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. The Sub-Committee serves in a temporary capacity and meets once per month from January – July 2021.
Purpose
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).
Core Members
Wilfred Mijnhardt
Lead
Policy Director, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Hari Bapuji
Core Member
Professor, Marketing and Management, University of Melbourne
Delphine Gibassier
Core Member
Professor in Accounting for Sustainable Development, Audencia Business School (Champion)
Laura Palmeiro
Core Member
Senior Advisor & COP rework team member, UNGC
Divya Singhal
Core Member
Professor of Management; Chairperson, Centre for Social Sensitivity & Action, Goa Institute of Management, India
Jim Walsh
Core Member
Professor, Michigan Ross, Former President, AOM; Co-Founding Champion, AFAM, USA
Alec Wersun
Core Member
Senior Lecturer, School Lead for the Common Good, Glasgow Caledonian University (Champion); Former Chair of PRME Chapter UK & Ireland
Louise Whittaker
Core Members
Executive Director, Academic Programmes The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science
Advisory Members
Sean Cruse
Advisor
Head of Technology & Data, COP rework team member, UNGC
Katell Le Goulven
Advisor
Head of Hoffmann Institute for Sustainability at INSEAD
Gustavo Loiola
Advisor
Coordinator, Sustainability and International Relations, ISAE Brasil (Champion)
Molly MacEachen
Advisor
Consultant, UNGC and Student, Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado, Boulder (Champion)
Dilip Mirchandani
Advisor
Professor of Management, Rowan University, Rohrer College of Business
Giselle Weybrecht
Advisor
Consultant on Excellence in SIP Reporting Awards; Editor, PRiMEtime Blog
PRME Secretariat
Mette Morsing
Head of PRME
