10 Break-Out Sessions
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48 years of inspiring debates – bringing the debate to the community
For now 48 years, the St. Gallen Symposium has aimed at giving a voice to the young generation. As…
AI Knowledge Place – Questioning the role of AI in the future
For the Leaders of Tomorrow (LoT), the St. Gallen Symposium started on the Wednesday with a full day dedicated to…
Envisioning the future through the past – Anniversary Session of the St. Gallen Wings of Excellence Award
To mark the occasion, the 30th Anniversary of the St. Gallen Wings of Excellence Award was celebrated with a…
30 years of Winners – Inspiring the future generation
Following the student riots of May ‘68, five students from the University of St. Gallen decided to provide the…
Disrupting the labour market – the ones to watch
The 48th St. Gallen Symposium focused on the future of work and what lies beyond a jobless society. The three…
Reinventing the definition of work – The winners of the St. Gallen Wings of Excellence Award
And he did it again! Nat Ware, Winner of the 29th St. Gallen Wings of Excellence Awards, surprised the…
Work will remain in the digital age
The notion that technological innovation destroys jobs is a reoccurring phenomenon in human history. There is a caricature by…
Capital for Purpose
Capital, as defined by economists, has been applied to various purposes for the past four hundred years. It has…
Where should the big money go?
Writing on “Capital for Purpose” without proposing a novel idea or saying something innovative is a challenging task. It…
Following a decade of the St. Gallen Symposium
My name is Alejandra and I am an Argentinian living in Switzerland. I was honored to be selected for…
Negative effects caused by seemingly positive change
A recent article of Forbes has caught my attention and made me look at the issue of short-term thinking in a…
We were not “just students”
It’s hard to believe that 14 years have already passed since I joined my peers from all across the…