Rethinking Tomorrow’s Leaders

11 Sep (Thur) Day 1 : 16:00 – 17:30

Session Rundown:
➢Welcome & Introduction

➢Opening Presentation / Keynote
Topic: From Business to Purpose: The Evolving Role of Leaders in Driving Social and
Environmental Impact

➢Roundtable 1: Leadership Qualities for a Sustainable Future
Prompt: What qualities and actions should define tomorrow’s leaders in responding to
sustainability challenges and social change?
– What core traits will define a purpose-driven leader?
– How can leaders balance business performance with environmental and social
responsibilities?
– Which traditional leadership assumptions or models hinder sustainable
development progress?
Report Out: ~1-minute summary from each table

➢Roundtable 2: Reimagining Leadership Development for a Sustainable Future
Prompt: How can we nurture future leaders through education, workplace culture, and policy?
– What changes are needed in higher education, training, mentorship, etc.?
– What roles do industry and academia play?
Report Out: ~1-minute summary from each table

➢Roundtable 3: Action & Commitment
Prompt: What can you do in your role to better support the development of leaders of tomorrow?
– Reflect individually, then share commitments at the table
– Identify collective opportunities for collaboration or follow-up
Report Out: ~1-minute summary from each table

➢Closing
– Share post-event follow-up plans (e.g. Summary report, call for action, etc.)
– Networking opportunity

Learnings

➢ Identify the global challenges and opportunities driving the need for sustainable,
socially responsible leadership.
➢ Explore the values, mindsets, and competencies essential for developing purposedriven leaders to create business and societal impact.
➢ Co-create strategies to transform leadership education and organisational practices
for a more inclusive, ethical, and sustainable future.

Post-Event Actions

➢ Explore collaboration or follow-up engagement opportunities.
➢ Support the publication of a session summary or insight report.
➢ Share key takeaways with your teams, students, or networks to broaden the impact
of the discussion.

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