TrustTalk

Trust takes years to build, seconds to break and forever to repair

TrustTalk

Trust takes years to build, seconds to break and forever to repair

Lifestyle, Research

Gen Z & Trust

Severin de Wit - November 30, 2022

Literature, Management, Research

Interorganizational trust

Severin de Wit - November 10, 2022

Democracy, Politics

Trust and the Future of Democracy

Severin de Wit - October 23, 2022

Management, Psychology

The Trifecta of Trust

Severin de Wit - October 12, 2022

Management, Performance

Trust Elevates Performance

Severin de Wit - September 28, 2022

Communications, Research

Edelman’s Trust Research

Severin de Wit - August 30, 2022

Coaching, Lifestyle, Psychology

Trusted Coaching

Severin de Wit - August 24, 2022

Artificial Intelligence, Research

What can Robotics and AI teach us about trust?

Severin de Wit - July 14, 2022

Global Cooperation, Sustainability

Trust and Global’s Most Pressing Issues

Severin de Wit - July 5, 2022

Lifestyle, Research

Gen Z & Trust

November 30, 2022

Literature, Management, Research

Trust and the Future of Democracy

October 23, 2022

Management, Psychology

Trust Elevates Performance

September 28, 2022

Communications, Research

Edelman’s Trust Research

August 30, 2022

Coaching, Lifestyle, Psychology

Trusted Coaching

August 24, 2022

Artificial Intelligence, Research

What can Robotics and AI teach us about trust?

July 14, 2022

Global Cooperation, Sustainability

Trust and Global’s Most Pressing Issues

July 5, 2022

Government

Our guest today is Martijn Lampert, co-founder and Research Director at Glocalities, a values-based international research, and marketing insights organization that became known after their 2020 study on trust in the United Nations. Their most recent Trend Study 2022 is based upon interviews of 300,000 people stretching over 20 countries and spanning 8 years since the start in 2014. Gen Z is more activist and at the same time less optimistic and disenfranchised about their future, they have diminishing trust in meeting sustainability goals, and their prospect to flourish as well as to make a political impact. Half of the world’s population is aged below 30, but only 2.6% of the world’s parliamentarians are under 30. The young generation is the highest educated generation ever in human history. They have higher levels of trust in education and science, they are the most connected generations ever through the internet, and at the same time are emancipating and increasingly looking for purpose and quality of life.