GenU Legacy Circle
Leaders whose vision, partnership and early commitment helped make Generation Unlimited possible.
In 2018, a small group of leaders from government, business, philanthropy, the United Nations and civil society came together around a shared belief: that a new model of partnership could help young people navigate a rapidly changing world of education and work. That belief became Generation Unlimited.
Today, GenU has reached more than 261.7 million young people with opportunities to build skills, access employment and create livelihoods. The GenU Legacy Circle brings together the leaders whose vision, partnership and early commitment helped make Generation Unlimited possible. Members are recognised as GenU's founding alumni, having played a defining role in shaping the partnership and guiding its formative years.
As stewards of GenU's founding vision, members remain part of a distinguished community helping to shape the future of youth livelihoods and economic opportunity.