Early-Bid Signatory Members
Early bird has been extended to 14 March, 2026. This price is for Signatories only.
$280
The PRME Global Forum is PRME’s annual flagship event that brings together PRME’s stakeholders (i.e. students, faculty, staff, Deans/Heads of Schools and board members) to exchange knowledge and good practices on how to use the Principles of PRME as vehicles for transformation and advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Originating in 2008, this annual event is a cornerstone of the PRME community.
Stakeholders not only connect on systems and structures of sustainable development facing their institution but also cross-pollinate the latest pedagogical innovations to advance the state of RME and business education for sustainable development. We seek to grow this opportunity to engage educators, students, and all key decision makers in the road to achieving the SDGs. The theme of this year’s event is Global Unity, Local Impact. Together, we aim to empower our global community committed to creating a more equitable, sustainable, and responsible future.
The event will be hosted at the Onsi Sawiris School of Business at The American University in Cairo in Cairo, Egypt from 28-29 June, 2026.
PRME Global Forum
Early-Bid Signatory Members
Early bird has been extended to 14 March, 2026. This price is for Signatories only.
$280
Early Bird Non-Signatory Members
Early bird has been extended to 14 March, 2026.
$370
Signatory Members Regular
Regular pricing starts 15 March, 2026. This price is for Signatories only.
$310
Non-Signatory Members
Regular pricing starts 15 March, 2026.
$410
The PRME Global Forum is PRME’s annual flagship event that brings together PRME’s stakeholders (i.e. students, faculty, staff, Deans/Heads of Schools and board members) to exchange knowledge and good practices on how to use the Principles of PRME as vehicles for transformation and advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Stakeholders share not only the latest pedagogical innovations that advance sustainable development, but also challenges encountered in developing responsible decision makers.
We welcome your contribution and sponsorship to make the most of next year’s Global Forum, driving our common agenda led by business and management schools.