Featured PRME Global Chapter Council

The purpose of the GCC will be to support the development and impact of the PRME Regional Chapters. As such, the GCC serves in an advisory capacity to the PRME Secretariat and PRME Chapters, prior to the establishment of any new Chapter, during the Chapter confirmation period, and during the annual Chapter review process.

PRME Chapter Talks

A cross-chapter space for thought-provoking knowledge exchange on challenges and solutions for educators in higher education.

Background

Three years into PRME's launch, signatories from regions around the world determined that due to a diverse range of macro-environmental conditions, there was a need to consider and incorporate local contexts and perspectives into their pursuits.

Today, fourteen regional PRME Chapters help to advance the Six Principles within a particular geographic context, rooting PRME in different national, regional, cultural, and linguistic landscapes. They function as platforms for localized engagement from higher education institutions, and in cooperation with Global Compact Local Networks, can develop projects and initiatives that support the Sustainable Development Goals regionally.

PRME Chapters develop their own internal arrangements and activities while committing to:

  • Providing a platform for dialogue, learning, and action on responsible management and leadership education and research
  • Increasing the visibility of PRME and its signatories in the region
  • Adapting the Six Principles into a local context
  • Developing and promoting activities linked to the Six Principles and the Sustainable Development Goals

To learn more about PRME Chapters, read the First Report on PRME Chapters.

Established Chapters

A Chapter becomes established once a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is signed between the Chapter and the PRME Secretariat. The confirmation of the "established" status is based on the understanding that the Chapter will engage in activities that are consistent with the purposes and objectives of PRME.

Currently being re-engaged:

  • PRME Chapter ASEAN+
  • PRME Chapter MENA

PRME Chapter Chairs

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Prof. Sammy Bonsu

Chair, PRME Chapter Africa, Provisional Committee

Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) (Accra, Ghana)

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Dr. Belinda Gibbons

Chair, PRME Chapter Australia & New Zealand

Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong (Wollongong, Australia)

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José Fares

Chair, PRME Chapter Brazil

Sistema FIEP (Curitiba, Brazil)

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Dr. Mikołaj Pindelski

Chair, PRME Chapter Central and Eastern Europe

SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Warsaw, Poland)

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Dr. Lisa Fröhlich

Chair, PRME Chapter DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)

CBS International Business School (Cologne, Germany)

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Dr. Krista Finstad Milion

Chair, PRME Chapter France & Benelux

ICN Business School (Nancy, France)

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Luis Veiga Martins

Chair, PRME Chapter Iberia

Nova School of Business and Economics (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Dr. Chandrika Parmar

Chair, PRME Chapter India

SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (Mumbai, India)

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Mathias Falkenstein

Chair, PRME Chapter Italy

LUISS Business School (Rome, Italy)

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Gustavo Loiola

Chair, PRME Chapter Latin America & Caribbean

ISAE Brasil (Curitiba, Brazil)

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Dr. Guénola Nonet

Chair, PRME Chapter Nordic

Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University (Jönköping, Sweden)

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Dr. Liz Collier

Chair, PRME Chapter North America

Brennan School of Business, Dominican University (Chicago, IL, USA)

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Dr. Agnieszka Domańska

Chair, PRME Chapter Poland

SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Warsaw, Poland)

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Dr. Jonathan Louw

Chair, PRME Chapter United Kingdom & Ireland

Oxford Brookes Business School, Oxford Brookes University (Oxford, England)

Regional Meetings

PRME Regional Meetings are designed to complement the global events, issue-area working groups, and other activities of the initiative. These meetings have been bringing the PRME community together since 2010, when the first PRME regional meeting emerged from calls to develop a more localised approach to sustainability and responsible management education in the Asian region. This successful meeting led to the emergence of meetings in other parts of the world to better provide a regional context to the Principles of PRME.

We encourage you to learn more about hosting one of these events and see sample planning materials below:

The PRME Secretariat will support these meetings by:

  • Providing intellectual input into the design of these events
  • Ensuring their alignment with the PRME initiative
  • Granting the use of the PRME logo, name and brand affiliation to the event
  • Appointing PRME representatives to participate in the event
  • Establishing links between the PRME initiative and other networks and associations