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“I have followed the IIC Future Leaders Competition in previous years and I had told myself if cybersecurity was ever the chosen topic, I would enter! This is a great opportunity for young professionals to exercise their analytical, research and writing skills in a communications and policy area they are passionate in. I found the experience immensely rewarding, both professionally and personally. I will be forever thankful to the IIC for nurturing and promoting an initiative like this one and would encourage anyone eligible to enter!”
Nicole Darabian, FLC 2023 winner
What is this initiative?
The IIC Future Leaders Competition, now in its seventh year, and supported by the members of the IIC, encourages and promotes original thought in the areas of communications and policy.
What do you need to do?
This year entrants are asked to produce an essay, submitted electronically, on the following topic:
Breaking down barriers to sustainability
A green and digital ‘twin transition’ is underway but can both targets be met? What can the communications industry do to assure future sustainability? Are policies sufficient to achieve the targets, what regulations and structures are needed, and who should pay?
In your essay for this year’s Future Leaders Competition, we invite you to consider the sustainability of networks and the impact of digital technology on the wider economy, whether from the global North or South. What do these targets mean for consumer adoption?
Please submit your essay directly to m.lucas@iicom.org
You should:
Hear from the Chair of this year’s judging panel, Andrea Millwood Hargrave, for a further explanation of this year’s topic:
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