We are delighted to introduce the 2025 GEO Future Leaders Class—a remarkable group of 11 professionals representing six countries, four issuers, and seven provider organizations.

This year’s cohort brings together a rich mix of skills, perspectives, and expertise, underscoring our commitment to fostering the next generation of leaders in global equity. From designing and delivering innovative share plans to shaping the future of our industry, each member of the Class of 2025 has already shown outstanding talent, drive, and ambition.

We are proud to support their growth and look forward to the fresh ideas, collaboration, and impact they will bring to the GEO community. Through this program, they will gain unique opportunities to sharpen their leadership skills, connect with industry leaders, and contribute to meaningful projects that advance our shared mission.

ABOUT OUR THOUGHT LEADERSHIP PROJECT

COMMUNICATING EQUITY PLANS TO A MULTI-GENERATIONAL WORKFORCE
GEO Future Leaders Class of 2025 

How do you communicate the value of equity when your workforce spans multiple generations, career stages and expectations?

The GEO Future Leaders Class of 2025 is exploring this increasingly important challenge through its thought leadership project, Communicating Equity Plans to a Multi-Generational Workforce.

With today’s workforce spanning several generations, a one-size-fits-all approach to equity communication may no longer be enough. Different generations can have different financial priorities, levels of experience, communication preferences and expectations of their employers – all of which can influence how they understand, engage with and ultimately value equity compensation.

Through industry research and insights from the global equity community, the Class of 2025 is examining how companies can make equity communications more relevant, accessible and effective across a diverse workforce.

Their research will explore current approaches, identify common challenges and uncover practical strategies that organizations can use to strengthen understanding and engagement with their equity programs.

The findings will culminate in a thought leadership paper offering practical insights and recommendations for the global equity community, which will be presented at GEO Copenhagen, taking place 19–21 April 2027.

This project continues the GEO Future Leaders program’s commitment to giving emerging professionals a platform to explore important industry challenges, contribute new thinking and help shape the future of global equity.

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