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For the first time since his BBC interview, Prince Harry made a momentous statement.
This revelation was made for the Knowledge 2025 event, when he stated that he is establishing a charity in his mother Diana's honor.
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott spoke with Tessy Ojo, CEO of The Diana Award, "along with over 20 senior business leaders, changemakers, and donors at a private roundtable prior to taking the stage."
This was part of the charity's official press release.
The occasion included the recipients of The Legacy Award, Sikander 'Sonny' Khan of Michigan and Christina Williams of Jamaica, as well as Paul Fipps, president of ServiceNow's worldwide customer operations.
The on-stage discussion ranged from youth leadership to proactive strategies to secure opportunities for young personnel.
Furthermore, they "highlighted what can be done to improve outcomes and emphasised the resilience and agency of young people."
The press release also stated that the event with The Knowledge "underscores his continued commitment to redefining how we invest in the future."
Prince Harry stated at the occasion, "Through The Diana Award, I've had the privilege of meeting young people who have turned adversity into action."
"That is not only motivating; it is the type of untapped potential that we cannot afford to ignore. Far too many young people are excluded from leadership pipelines because we have failed to provide truly inclusive and accessible channels.
"This generation isn't waiting for permission to lead; they're already doing so. They provide emotional intelligence, social awareness, and an openness regarding mental health that past generations found difficult to express."
"What distinguishes them is not simply their bravery, but their refusal to accept the current quo... If we're serious about a brighter future, we must stop underestimating them and start listening."
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