For the first time since dropping his BBC interview, Prince Harry stepped out for a major message.
This message was to Knowledge 2025 event, revealing that he launched a charity in his mother Diana’s name.
The conversation with Tessy Ojo, CEO of the Diana Award, saw Service -Manager CEO Bill McDermott “along with over 20 senior business managers, switching machines and donors on a private roundtable before taking the stage.”
It is relevant to mention that this was part of the official press release for the charity.
The event contained holders of the Legacy Award, Sikander ‘Sonny’ Khan, from Michigan, Christina Williams, from Jamaica, as well as the president of the Global Customer Operations of Service, Paul Fipps.
The conversation on stage covered everything from youth management to proactive ways to secure roads for young employees.
They also highlighted what can be done to improve the results and emphasized young people’s resilience and agency. “
The release also said that by saying this event with knowledge, “emphasizes his continued obligation to redefine how we invest in the future.”
Prince Harry’s statement at the event saw him say, “Through the Diana Award I have had the privilege of meeting young people who have transformed adversity into action.”
“It’s not just inspiring – it’s the kind of unused potential we can’t afford to overlook. Too many young people are locked out of leadership pipelines because we haven’t built really inclusive and accessible roads.”
“This generation is not waiting for permission to lead – they are already doing it. They bring emotional intelligence, social consciousness and an honesty of mental health that previous generations struggled to express.”
“What sets them apart is not only their boldness, but their refusal to settle for the status quo … If we look seriously at a better future, we have to stop underestimating them and start listening.”
