Global events over the past year have raised considerable concern about our future.

Around the
world, we see the rise of protectionism, populism and nativism. And, we see frustration
among young people who feel they have been left behind from economic development and
social progress.
In light of this reality, we want to know: What does responsible and responsive leadership
mean to you, to your community, and to your country? This is the theme of the Annual
Meeting 2017, set within the context of a multipolar world where a new vision of leadership is
imperative for a better future. In this effort, earnest dialogue with young people around the globe
is critical in advancing more agile, inclusive and collaborative leadership. This is the moment for
the voice of young people to be heard!
Below are some guiding questions to consider:

What does Responsible and Responsive Leadership mean to you?

How can it be applied in your local community?

What does it mean to create and lead inclusive societies?

How can we shape a better future that puts Responsible and Responsive Leadership at
the forefront?

What do you pledge to do as a young and emerging leader?

By answering this question in 900 words, one Shaper will win the chance to share their ideas
with the world's top leaders in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, with all expenses paid. The winning
essay will also be published on the Agenda, the Forums blog which has over 3.3 million
unique viewers a month.

One lesson Ive drawn from the americas election is that political leaders,
corporate leaders, civil society leaders need to proyect an image of share
prosperity and this is what I think donot happen in theus,where there were
winners and loosers
Spiringy into a sense of me first and forgetting larging values, in the
common good.