Luca leads GE's One Young World initiative, which sends GE delegates to the One Young World Summit every year. GEneration Impact supports social impact organisations to scope out projects which contribute directly to the UN Global Goals for Sustainable Development and match them with pro-bono consulting services from industry partners. The idea of GEneration Impact was born in 2014 when a group of GE employees attended the One Young World Summit that year, and since then it has helped 22 partner organisations in 33 different projects.

In 2019, the GEneration Impact team formalised their core operational structure and set goals centred around standardisation and outreach growth. Since then it has successfully scaled its sourcing and resourcing capacity through new projects and managed to increase membership. Recently, GEneration Impact partnered with ChildFund, a non-profit organisation that helps create safe environments for children to thrive, with a website refresh for the Kerjaku project and consulting on their digital programme delivery. GEneration Impact has also worked with Releaf, a Nigerian non-profit working to alleviate poverty and create shared prosperity through industrialising palm oil production, with consulting on optimisation of their palm nut de-shelling process.

Luis is a founding partner and engineering director of the software company Sisvox Soft Mexico and is also a member of the Mexican Olympic Committee of Informatics, which organises the Mexican Olympiad in Informatics. He served as a judge and organiser of the IPN-Mexico International Robotics Cup and has been the Mexican Delegate for a number of international events in entrepreneurial and innovation spaces. He is also the recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Youth Leadership Award, the Youth Awards 2030, 'Voces de América' and the Ibero-American medal in informatics.

The Mexican Olympiad in Informatics (OMI) is a national competition for young people who demonstrate an ability to solve practical problems through logic and computers, with an overarching goal to promote technological development in Mexico. The initiative seeks to find the best programmers in the country to participate in the next International Olympiad in Informatics. In doing so, OMI promotes computer science and informatics to high school students in Mexico, finds and supports talented individuals in these fields, and facilitates technological development and exchange amongst young people. The contest receives more than 200,000 registered participants each year, while Mexico has medalled in the International Informatics Olympiad 26 times. Luis came to One Young World through the Telefonica Movistar digital inclusion scholarship.

ChildFund Kiribati is a non-governmental organisation founded in 2016 to improve the lives of children and families in that country. ChildFund is currently implementing its project called IMPACTS using a holistic approach to ensure that the children and young people in the programme are thriving. ChildFund addresses poor dietary intake, poor parenting practices, unsafe water drinking norms, youth unemployment, lack of household budgeting skills, and many other factors that may stymie children's growth and development. The organisation has implemented household support interventions and built youth learning pathways through its Youth Life Skills programme. David serves as the organisation's Programme Director.

The Life Skills programme is designed to help young people become productive citizens and develop the skills to generate future income, while the Building Block programme is designed for illiterate young people. The organisation's Bridging Course is a partnership with the Kiribati Institute of Technology to provide a pathway for young people who left school early, while this partnership has also expanded to encompass an entrepreneurship programme. ChildFund works with approximately 2800 households in Betio, impacting more than 17000 people. The Youth Life Skills programme has provided learning opportunities to more than 500 youths.

Abdelhadi is a young energy professional working diligently towards decarbonizing the building and transportation sectors across the United States. In 2021, Abdelhadi joined Willdan Group as an Energy Specialist. His work has managed to offset over 4,000 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions, achieving over $1.3 million in energy cost savings and incentives, with about 7,000,000 KWh mitigated. Abdelhadi's work focuses on collaborating with giant utility clients across the US, as well as building owners, to provide them with high-tech energy models detailing complex mechanical and electrical systems with potential energy conservation opportunities.

Abdelhadi previously worked as a Renewable Energy & Biofuels Research Assistant for 3 years at Prairie View A&M University. His research work focused on developing a new type of clean fuel to help decarbonize the US transportation sector. His thesis outlined potential opportunities for utilizing Switchgrass as a reliable source of clean energy. In 2019, his research work secured the BP Advancing Energy Scholarship, the Chevron Master's Student Scholarship, and was presented at the AEE World Energy Conference in Washington D.C.

Brazilians in Tech was co-founded by Mariana as the first organisation in Brazil to consolidate comprehensive information for women in the technology sector into a single platform. Through it, they can connect with each other, with companies, universities, and also with other communities of women in STEM in Brazil and around the world. Brazilians in Tech aims to empower, encourage and support women in their careers. With more than 250 inspiring women directly participating, and more than 10,000 followers across social media, Brazilians in Tech brings the most relevant opportunities in science and technology for women working or interested in digital technologies.

