Misk launches second batch of Leaders 2030

Misk launched the second batch of 2030 leaders to qualify for the Kingdom's Elite Changemakers.

Mohammed bin Salman Foundation Misk announced the launch of the second batch of the Leaders 2030 program, a unique qualification program in the Kingdom that aims to develop and hone the skills of Saudi leaders, it was reported here today.

The launch event took place last Saturday in King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh and was attended by the Minister of Hajj and Umrah Dr. Tawfiq bin Fawzan Al-Rabeeah, Secretary-General of Misk Eng. Badr bin Ali Al-Kahil, CEO Dr. Badr bin Hamoud Al-Badr, and a number of the foundation's executive seniors are some of the people who are in charge of the foundation.

The second batch of 2030 Leaders includes 90 applicants selected from more than 6,000 applicants, who come from various work sectors in the Kingdom, including private, government, semi-government and non-profit, as well as several professional sectors and economic activities, a step aimed at blending diverse professional experiences to create national initiatives and programs that are deemed to make a change.

Around 47% of the applicants work in executive management positions, with 56% of them having international professional experience of more than two years, while the accepted applicants in the second batch achieve diversity in terms of gender and geographical distribution.