointed in June 2020 by Chair of the PRME Board, Ilian Mihov
• Served in a temporary capacity until December 2020, meeting every 2 to 3 weeks

Members

Member

Elisabeth Fröhlich-Glantschnig

Germany

Professor of Strategic Supply Management, CBS International Business School

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Member

Alec Wersun

PRME Global Chapter Council; Associate Professor, Glasgow School for Business & Society

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Member

Chandrika Parmar

India

ExPeg India

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Member

Victoria Gonzalez

Mexico

Professor, CETYS Mexicali; Chair, PRME Chapter Latin America & Caribbean (LAC)

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The Finance and Risk Committee is responsible for

- Overseeing the financial management and performance of PRME, the effectiveness of risk management practices of PRME and its resources

- Inspecting any financial or administrative matter that may put PRME at risk

- Reviewing regularly PRME’s financial policies and procedures

- Advising the Board on appropriate steps for PRME to comply with all relevant aspects of law, regulation and good practice

Members

Member

Andrew Main Wilson

United Kingdom

CEO, AMBA & BGA

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Member

Enase Okonedo

Nigeria

Vice-Chancellor, Pan-Atlantic University

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Member

Jikyeong Kang

Philippines

President and Dean, Asian Institute of Management

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Member

Ranjan Banerjee

India

Dean, BITSoM

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