Program & Speakers
Voices Shaping
the 2030 Agenda.
Former Minister of Internal Trade & Industry, Egypt · Global
A globally recognized leader at the intersection of commerce, diplomacy, and sustainable development. His keynote will frame the human infrastructure gap — the structural failure at the heart of stalled SDG progress — and set the tone for all that follows.
Energy systems innovator focused on clean energy access as a driver of inclusive development — exploring how infrastructure equity determines who participates in the digital economy and who gets left out.
Consultant Public Health Physician and Mandela Washington Fellow who has led health education initiatives reaching 100,000+ families. A leading voice on women's health, health equity, and the human infrastructure required for SDG progress.
Senior academic leader shaping the future of global design education and AI literacy. Her work bridges institutional learning systems with the Global Digital Compact — building the educational infrastructure that SDG progress requires.
A 15-year-old Chilean author and youth activist focused on justice, children's rights, and meaningful participation. Author of "The Reality of Prison" — based on research conducted within the Chilean prison system. The youngest person to address the Chilean Supreme Court and a four-time UN interventionist, Issaiah brings a generational voice to global discussions where youth perspectives are too often absent.
A distinguished diplomat and global governance leader bringing the African Union voice to the conversation on AI, partnership, and accountability. Her presence connects the global policy framework to the lived reality of communities the SDGs are designed to reach.
Social entrepreneurship leader building systems that identify and invest in young change-makers globally. The Resolution Project's model — backing leaders before they have credentials — embodies the human infrastructure approach this event champions.
ESG integration, digital transformation, and climate entrepreneurship specialist at the intersection of regional policy and global development. Research Associate at the American University of Beirut, advancing inclusive economic growth across the Arab region.
Rooted in the Work is built around a simple idea: relationships generate revenue, revenue creates reinvestment, and reinvestment expands access. Working with communities impacted by incarceration, poverty, and systemic exclusion, Vidya's question is not how we build better technology — it is how we build the human infrastructure that allows more people to benefit from it.
