By trip to Las Vegas
Prince Harry supports Diana’s legacy
Prince Harry travels to Las Vegas to honor his mother’s legacy at an event of the “Diana Award” organization.
Prince Harry (40) lives up to his reputation as a committed sponsor of young talent. , the Duke of Sussex travels to Las Vegas on May 6, where he will take part in a panel discussion. The event is under the patronage of the “Diana Award”, the charity organization, which bears the name of his late mother Princess Diana (1961-1997).
The event takes place as part of the “Knowledge 2025” conference of the AI platform ServiceNow and marks the start of the “PLEDGE to Invest” of the “Diana Award”. This is intended to promote future managers and inspire future -oriented companies to support their missions. The conversation is headed by Tessy Ojo, the managing director of the “Diana Award” organization. She brings Prince Harry together with the president of the global customer business at Serviceenow, Paul Fipps, as well as two young award winners of the Legacy Awards: Sikander Khan and Christina Williams.
Khan works in the field of artificial intelligence and at the same time leads the “Paani” project, an organization that supports various humanitarian projects in Pakistan, including the construction of over 20,000 wells. Williams is a lawyer and activist from Jamaica, who is committed to strengthening young people and promotes equal access to disadvantaged groups for education, health care and technology.
“Companies that invest in young managers today promote workers, innovators and consumers of tomorrow,” explains OJO in a statement. “The Diana Award is proud to start ‘pledge to invest’ – an opportunity for future -oriented companies, strategically, measurably and effectively invest in the future of young managers. For over 25 years, the Diana Award has invested in young people and enables them to tackle the urgent problems of our time.”
Diana Award has been around since 1999
The Diana Award was launched in 1999 by the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown (74). Current supporters include former Prime Minister David Cameron (58) or lady Julia Samuel (65). It is noteworthy that the Diana Award is one of the few charitable institutions that are supported by Prince Harry and his brother Prince William (42). Despite the well -known tensions between the brothers, the organization, which is named after their mother, remains a rare common connection point in their philanthropic work.
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