Prudential Financial empowering and rewarding young people for turning ideas into impact
The Prudential Emerging Visionaries program honors young changemakers for solving social and financial challenges in their communities.
"It's an honor to support young leaders who are making their communities stronger and more inclusive," said Chairman and CEO
In addition to recognizing young changemakers addressing pressing societal issues, the program also equips them with skills and resources to take their projects to the next level.
Next April, 20 students will be honored for their proposed solutions to societal issues. Each winner will be awarded
Five additional students will be chosen specifically for their solutions to financial challenges. They will pitch their ideas to Prudential leaders, with the chance to receive an additional
Past Emerging Visionaries have been recognized for pioneering creative solutions, which include:
- An initiative to promote financial education
- An app to improve teen mental health
- A book club that amplifies
African American stories and literature
- A film competition that spotlights young storytellers from underserved communities
Prudential sponsors Emerging Visionaries in collaboration with
Prudential Emerging Visionaries is an evolution of Prudential's long-standing Spirit of Community Awards. From 1995 through 2020, Spirit of Community served as the country's largest youth recognition program, awarding more than 150,000 teens around the world for their volunteer service.
Applications are open now through
To learn more about Prudential Emerging Visionaries and how to apply, visit prudential.com/emergingvisionaries.
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