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Fellowship

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Since 1947, more than 40,000 people from over 170 countries have participated in Salzburg Global's sessions. Collectively, these alumni are known as Salzburg Global Fellows. Through in-person and online events, Salzburg Global continues to nurture relationships between Fellows to foster the exchange of new ideas and best practices. As a result, Fellows are lifetime members of an extensive network that supports their professional growth and amplifies their impact worldwide.

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Partnerships to Power a Just Energy Transition

Lynn McNair reflects on her history with Salzburg Global and the partnerships needed to enable just energy transitions

Art as a Bridge: The Crossroads of Culture and Leadership

Two Salzburg Global Fellows engage in a dialogue about the power of the arts to unite, inspire, and lead global change

A Collaborative Approach to Just Energy Transitions

Trinidad and Tobago is adopting a collaborative and inclusive approach to achieving an environmentally sustainable economy

Transforming health and care delivery through innovation

Exploring the power of exchange and leadership

Sciana Fellow Ulrike Streit highlights the value of exchanging ideas and learning from fellow healthcare leaders

Shifting Dynamics of Business in China

A conversation with Jens Eskelund on the challenges, misperceptions, and changing conditions for foreign companies in China 

Promoting Peace Through Access to Justice in Nepal

How Salzburg Global Fellow Nirmal Kumar Upreti is expanding access to justice, improving governance, and working towards peacebuilding in Nepal

Leveraging Technology To Connect Communities and Combat Mental Health Challenges

Salzburg Global Fellow Yumiko Mori shares how technological collaboration is enriching her work to address issues of social isolation in Japan

Technological Intervention for the Inclusion of People With Autism

Salzburg Global Fellow Remo Sugimoto on her ambitions for autism inclusion in Japan and experience in the JITTN program 

Navigating AI’s Moral Compass: Upholding Human Rights and Gender Equity

Salzburg Global Fellow Michelle Odayan’s perspectives on inclusive AI, bias mitigation, and corporate board responsibilities
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