The 53rd annual St. Gallen Symposium will delve into the multifaceted, emerging challenges posed by scarcity and tackle the difficult questions they raise: To what extent can innovation, efficiency, and circular models help to deal with intensifying constraints? And where do we need to consider deeper, more radical shifts and ask whether less may, in fact, be more?
The Club of Rome and the St. Gallen Symposium are collaborating on a joint initiative for “A New Generational Contract” that researches, highlights, and advocates for cross-generational leadership and learning as a lever shift towards long-term, regenerative strategies in business and policy-making.
Intergenerational Leadership for Sustainable Development
3 May 11:00-12:30 CEST
University of St Gallen (Square 3)
The Club of Rome will host this workshop session addressing the urgent need for a shift from extractive practices to a regenerative economy. In dialogue with two leading experts, participants will explore how meaningful youth engagement and intergenerational leadership can help transform organisations and policy institutions. Join us in discovering pathways toward prosperity that serve both people and the planet by involving the perspectives and experiences of diverse generations.
Speakers: Marine Hadengue, Executive Director, Higher Education for Good Foundation (Youth Talks) and Lindiwe Mazibuko, Co-Founder and CEO, Futurelect.
Moderated by Nolita Mvunelo, Programme Manager, The Club of Rome.
The St. Gallen Symposium is the world’s most relevant student-driven organisation and platform for cross-generational dialogue and collaboration. It connects leaders of today and tomorrow from business, politics, science and civil society to foster mutual understanding and joint action on our most pressing challenges and chances.
