#HromadskeDavos 2016. The Millennials Gap In Governing
Public Service and Millennials: Closing the Generational Gap
Public Service and Millennials: Closing the Generational Gap. The Hromadske and Shaping Davos livecast show.
The Show's Story:
Millennials all around the globe consistently rate the public sector as the least adapted to their current needs and future expectations. How can the public sector attract the best and the brightest from future generations?
We are going to talk about the issue that so many people are struggling with: how to make governments more inclusive for young people, who very often are the most energetic agents of change. Specifically our focus is on Millennials. This is an ‘it-term’ that describes a generation of current 25-35-years-old young people, who have a fascinating shared identity crossing borders and cultures. Many like to call them the first generation of globalization. In coming couple of decades they are expected to overtake the world politically and economically. But for many the waiting is not acceptable and they want to start shaping their future already now. With worsening climate change, international terrorism, economic and social inequality, and other global challenges, many millennials are skeptical about the ability of current elites to manage the world effectively. So, how do we fix the obvious deficit of young people in governing?
During the show we try to figure out:
- Understanding the nature of the growing generational disconnect;
- Finding the ways to engage millennials at the municipal, state and national levels;
- Redesigning career paths in public service for millennials.
Global Shapers communities in Monterrey, Mumbai, Tunis and Kyiv will join the discussion online.
Guests:
✅ Denis Brodsky, an independent expert on HR management, organizational development and leadership; expert on reforming the state service at "Reanimation Package Of Reforms"
✅ Taras Byk, program officer at the International Republican Institute
✅ Vladyslav Rashkovan, deputy governor of the National Bank of Ukraine
✅ Svitlana Kolomiets, deputy minister at The Ministry of Ecology & Natural Resources
✅ Denis Gursky, open data adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Founder/CEO of SocialBoost (NGO)
✅ Darius Tamauskas, adviser to the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine
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Use #HromadskeDavos, #ShapingTalent, #WEF16 hashtags, ask our guests questions and leave comments.
What You Need To Know About 'Shaping Davos':
Global Shapers KyivHub, a community founded as an initiative of the World Economic Forum, within Shaping Davos session. The global debate format of Shaping Davos aims to bring the world to Davos, and Davos to the World.
Shaping Davos is a conversation that features local solutions to global issues. Through a series of live events hosted by the Global Shapers Community, and using two-way live streaming, Shaping Davos connects 20 cities from around the world to discuss 5 topics related to the theme of the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2016 “Mastering the Fourth Industrial Revolution” and is webcast live at www.shapingdavos.org between Wednesday 20 January and Saturday 23 January.
Twenty community-wide local activities will provide viewers with unprecedented access to insights from cities and issues in every major region of the world.