How Disruption Leads to Change..........

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About This Presentation

disruption leading to change


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How Disruption Leads to Change
The Power of Youth in Driving Innovation

Understanding Disruption
Main Points:
Challenging established norms
Reevaluation of existing
methods

Questioning the Status Quo
Main Points:
Reexamine long held beliefs
Foster new perspectives and solutions

Highlighting Inefficiencies
Main Points:
Expose weaknesses
Drive optimization and
innovation

Catalyzing Innovation
Main Points:
Push for alternative methods
Spur creativity and development

Increasing Awareness and Advocacy
Main Points:
Bring attention to ignored
issues
Mobilize for advocacy and
change

Forcing Adaptation
Main Points:
Adapt to survive
Change in behavior, strategy, operations

Creating New Opportunities
Main Points:
Open new markets and
opportunities
Lead to economic growth and
new industries

The Role of Youth in Disruption
Main Points:
Fresh perspectives and willingness to challenge
Digital platforms to amplify voices

Conclusion
Main Points:
Disruption drives change and
innovation
Youth play a critical role

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