Global Institute for the Future

Overview

The Global Institute for the Future is an organization that Jorge Brown says he created to consolidate lessons from work with leaders across sectors and examine decisions shaping the future.

Current Profile

In The 10 Challenges That Will Shape Our Future with Jorge Brown x Shekhar Natarajan, the institute functions as the organizational setting for Brown’s cross-domain agenda. That agenda links AI, democracy, resources, institutional legitimacy, longevity, automation, security, commerce, and future generations, and seeks forums that move from competing views to measurable commitments.

Key Characteristics

• Presented as a futures-oriented organization founded by Jorge Brown.
• Draws on leadership experience across public, private, and social domains.
• Treats future challenges as connected rather than as independent policy silos.
• Emphasizes ethics, resilience, dialogue, and implementation.

Evidence

• Formation and purpose - The 10 Challenges That Will Shape Our Future with Jorge Brown x Shekhar Natarajan records Brown’s explanation that the institute consolidates cross-sector learning to examine what comes next.
• Agenda - The 10 Challenges That Will Shape Our Future with Jorge Brown x Shekhar Natarajan organizes its discussion around interdependent technological, political, ecological, economic, and human challenges.
• Forum design - The 10 Challenges That Will Shape Our Future with Jorge Brown x Shekhar Natarajan presents direct engagement between opposing views and short-horizon commitments as a desired institutional method.

Qualifications

The bounded source does not provide the institute’s legal form, staff, funding, governance, program record, publication history, or independently documented outcomes. This page therefore describes the role assigned to it in Brown’s interview rather than a verified organizational history.

What Changed

• Initial profile created from the Tomorrow Today interview.

Relationships

• Jorge Brown - founder and principal voice in the bounded source.
• Tomorrow Today - interview venue through which the organization enters the wiki.
• Interdependent Future Governance - cross-domain analytical frame associated with its agenda.
• Measurable Public Deliberation - proposed forum-and-commitment method associated with its agenda.