Cover The 2024 cohort of Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow comprises 35 young leaders from the Philippines, including Kristine Atienza, Abi Marquez, Christophe Bariou and Josh Glodoveza (Illustration: Ryan Kabigting)
The 2024 cohort of Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow comprises 35 young leaders from the Philippines, including Kristine Atienza, Abi Marquez, Christophe Bariou and Josh Glodoveza (Illustration: Ryan Kabigting)
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Tatler Gen.T’s 2024 cohort of young leaders shaping Asia’s future has been revealed and 35 of them hail from the Philippines. Here’s who they are
The Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2024 has just been unveiled.
As we mark our ninth edition of the annual list this year, we’ve selected over 200 individuals shaping the future of Asia and beyond. These promising young leaders hail from 20 categories, including The Arts, Finance and Venture Capital, Healthcare and Sciences, and Sustainability.
Whether founding tech startups or using their creativity and influence to push for social change, each honouree epitomises innovation, resilience and commitment to making the world a better place.
Read more: What makes a Leader of Tomorrow stand out, according to industry experts
Above Film and TV director Zig Dulay uses his creativity to spotlight important Filipino narratives (Photo: Wesley Villarica)
Film and TV director Zig Dulay uses his creativity to spotlight important Filipino narratives (Photo: Wesley Villarica)
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Thirty-five of this year’s honourees hail from the Philippines—creators, changemakers and thought leaders who are creating a positive impact in their industries, communities or countries. Some are tackling pressing global issues such as ocean pollution and the energy crisis; others are using their platforms to amplify important narratives on Filipino culture and human rights.
Find out who they are and learn about their inspiring stories in the link below.
Above Internet personality Juri Imao, better known as Jujumao online, is taking Filipino cuisine to the international scene (Photo: Wesley Villarica)
Above Alexa Jocom, founder and CEO of Halia, aims to take the stress out of periods through eco-friendly menstrual products (Photo: Alexa Jocom)
Internet personality Juri Imao, better known as Jujumao online, is taking Filipino cuisine to the international scene (Photo: Wesley Villarica)
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Identifying, reviewing and selecting candidates for the Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow requires experience and industry insights. Which is why the Gen.T editorial team consults with a panel of esteemed industry veterans, fondly referred to as the Tribe. Discover the industry heavyweights in this year’s judging panel.
If you’d like to learn more facts and figures about the 2024 list, read our article on the statistics on gender ratio, average honouree age and more.
If you’re curious about what makes a Gen.T Leader of Tomorrow and the criteria of the list, read this guide.
Explore the full list of Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2024 from the other regions: Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and Thailand.
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Syrah is Tatler Philippines’ Power & Purpose editor, where she spotlights extraordinary journeys shaping the Philippines and Asia. She covers business, innovation, impact, and culture—chasing the people, ideas and forces shaping how we live and think today.
