In recent years, we have seen many reports about “trust crises” in the realms of politics, health, business, technology, science, and media. Political and corporate scandals, mass protests, and deteriorating trust indicators in global perception surveys support this diagnosis. As a result, senior leaders in many of these sectors publicly aspire to « rebuild trust » in their decisions, products, or institutions. What would be your advice to them?
Choose an area in one of the above-mentioned sectors where you see evidence that citizens’, consumers’, regulators’, employees’ or other stakeholders’ trust has been lost. Describe your example of an apparent loss of trust; offer concrete and practical proposals on repairing damaged trust. Describe your idea’s impact for the future.
WORTH
- The participation in the symposium is free for all Leaders of Tomorrow.
- Moreover, expenses for travel, board and lodging are covered by the ISC. However, it is recommended you bring a small amount of pocket money for your convenience.
- All Leaders of Tomorrow receive a free ticket for the public transport in St. Gallen during the week of the symposium.
ELIGIBILITY
- Enrolled in a graduate or postgraduate programme (master level or higher) in any field of study at a regular university
- Born in 1991 or later.
DEADLINE: February 1, 2021
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