We are pleased to announce that LM Thapar School of Management and Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology have successfully completed the EFMD Business School Impact System assessment process and have been awarded the BSIS label for positive impact. The EFMD BSIS review team recognised both institutions for their contributions that extend well beyond education,…

Business schools are increasingly expected to demonstrate not only the quality of their teaching and research, but also the difference they make to their communities, economies, industries and societies. When UC Business School became the first in New Zealand to receive the Business School Impact System (BSIS) label in 2023, it was more than a…

We are pleased to announce that FIA Business School has successfully completed the EFMD Business School Impact System assessment and has been awarded the BSIS label for positive impact, becoming only the second school in Brazil to join the BSIS community. The EFMD BSIS review team identified several strengths at FIA Business School, including the…

We are delighted to announce that the University of Porto FEP | PBS, Portugal, and SDM Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD), India, have successfully completed the EFMD Business School Impact System assessment process and have been awarded the BSIS label renewal for positive impact. The EFMD BSIS review team identified several strengths in both institutions,…

In a sector increasingly focused on demonstrating real economic and societal impact, the Business School Impact System (BSIS) has quietly built a remarkable global community. Today, that community has reached an important milestone. More than 100 business schools worldwide have now completed the BSIS process, reflecting a decade of growth, collaboration, and a shared commitment to understanding…

Members of the EFMD BSIS and Sulitest communities recently gathered online for an interactive session to explore how business schools can accelerate their positive societal and environmental impact. To consider this question, the workshop adopted an unconventional approach by examining the problem in reverse: What if we deliberately tried to fail at sustainability and societal…