Economic Empowerment Takes Center Stage at Day 4 of Young Leaders Conference 2024
Economic Empowerment Takes Center Stage at Day 4 of Young Leaders Conference 2024
December 21, 2024 – Karachi: The fourth day of the Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 was dedicated to the theme of “Ikhtiyar Maeeshat Pe” (Economic Empowerment), led by the accomplished Uzair Ausaf. The day’s agenda was packed with transformative discussions, dynamic activities, and actionable insights aimed at equipping Pakistan’s youth with the tools to shape a resilient and inclusive economy.
The day began with “Breaking Bread,” an interactive activity led by Shireen Naqvi, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of professional and personal growth. In “Our Economic Influence,” Uzair Ausaf underscored the importance of strategic decision-making in fostering innovation, reducing inequalities, and enhancing employability, empowering participants to move beyond traditional career limitations.
A keynote by Roofi Jamil, “The Post-Pandemic Corporate World,” shed light on leadership transformations and emerging workplace priorities, particularly mental health, that have reshaped the corporate landscape. This was followed by an engaging activity, “From Zero,” led by Umair Jaliawala, which focused on developing a growth-oriented mindset crucial for navigating corporate dynamics.
A highlight of the day was the panel discussion “How Technology Elevates Conventional Businesses,” featuring insights from Veqar ul Islam and M. Ashaar Saeed, moderated by Uzair Ausaf. The discussion emphasized leveraging technology and young talent to drive Pakistan’s economic growth.
The afternoon featured a keynote on “The Untapped Human Capital” and an impactful dialogue on “Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Pakistan: Barriers and Opportunities,” moderated by Waqar Ali, with contributions from Suleman Hasan and Umer Abideen. This segment examined the challenges and opportunities within Pakistan’s startup landscape, providing actionable strategies for aspiring and established entrepreneurs.
The evening sessions were a deep dive into skill-building, offering participants a variety of breakout sessions on topics such as the “Evolving World of E-commerce,” “Elevator Pitches,” “Corporate Communication,” and more. These sessions, led by industry experts including Fatema Kausar Ali and Sheikh Sajawal, equipped participants with practical skills to thrive in their professional journeys.
The day concluded with “Branding Through Storytelling,” an activity led by Umair Saeed, followed by a vibrant Networking Dinner. Participants left with renewed inspiration, a stronger sense of purpose, and the tools to harness their economic potential for personal and national growth.December 21, 2024 – Karachi: The fourth day of the Young Leaders Conference (YLC) 2024 was dedicated to the theme of “Ikhtiyar Maeeshat Pe” (Economic Empowerment), led by the accomplished Uzair Ausaf. The day’s agenda was packed with transformative discussions, dynamic activities, and actionable insights aimed at equipping Pakistan’s youth with the tools to shape a resilient and inclusive economy.
The day began with “Breaking Bread,” an interactive activity led by Shireen Naqvi, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of professional and personal growth. In “Our Economic Influence,” Uzair Ausaf underscored the importance of strategic decision-making in fostering innovation, reducing inequalities, and enhancing employability, empowering participants to move beyond traditional career limitations.
A keynote by Roofi Jamil, “The Post-Pandemic Corporate World,” shed light on leadership transformations and emerging workplace priorities, particularly mental health, that have reshaped the corporate landscape. This was followed by an engaging activity, “From Zero,” led by Umair Jaliawala, which focused on developing a growth-oriented mindset crucial for navigating corporate dynamics.
A highlight of the day was the panel discussion “How Technology Elevates Conventional Businesses,” featuring insights from Veqar ul Islam and M. Ashaar Saeed, moderated by Uzair Ausaf. The discussion emphasized leveraging technology and young talent to drive Pakistan’s economic growth.
The afternoon featured a keynote on “The Untapped Human Capital” and an impactful dialogue on “Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Pakistan: Barriers and Opportunities,” moderated by Waqar Ali, with contributions from Suleman Hasan and Umer Abideen. This segment examined the challenges and opportunities within Pakistan’s startup landscape, providing actionable strategies for aspiring and established entrepreneurs.
The evening sessions were a deep dive into skill-building, offering participants a variety of breakout sessions on topics such as the “Evolving World of E-commerce,” “Elevator Pitches,” “Corporate Communication,” and more. These sessions, led by industry experts including Fatema Kausar Ali and Sheikh Sajawal, equipped participants with practical skills to thrive in their professional journeys.
The day concluded with “Branding Through Storytelling,” an activity led by Umair Saeed, followed by a vibrant Networking Dinner. Participants left with renewed inspiration, a stronger sense of purpose, and the tools to harness their economic potential for personal and national growth.
