This week, we spotlight the next generation of changemakers with Urvi Jain, Head of Philanthropic Relations at Young Founders School, alongside SG120 student speakers Rhea Jain (grade 11) and Lauren Rice (grade 12) talk with “Saturday Mornings Show” host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host Neil Humphreys. 

Held on August 30th, SG120 invited students aged 11–18 from across Asia to deliver TED-style talks envisioning Singapore and the world in 2085. From climate action and mental health to AI and education reform, these young leaders tackled global challenges with clarity, creativity, and courage. Rhea and Lauren—two standout Singaporean voices—share what it was like to speak in front of top entrepreneurs, investors, and corporate leaders, and how the experience shaped their confidence and purpose. Urvi explains how SG120 fits into Young Founders School’s mission to nurture future-ready thinkers, and why platforms like this are essential for building leadership, public speaking, and vision-casting skills early on.