GBTA Foundation Recognizes Changemakers and Raises Funds for NextGen Talent
At its annual gala in Chicago, the GBTA Foundation honored leaders and organizations driving sustainability and raised $83,250 to support the NextGen Program, which provides career scholarships for students. Winners included Sarah Martin from Amex GBT, Shirley Stroud from BCD Travel, Anna Rose Feinberg from Alo Index, and Meta and United Airlines. Dave Hilfman received the Luminary Award.
Impact and considerations
The event highlights the industry's focus on sustainability and talent development. The award-winning projects showcase best practices in corporate responsibility and innovation, setting benchmarks for the industry.
Key points
- GBTA Foundation gala raised $83,250 to support the NextGen Program.
- Impact Awards recognized contributions to sustainability and inclusivity.
- Dave Hilfman received the Luminary Award for industry leadership.
- NextGen Program aims to reach 50,000 students across 250 high schools and universities.
Sources and time
- Primary source
- Global Business Travel Association
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- First source publication
- 3 Aug 2026, 20:05
- Page published
- 9 Sept 2026, 01:22
- Last updated
- 3 Aug 2026, 20:05
- Original links
- GBTA News & Press：GBTA Foundation Recognizes Changemakers and Raises Support for the Next Generation of Business Travel Talent - Global Business Travel Association - GBTA (opens in a new tab)Primary source · en · Published 3 Aug 2026, 20:05