Arizona youth recognized in first-ever Prudential Emerging Visionaries program
As one of 25 young people from across the country selected in this year's inaugural class, Arun will receive
Prudential Emerging Visionaries recognizes young people ages 14-18 whose fresh perspectives and innovative solutions address the pressing financial and societal challenges in their communities. It is a collaboration between
"Emerging Visionaries is another way Prudential is demonstrating its commitment to our purpose: to make lives better by solving the financial challenges of our changing world," said Chairman and CEO
That work includes addressing needs created by the COVID-19 pandemic, combating economic inequality, advocating for inclusion and closing the digital divide. This inaugural group of young leaders was selected based on four main criteria: their solution is innovative; it can create meaningful impact in the future and can scale to a wider community; it demonstrates a deep understanding of the issue; and it inspires the visionary to lead or take action and motivates others to do the same.
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Arun was inspired by several eye-opening experiences, including a medical trip that taught him about the complexity of health inequity, and coding challenges that revealed the power of teamwork to take on complex problems. The initiative's Risk Profiler has screened over 4,500 immunocompromised oncology patients, and approximately 80% of clinic staff feel their work environment is safer as a result.
To read the names and stories of all of this year's Prudential Emerging Visionaries, visit prudential.com/emergingvisionaries.
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