Water Supply and Estate Infrastructure Development Minister Jeevan Kumaravel Thondaman is on the latest list of World Economic Forum (WEF)’s Young Global Leaders Community with nearly 90 individuals recognised for their exceptional contributions to shaping the future and driving positive change worldwide.
Thondaman is listed under the Public Figures category.
The Class of 2024 represents a diverse array of rising stars hailing from various sectors including politics, business, civil society, the arts and academia. These change makers share a common commitment to leaving a lasting impact on their communities, organisations and beyond, and are united in their dedication to addressing the world’s most pressing challenges.
“As we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Forum of Young Global Leaders, we are thrilled to welcome our newest cohort of young global leaders. They represent the future of leadership, and we are confident that their perspectives and innovative ideas will contribute significantly to addressing the world’s most pressing challenges,” said Young Global Leaders Forum Head Ida Jeng Christensen.
Young Global Leaders have made invaluable contributions to shaping policies and improving communities worldwide. Notable community members include Netflix Executive Producer Peace Hyde, Vogue China’s Former Editor-in-Chief Margaret Zhang, Olympian Lewis Pugh, disability activist Sinéad Burke, Peace Activist Victor Ochen, and singer-songwriter will.i.am.