President and CEO Hirano was selected as a member of the 2022 class of Young Global Leaders (YGL) under 40 who are making a difference in the world, selected by the World Economic Forum, which organizes the Davos meeting.

●The World Economic Forum has selected 109 Young Global Leaders (YGLs) under the age of 40 who are expected to make an impact around the world by working on initiatives such as green energy, health equity, refugee rights, and education reform. ,Announced.
●The 109 people selected this year will become members of the Forum of Young Global Leaders, which produces Nobel Prize winners, heads of state, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, Grammy Award winners, and more.
●About this year's selectorswef.ch/yglPlease see 22.

YGL was founded in 2005 by Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum. Its purpose is to create a world in which leaders are held accountable for achieving a sustainable, inclusive world that leaves no one behind while tackling increasingly complex and interconnected challenges. YGL currently has more than 1,400 members and "alumni" from more than 120 countries, and notable members include Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister Sana Marin, Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado Quesada, and entrepreneur Iyinolwa. Aboyezi, Leah Mazumdar Singhal, peace activist Victor Ossien, and economist Esther Duflo.

YGL operates in today's most exciting and dynamic fields and is focused on impact. In the past year, YGL has made a bold commitment to restore 21 million hectares of deforested and degraded land in India. We also launched the first corporate movement for clean air to create healthier communities around the world, and launched a $1 billion gender fund to advance global justice and women's leadership. .

The Class of 2022 is gender-equal and consists of 42 countries. Members participate in a three-year leadership development program, receiving executive education courses, field trips, and opportunities to collaborate and test ideas with a trusted network of peers to help them reach the next level of impact. .

President and CEO Hirano, who was selected for the class of 2022, commented on his participation in the program, saying, ``It is a great honor to be selected as one of three from Japan out of 109 members from around the world. I feel that I have been given a great mission.As humanity faces unprecedented challenges, we will utilize all technologies and innovations for the sake of future generations, and utilize the YGL community to carry out our philosophy of "Improving the state of the world." I am determined to work hard to realize this.In particular, I would like to combine the various AI technologies that my company Cinnamon AI does for a living to innovate the world and create a society where everyone can pursue new dreams. I'm thinking about it," he commented.

“The leaders chosen this year demonstrate outstanding ingenuity and vision in their fields. They represent a variety of sectors, geographies, and challenges, but they all demonstrate a commitment to a more inclusive and sustainable world. "We agree," said Mariah Levin, president of the Young Global Leaders Forum.

Nicole Schwab, YGL Forum Board Member, said: “The World Economic Forum welcomes the elected members of the YGL. Their commitment to improving the state of the world is critical at a time when we need cooperation more than ever.”

The full list of YGL members elected in 2022 is available at the World Economic Forum.releasePlease check more.

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