
Why an ageing world is a question for young people
Today’s youth will increasingly age into a world that was not designed for their longer lives. So why is longevity still approached as a matter for older adults?
Tobias works to build and drive the success of partnerships between World Economic Forum Centres and the Global Shapers Community, both bringing crucial youth perspective to the most important conversations of today and empowering young leaders.
He joined the World Economic Forum in 2024, when he helped develop the organization's work at the intersection of climate change and public health. Previously, he has worked in a variety of roles involving in pharmaceuticals, pandemic preparedness, and humanitarian affairs including at the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Tobias holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and a Bachelor of Biology from the University of Bath.
Today’s youth will increasingly age into a world that was not designed for their longer lives. So why is longevity still approached as a matter for older adults?
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