BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//6.6.4.4//EN TZID:Europe/Brussels X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Brussels BEGIN:VEVENT UID:26@clubofrome.org DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230504T093000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20230505T170000 DTSTAMP:20251203T154405Z URL:https://www.clubofrome.org/events/st-gallen-symposium-a-new-generation al-contract/ SUMMARY:St. Gallen Symposium: A New Generational Contract DESCRIPTION:The Club of Rome and the St. Gallen Symposium are collaboratin g on a joint initiative for “A New Generational Contract”. Convenin g partners from the public and private sectors\, science and youth\, the i nitiative seeks to promote intergenerational fairness and more long-term a pproaches to decision-making. The 52nd St. Gallen Symposium from 4-5 May will serve as the global sounding board of our emerging vision for what ge nerations owe each other.\n[button link="https://www.clubofrome.org/impact -hubs/emerging-new-civilization/a-new-generational-contract/"] Learn more about the New Generational Contract[/button]\nPanel DISCUSSION: Long-Termi sm\, Now! \n4 May\, 11:00-12:30 CEST \n\nMamphela Ramphele\, co-president of The Club of Rome will join a panel discussion focusing on short versus long termism in business and society. The session will explore whether an d why we need more long-term outlooks\, what is different this time from p revious eras\, and how organisations and societies can strategise on multi ple time scales. By bringing together different sectors and outlooks on th is overarching theme\, the panel will highlight multiple dimensions and co mplexities. \n\nModerator: Julia Binder\, Professor of Sustainable Innova tion and Business Transformation at IMD Business School\nSpeakers: Mamphel a Ramphele\, Co-President of The Club of Rome\, Lin Yue\, Executive Direct or at Goldman Sachs Asset Management\, Gyri Reiersen\, Co-Founder &\; C PO of Tanso Technologies GmbH and Martin Reeves\, Chairman of BCG Henderso n Institute\nWORKSHOPS: Cross-Generational Transformation Lab\n5 May\, 11: 00-12:30 CEST \nAccelerating Transformational Leadership by the Global Ma jority.\nModerator: John Gilmour\, member of The Club of Rome.\nSpeaker: M amphela Ramphele\, co-president of The Club of Rome\n\nCountries across th e world are dealing with an ever-mounting collapse of socio-political\, ec onomic\, and ecological systems that threatens their right to safety\, cle an water\, food security\, fair and dignified work and general well-being. For most of the world\, these are not future crises but current issues th at have been happening for decades\, and the future outlooks aren’t prom ising. 52% of all people are under 30\, and approximately 80% of them live in the global majority. There is a significant opportunity to model trans formational leadership in these regions to thrive despite the present and overwhelming circumstances. The workshop will look at how can we use this as an opportunity to bring a new generational understanding that bridges t he generational chasm in politics\, business and society that is often a c haracteristic of these regions. Through the New Generational Contract\, ca n we initiate a process of solidarity and empowerment – building pathway s to the regeneration of the Global Majority?\nFuture Learning is Mutual L earning\nModerators: Anne Snick\, member of The Club of Rome &\; Raad S harar\, program coordinator at The Club of Rome\n\nLearning to thrive – how do we adapt our education system to meet the unpredictable challenges of the future? Learning happens on many levels\, whether through schools o r organic life-long processes. Humanity has historically learned through t wo processes – the first being maintenance learning that is meant for th e mass acquisition of fixed outlooks and agendas\, the second being innova tive learning that shapes the agenda and transitions humanity out of the c risis. Historically\, these crises have been periodical and regionalised. Recently in this interconnected and interdependent world\, our challenges are ever-present\, giving little time to learn how to mitigate or deal wit h the far-reaching consequences. What are the opportunities for new types of learning processes that can create change in a world of ever-growing\, unprecedented crises? What opportunities can be unlocked through an interg enerational process to redesign education to better suit the 21st century – beyond agenda 2030?\nLeading with future generations in mind: setting the pillars for a new sustainability paradigm.\n\nSpeaker: Carlos Álvarez Pereira\, vice-president of The Club of Rome\n\nThe workshop will focus o n the core priority to enact the 'New Generational Contract'\, delving int o why thinking about future generations/intergenerational dialogue is key for long-term sustainability. It will look at how the UN integrates futur e generations' perspectives in its processes and why moral values are impo rtant to trigger a paradigm shift towards “new sustainability” that is more aligned with safeguarding the needs of current as well as future gen erations. The elements emerging from the workshop will be integrated with the work of the UN SDG Lab to feed into intergovernmental processes and o utcomes to be presented at the SDG Summit and the Summit of the Future.\nP anel discussion: Putting a spotlight on the New Generational Contract\n5 M ay\, 14:00-14:30 CEST \n\nModerator: Cathryn Clüver Ashbrook\, Senior Adv isor\, Bertelsmann Foundation\, SGS Conference Host\nSpeaker: Mamphela Ram phele\, co-president of The Club of Rome\n\nThe discussion will delve into the goals and motivations of the New Generational Contract collaboration\ , what has been done so far\, and the future directions of the initiative\ , including ways that the community can engage.\n\n[button link="https://s ymposium.org/programmes/52/"] Click here for the full program[/button] ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.clubofrome.org/wp-content/uploads/20 23/04/Screenshot-2023-04-22-at-19.00.24.png CATEGORIES:Cultural transformations LOCATION:University of St .Gallen\, Dufourstrasse 50 P. O. Box 1045 \, St. Gallen\, Switzerland\, 9000\, Switzerland X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Dufourstrasse 50 P. O. Box 1045 \, St. Gallen\, Switzerland\, 9000\, Switzerland;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100; X-TITLE=University of St .Gallen:geo:0,0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/Zurich X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/Zurich BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20230326T030000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0100 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:CEST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR