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The Global Institute For Tomorrow (GIFT) is an independent and internationally-recognised think tank and executive education provider with offices in Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur.
Confronting Hard Truths, Embracing New Realities
Rooted in Asia, Contemporary Global View
Inspiring Action And Purposeful Engagement
Experiential Leadership Learning
Upcoming Programmes
Programme Schedule:
23 - 28 November, 2020
6 - 11 December, 2020
Location:
Hong Kong
Participant Cohort:
28-35 years old, 5-10 years of experience
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Programme Schedule:
19 January - 26 February, 2021
Participant Cohort:
Southeast Asian cohort, 7-10 years of experience
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Programme Schedule
20 January - 24 March, 2021
Participant Cohort:
Global cohort, 15-20 years of experience
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Blog
New Models for a New World: Vietnam (2019)
In this latest post in our series, "New Models for a New World", we explore the output from our 2019 programme in Vietnam, which focused on tackling the issue of skills training for Vietnam's growing working-age population.
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Why resilience - not technology - is the answer to our biggest challenges
[World Economic Forum] We need a concerted effort to reset our economic systems and make some hard choices about our future paths..
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Podcast
Exposing the Geopolitical Realities of Covid-19
Historical racism via imperialism casts a long shadow. Racist mindsets and behaviours that characterised the colonial period are alive and well now, from micro-expressions of racism in the day-to-day lived experience of non-White people, to macro-manifestations in geopolitical relations and foreign policy. Being so ubiquitous, this begs the question: what is the impact of racism on the future of international world order?
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