Themes
The concept behind Altru is simple: Foster collaboration among those addressing complex global challenges. In 2025 we initiated an effort to tackle some of the biggest global problems by hosting meetings for thought leaders to meet in Davos to discuss best strategies to address these challenges.
Climate, Energy & Sustainability
At our Annual Meeting in Davos Switzerland in 2020 we launched the Altru Climate Project to address the global climate crisis by applying our collaborative model. Since then, we have fostered meaningful dialogues through impactful investment conferences during New York Climate Week and in Davos at the Davos Climate, Energy & Sustainability Consortium, which we founded at our 2024 meeting.
Only by rapid acceleration and adoption of proven solutions can the climate and energy crisis be addressed. Solutions exist, but what is lacking is coordination among the organizations involved and people trained to execute these bilateral arrangements. Altru has developed a viable strategy to resolve this. We welcome those to register to be part of this effort. (THESIS)
Health & Wellness
Anxiety and depression have led to record levels of suicide among youth. Our Mental Health organized an initiative with a May 31st meeting at the United Nations entitled: "Unlocking Our Infinite Mind’s Potential through AI, Neuroscience and Global Health. The intent is to create a brain trust and the first-ever Global Mental Health Day for Leadership, Hope, Faith and Wellbeing resolution. The event will bring together global experts on this critical topic. (see ARTICLE)
In Davos at our January 2025 meeting a session on Mental Health: Unique Challenges faced by Woman. LEARN MORE.
Throughout the year, our meetings, salons and research reports help build communities of change-makers focused on specific challenges. We have also created programs to bring together thought leaders addressing such challenges as, Ukraine conflict, K-12 literacy and education.
The Altru approach is to assemble the people and innovative solutions that address these challenges.