He urged the audience to reflect on their intended legacies and align their investments with that vision, while also leveraging their platforms to promote significant collaboration and transformation.

He mentioned: “As the world gets harder, as people’s lives become harder, compassion can shrink. My wife said to me very early on in our relationship ‘if you live your life by truth, it’s the most efficient way to live. We will continue to live our life by truth and we will continue to stand up for what we believe in – the difference between right and wrong.”

In a conversation with Rachel Gerrol, the co-founder and CEO of NEXUS Global, Harry discussed the rationale for advocating online safety. He stated: “It wasn’t something that was sexy, it wasn’t something that we were necessarily passionate about.

“But it became very clear to us very quickly, speaking to a lot of experts, that for all the work we are collectively doing, and all the progress we are achieving – if the digital world is not done responsibly, it’s going to turn back that progress. And we can see that with climate change.’

He noted: “We started to meet a lot of parents who had lost their kids to social media – the majority through suicide – and that’s when it really started to make sense to us.

“One of the reasons why the digital world was so important to us is because my wife, in 2018, was the most trolled person in the world. There was a lived experience, but at no point did we suddenly think ‘OK, well, let’s take this industry on’.”