KROK Business School, as an active member of the PRME CEE Chapter, has joined the discussion on new avenues of collaboration between PRME Chapters, business schools, and UN Global Compact Country Networks (CNs).
The new Task Force Report (2024–2025) highlights:
- Most partnerships develop organically, but structured collaboration models are emerging (Brazil, DACH, LAC).
- Successful practices include joint research, student projects, accelerators, guest lectures, and events.
- Challenges: limited resources, differing priorities, lack of interaction formats.
- Future opportunities: applied research, internships and accelerators for students, joint educational materials and campaigns.
Starting from August 2025, PRME becomes the main academic “entry point” into the One Global Compact ecosystem, opening new perspectives for universities and business schools.
At KROK Business School, we are proud to be part of this process and to represent Central and Eastern Europe in the global PRME community.
