Intergenerational Foresight

Bridging research, strategic foresight and global coalition-building

01 About Me

Intergenerational foresight explores how societies can govern beyond short-term political cycles by integrating long-term thinking, systems awareness, and cross-generational collaboration. My work examines how emerging leaders, institutions, and technologies can help build more resilient, inclusive, and future-ready approaches to global governance amid accelerating geopolitical and planetary change.

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Leadership Highlights

Future26, World Economic Forum

Core Collaborator, 2026-present

Leading Future26 (WEF intergenerational foresight initiative)’s engagement with leading institutions and governments

Future50, World Economic Forum

Future50 Leader & Handbook Europe & Eurasia Co-Lead, 2025-present

Co-authored WEF’s inaugural Intergenerational Foresight Handbook as Europe & Eurasia Regional Co-Lead; leading Europe & Eurasia Team’s engagement with partners (e.g. UN Foundation, United Nations University, C4UN)

Young Professionals in Foreign Policy

Vice President (Global Operations), 2025-present

Leading the operations and strategic development of 9 YPFP branches across Washington, Brussels, New York, London, Tokyo, Toronto, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and its global virtual hub

UNCCD Youth Caucus

Regional Focal Point for Europe, 2024-present

Advising UN agencies (e.g., UNCCD Secretariat, FAO, and ECOSOC) and governments on their youth and local community engagement strategies to combat deforestation and desertification

Young Professionals in Foreign Policy - London

Managing Director, 2024-25

Led branch relaunch; redesigned program architecture to reposition branch growth and engagement model; expanded membership by >200% within Y1

Global Shapers Community

London Hub II Curatorship Team, 2022-24

Co-developed the infant hub into one of the most impact-driven Global Shapers Hubs in Europe; led a global training initiative to help 100+ Global Shapers Hubs enhance diversity through recruitment

Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP) in Numbers

Global branches

Washington, Brussels, New York, London, Tokyo, Toronto, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Global (virtual)

20K+

Young FP professionals globally

since foundation in 2005

63K+

LinkedIn followers

within the main YPFP LinkedIn page (excluding branch sub-pages)

100+

Events annually

across 9 branches (as official US host of the G7 and G20 Youth Summits)

YPFP London Policy Pathways

Platform designed by the YPFP London Team to help early-career professionals move forward with confidence– whether you’re building your CV, exploring career directions, or developing the skills you actually need to stand out

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