The G-20Y Generation gathers every year for a 3 to 4 day G-20Y Summit. G-20Y Summits are aimed at preparing a set of Recommendations to be spread across the world and to be shared, in particular, with the G-20 Heads of State and leading international organizations.
G-20Y Summits are also a unique opportunity for young business leaders to gather and exchange ideas and best business practices and to create strong personal and professional bonds.
The G-20Y Generation represents successful young business leaders from the G-20 countries, aged 25 to 45 (the G-20Y Generation). The G-20Y Generation is the generation of young entrepreneurs, financial leaders and businessmen and women with a proven track record of achievement.
Every day, new business innovators, groundbreakers, trendsetters and leading minds with outstanding skills, distinguished professionalism and exceptional abilities, are joining the G-20Y Generation with a commitment to thinking one step further ahead.
The G-20Y Generation cannot afford to stand aside or rely on the efforts of others, with a distant hope that the G-20Y Vision might, eventually, be achieved. The G-20Y Generation wishes to contribute with innovative ideas, to share its vision and to enrich international debate. The G-20Y Summits are organized every year in order to turn the G-20Y Vision into practical Recommendations.
Over 3 or 4 days, the G-20Y Summits gather business leaders for plenary sessions, and discussions in working groups, round tables and face-to-face meetings. On the basis of an agenda prepared in advance by the Expert Council, Chair and Business Assembly Board, about 150 delegates, representing all of the G-20 countries, prepare and discuss the final G-20Y Summit Recommendations.
These Recommendations are then spread worldwide through mass media and lobbied before the G-20 Heads of State through their team of Sherpas and advisers. Our Partners and Supporting Institutions are also invited to participate in the spreading of the G-20Y Summit Recommendations.
During the G-20Y Summits, delegates also highly value their direct contact with key members of our Supporting Institutions such as the IMF, the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.



