International applicants are now welcome to submit nominations for the Tällberg-SNF-Eliasson Global Leadership Prize.This leadership award will be given out in 2024 by the Tällberg Foundation and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF).

The Tällberg Foundation seeks to identify and link outstanding leaders who take on global issues and make a positive difference. For this reason, they created the Tällberg-SNF-Eliasson Global Leadership Award in recognition of Jan Eliasson’s and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation’s (SNF) dedication to world transformation.

The Prize recognizes leaders who are creative, fearless, moral, and aware of the need for global solutions. These leaders take bold action that cuts over boundaries and ideological differences. The Prize supports leaders who work for constructive change rather than those who promote divisive beliefs.

With funding from SNF, the foundation will present three prizes in 2024, each with a $50,000 reward and access to its extensive worldwide network. Everyone is welcome to submit nominations, and the deadline is May 15. We do not accept submissions from within.

In addition, the Tällberg Leaders Mentoring Leaders initiative seeks out and develops up-and-coming leaders, utilizing our network to expedite their development. Interested parties may apply right away.

Important Details:

• Offered by: Tällberg Foundation
• Deadline: 15 May 2024
• Gender: Any
• Celebration Date: Late November or early December
• Prize Type: Partially Funded
• Number of Prizes: Three (3)
• Type: Award
• Eligible Nations: All

Benefits:

• Three winners will get $50,000 prizes from SNF.
• The winners will be people who are involved in networks of leaders who are promoting change on a global scale.

Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants must have the following:

• Should have a solid command of the English language.
• Members of the jury panel and their relatives are ineligible.
• Anybody from any nation may nominate someone.
• Lead with creativity, bravery, dynamism, and ethics.
• Their works should be an international goal or implication, and they should demonstrate the ability to handle the complexity of 21st-century realities.
• Leaders who don’t wait for political agreement before taking bold action.
• Leaders who can overcome obstacles and boundaries to take on today’s challenges.
• Leaders who prioritize constructive change over conflicting ideas.

Nomination Process:

The process of nominating someone for the Prize consists of three basic steps:

• Nominations: Leaders who demonstrate creative, daring, and moral approaches to tackling 21st-century issues are welcome to be nominated by anybody in the globe between March 15 and May 15, 2024, with the exception of jurors and nominees for the Prize. Their work ought to reflect global consequences or objectives that are based on universal principles.
• Jury Review: During the summer, an international jury reviews the nominees based on a pre-jury team’s evaluation of them against general Prize criteria. The leaders who most exemplify the traits required for contemporary leadership are chosen by the jury.
• Celebration: To honor their accomplishments, winners are invited to global leadership events where they will mingle with previous laureates, members of the jury, and other prominent figures from around the world.

How to Nominate?

By using the link below, nominaters may fill out and submit an online form to suggest a leader for this Prize. Please adhere to the following five procedures for guidance:

• Give your contact information;
• Explain how the applicant satisfies the primary prize requirements;
• Provide a list of the nominee’s professional highlights;
• Upload any supporting documents that are relevant to the nomination;
• To save or submit, click.

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• Gender Equality Internship at UNESCO 2024
• Call for Nominations: OHCHR-EAA Youth Advisory Board 2024

For more details, kindly refer to Tällberg Foundation’s website.