A new report released by the UN Youth Office, the St. Gallen Symposium and The Club of Rome is calling on businesses to embrace intergenerational leadership as a driver of innovation, sustainability, and long-term success.
This joint report by the UN Youth Office, the St. Gallen Symposium and The Club of Rome explores how businesses can unlock long-term value by adopting intergenerational leadership models. It highlights the growing demographic gap between corporate leaders and the global workforce and presents a strong business case for meaningfully involving younger generations in decision-making.
The Fifth Element is a flagship programme of The Club of Rome, which anchors The Club of Rome’s BRIDGES Hub. “The concept of The Fifth Element emanates the determination to safeguard Life. It has dreams that are built on life-inspired learning, drawing equally from indigenous science and cutting-edge research.
'No Limits to Hope: Transforming Learning for a Better Future' is a significant new initiative launched in late 2024 by a flagship programme of The Club of Rome, The Fifth Element, which also anchors The Club of Rome's BRIDGES Hub.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Impact Hub at the Club of Rome explores how the role of research can be reframed to better align with society and nature. The Club of Rome is currently the only non-academic hub of the coalition and looks to investigate how transdisciplinary models of thinking and community-driven research can be incorporated into the academic research paradigm.
