The YGLs were drawn from a pool of over 2,000 candidates, under the age of 40, from 66 countries and recognised for bringing a range of expertise to the community from across the world.
“The community provides its members with a peer network that challenges them to not only do more, but to be more. Being part of the YGL community is a transformational experience, where leaders turn their personal success into global significance and positive impact in their countries, industries and areas of expertise,” he said. List of Brits to have made it onto the YGLs top:
- Michael Acton Smith ? Chief executive officer, Mind Candy Ltd
- Patrick Allen ? Head of news, Europe, Middle East and Africa, CNBC
- Sarah-Jayne Blakemore ? Professor of neuroscience, UCL
- Kieron Boyle ? Head of social investment and finance, Cabinet Office
- Rachel Carrell – Chief executive officer, LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor
- Rocksana Ciurysek-Gedir ? Director, head for central and eastern Europe, Edmond de Rothschild
- Nathalie Dauriac-Stoebe ? Chief Executive, Signia Wealth
- Kathryn Dovey ? Tax policy analyst, Global Forum on Tax Transparency, OECD
- Banafsheh Geretzki ? Senior director, Alvarez & Marsal Europe
- Catherine Howarth ? Chief executive officer, ShareAction
- Sony Kapoor ? Managing director, Re-Define
- Francesca McDonagh ? Regional head of retail Banking Wealth Management, Mena, HSBC Bank Middle East Ltd
- Belinda Parmar ? Chief executive officer and author, Lady Geek
- Catherine Parry ? Chief executive officer, Templars Communications
- Lila Preston ? Partner, Generation Investment Management LLP
- Rohan Silva ? Entrepreneur in residence, Index Ventures
- Maseena Ziegler ? Author and entrepreneur
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