10 Break-Out Sessions
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How do we enable intergenerational leadership for long-term, regenerative strategies? Having asked this and similar questions through global surveys, student essays and cross-generational dialogues, our initiative and global community build on seven emerging principles for a New Generational Contract –…

As a collaboration between the St. Gallen Symposium and the Foundation for Value Creation, the 2023 Barometer assesses the extent to which countries’ economic models create value not only for the current, but particularly for young and future generations. While Denmark tops the list, the United States fall behind.

The New Generational Contract is a joint initiative by the St. Gallen Symposium and the Club of Rome. Together, we aim to create impact, by developing and practicing fundamental values of future-oriented leadership, bearing the interests of all generations in…

Prof. Benjamin SchindlerProfessor für öffentliches Recht an der Universität St. Gallen Der bewusste und öffentlichkeitswirksame Rechtsbruch gehört zum Wesenskern zivilen Ungehorsams. Der Ungehorsam – mag er auch noch so «zivil» und gewaltfrei sein – stellt daher zwangsläufig die geltende Rechtsordnung…

Prof. Martin KolmarProfessor of Economics and Managing Director of the Institute for Business Ethics at the University of St. Gallen Civil disobedience can be a legitimate means of political expression in democratic states governed by the rule of law. A…

They may be called Leaders of Tomorrow, but many of the young people gathered each year at the St. Gallen Symposium are already leaders today – members of a young generation taking up prominent roles in politics, research, and civil…

From 5-6 May 2022, three generations of leaders explored new, more impactful models of collective action to address interconnected challenges of global security, climate action, and intergenerational fairness. As the Russian invasion and ways to support Ukraine took centre stage,…

From 5-6 May 2022, three generations of leaders explored new, more impactful models of collective action to address interconnected challenges of global security, climate action, and intergenerational fairness. “This event is taking place at a moment when democracy is threatened…

On the occasion of the 51st St. Gallen Symposium as well as the 50th anniversary of “The Limits to Growth”, we are uniting with the Club of Rome to launch a joint initiative – “A New Generational Contract” – which…

The NextGen Value Creation Barometer measures the extent to which national economic and elite business models around the world create or deplete value for the next generation. Through its annual main symposium and its year-round dialogue initiatives and publications, the…