# GRLI — Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative

> What does it mean to be globally responsible? This question has animated GRLI since 2004.

## About
The Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI) is a Foundation for Public Benefit based in Brussels, Belgium. Founded in 2004 as a partnership between EFMD and the UN Global Compact, GRLI works at the intersection of business, education, and society to steward a global inquiry into responsible leadership.

## Purpose
To steward a global inquiry into responsible leadership — enabling its adoption across leadership education, business practice, and societal institutions through inviting, inquiring, initiating, and amplifying.

## Vision
A world where leadership — in business, education, and governance — is oriented toward the wellbeing of ecological, social, and economic systems for current and future generations.

## Key Pages
- Homepage: https://grli.org/
- The Question (core inquiry): https://grli.org/the-inquiry/
- The Actions (initiatives): https://grli.org/what-we-do/
- The Ecosystem (partners & catalyzed initiatives): https://grli.org/ecosystem/
- Resources (knowledge commons): https://grli.org/resources/
- About: https://grli.org/about/
- Network (partner organisations): https://grli.org/about/network/
- Governance (people & structures): https://grli.org/about/governance/
- History (2004–present): https://grli.org/about/history/
- Way Forward (2030 vision): https://grli.org/way-forward/
- Get Involved: https://grli.org/get-involved/

## Catalyzed Initiatives
GRLI has catalyzed or co-stewarded several major global initiatives:
- PRME (Principles for Responsible Management Education) — 800+ signatories
- 50+20 Agenda — transforming management education
- Sulitest (Sustainability Literacy Test) — 1M+ assessments
- AIM2Flourish — 10,000+ student stories
- RRBM (Responsible Research in Business & Management) — 1,000+ signatories

## Three Laws of Globally Responsible Leadership
1. The Law of the Environment — the natural system is the ultimate foundation
2. The Law of Interconnectedness — everything is linked in a single system
3. The Law of Engagement — leaders must engage in solving systemic dilemmas

## Contact
- Email: info@grli.org
- Address: Rue Gachard 88, Box 5, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
- Blog: https://blog.grli.org/