BSBI Named PRME Champion for 2026–2027

The School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) has been selected as part of the prestigious PRME Champions Cohort for the 2026–2027 cycle, marking its inclusion for a consecutive year. The announcement was made this week by the PRME Secretariat, recognising BSBI’s continued leadership in advancing responsible management education.

PRME Champions comprise a distinguished group of 50 Signatory Members chosen for their exemplary commitment to the Seven Principles of PRME and their impact across curricula, research, partnerships, and institutional practice. Representing diverse regions and institutional models, Champions are recognized as thought and action leaders driving sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

During the 2026–2027 cycle, BSBI will collaborate closely with the global PRME community to create open-access knowledge content that advances responsible management education worldwide. Over the next two years, the cohort will engage in focused thematic work, workshops, and strategic collaborations to tackle shared challenges and deliver value for business and society, contributing to the UN Global Compact’s 2030 Agenda.


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