Please note: The Spanish language section of this video is 0:46:20 - 1:24:38. The English translation is not available for this recording. Right now, there are more than two dozen armed conflicts occurring in the world. How do political leaders work to end such conflicts, inspire people to unite and create healing? And how can YPO members help end conflicts in their own regions? In this live session, former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos will shine a light on the 2016 Colombian peace process and explain why the work of his organization, Fundacion Compaz, was so critical to solidifying real, grassroots peacemaking after the treaty was signed. Find out how these strategies can be used as a blueprint for conflict resolution in other parts of the world. And discover how you can get involved in such an initiative. YPO Gold Colombia Chapter Chair Diego Cordoba will introduce President Santos, who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2016 for his part in resolving the Colombian conflict. Santos, in conversation with Christoph von Toggenburg (YPO Zurich), will explain the importance of empowerment, connection, economic security and healing to secure a lasting peace.Hear the fascinating story of Colombia's journey to peace, which led to Santos founding the Fundacion Compaz.
Take a look at a leader's mindset when making bold decisions in what seem to be no-win situations and when dealing with the aftermath to begin the challenging process of healing.
Share in the lessons learned by leaders from Fundacion Compaz as they carry out their mission of aiding conflict resolution worldwide.
Take part in a Q&A with Santos and his key volunteers.
Explore collaborations to support similar initiatives in your local region through mentorship and other means.
If you'd like to learn more about Fundacion Compaz or any of the leaders during the event, feel free to reach out to Natalia Roa, Director of Communications and Strategic Partnerships at Compaz. YPO is committed to lifelong learning and encourages members to seek and consider diverse viewpoints. We do not endorse the opinions of any of our speakers or our individual members.