The organisation wants to encourage women in the area of technology and computing and has partnered with many companies in Brazil such as Microsoft Reactor, Inteli, Kenzie Academy, Trybe, LuizaLabs, LinkedIn, Google, and many others, to bring programmes and opportunities to women in its communities. Brazilians in Tech has reached all 27 states in that country.

Social Impact Project is part of the Master in Management programme of ESMT Berlin. For this module, Aiman worked with her team to uplift two NGOs based out of Ghana. Aiman previously worked briefly with MEYFUND, founded by fellow One Young World Ambassador Salomey Osafo-Ampadu, and also with another charity named The Light Outreach Foundation, which supports forgotten children in Africa with accommodation and educational opportunities. One of their projects is the Sheiknah Home in Tema City, Ghana, where the orphanage provides food, shelter and education to over 40 vulnerable children.

Aiman and her team worked with The Light Outreach Foundation for over a month, assisting with various initiatives including the digitisation of documents, educational curriculum, social media outreach and strategy, and partnership outreach. She also successfully raised €1,200 to support the previously halted infrastructure development of the orphanage. Aiman's team visited the orphanage in-person to run a pilot educational boot camp to better understand the needs of the children living there. With the information they gathered through that trip. Aiman and her team created children's playbooks on digital skills and mental health. The objective behind the Social Impact Project was to support an organisation as pro-bono management consultants.

Karthik is the Co-Founder and Global Strategy Advisor of MEXT Scholars Association, an organisation dedicated to providing representation and support for the alumni and current recipients of the Japanese Government's prestigious Monbukagakusho / MEXT Scholarship. The MEXT Scholars Association works directly with the Japanese Government to this end. They have provided hassle-free housing solutions for participants in a context where it can be otherwise difficult to find accommodation as a foreigner. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, MEXT Scholars Association also subsidised PCR tests and quarantine fees for the batch of students who entered Japan in 2021.

The MEXT Scholars Association provides seminars on diversity at the workplace, career design boot camps, workshops, as well as community activities. It has also created a set of guide articles sharing the knowledge and experience of current and former scholars. The organisation currently has over 10,000 members in its community and works closely and actively with the Japanese Ministry of Education to provide meaningful career opportunities to scholars upon graduation.

Juan is the President of Coalition for Venezuela, a union of Venezuelan civil society organizations working to defend and promote human rights, freedoms, and democratic values. The organisation also seeks to address the humanitarian situation inside and outside of Venezuela, within the framework of the 49th General Assembly of the Organisation of American States in response to the need for an articulated, comprehensive, and effective response to the complex situation in that country.

The federation currently has more than 80 member organisations in more than 20 countries. It is the organisation of the Venezuelan diaspora with the greatest representation in advocacy spaces such as the United Nations, the European Union, and the Organisation of American States. The coalition's leadership has enabled it to bring project implementation opportunities closer to community-based organizations, as well as openness to participate in public policy formulation, design, and analysis processes in host countries. Awarded in 2021 by Refugee International with The Exceptional Service Award, Coalition for Venezuela has reached more than a million people directly and indirectly through the invaluable work of its members. 

Ivona is the Head of Board of Veteran Hub, which launched in 2018 and united 10 key veteran service providers. The organisation serves as a router between the needs of veterans and service providers. In almost 4 years of operations, Veteran Hub has served over 8,000 unique clients, provided over 16,000 services and had over 32,000 visits at its locations across Ukraine. It has also supported 8 smaller veteran-serving organizations through a newly-established "Plus Plus" network of veteran spaces. Through all of this hands-on experience, Veteran Hub has gained unique expertise in veterans affairs and has subsequently launched a series of large-scale projects, targeting primary healthcare providers, mental health experts, employers and other groups, serving veterans. They believe that veteran reintegration is a community mission.

Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Veteran Hub temporarily switched its key target audience from veterans to members of military families. It also closed all in-person consultations and focused on providing psychosocial services over the phone. While key services remain the same (employment, legal and psychological support), emergency response consultations and psychological support during Ukrainian migration have also become one of their top priorities. Veteran Hub launched a trust line for family members and has been operating since March 11th. The work of its trust line is focused on crisis support through providing consultation. Since March, the trust line has received over 1,500 client requests, and the numbers keep growing.