Future-ready growth is not about choosing competitiveness over sustainability, but redesigning the economy so Profit, People, and Planet advance together and reinforce one another.

Sustainomy unites economic growth and sustainable development in one system—creating progress today without consuming the future.

Economic growth and sustainability should not be treated as separate agendas. Sustainomy brings them together into a single framework, redefining growth as a driver of long-term competitiveness, resilience, and shared prosperity.

Sustainable Development must go hand in hand with Economic Growth. Without growth, sustainability risks remaining a side agenda rather than becoming part of the economic engine.

Affirmed that inclusive growth requires green investment beyond clean tech—embedding human capital development and job creation so no one is left behind.

Examined why innovation is GREAT yet often fails, and how 3P-led firms turn misses into CSV, CSR, or philanthropy—proving climate finance delivers impact beyond CSR.

Explored why growth must move beyond numbers, as 4% GDP targets fell short and a New Economy for people and the planet has yet to fully emerge.

Examined why growth must move beyond numbers, as 4% GDP targets fell short and a New Economy for people and the planet has yet to fully emerge.

Shared why growth can’t follow an unsustainable path and why Thailand’s Sufficiency Economy Philosophy aligns the way forward with the SDGs.

Explored the challenge of aligning sustainable development with economic growth—through new GDP accounting, a new growth model, and a New Thailand Engine.”

Shared insights on today’s global polycrisis—where planetary, economic, social, and technological challenges converge—and why platforms like Sustainability Expo matter.

Being future-ready is less about predicting what comes next than making sense of complexity—using four ways of knowing to reveal patterns, understand systems, and identify root solutions.

Highlighted a new global era of rapid tech, economic, and social shifts, highlighting the need for a New Growth Model and human-led tech to advance Thailand’s competitiveness.

Framed ASEAN’s pivotal moment, where future-ready growth depends on public–private collaboration, regional capital, and clear insight to drive resilience for people and the planet.

Addressed the urgent challenge of closing the financing gap for the SDGs and explored how evolving public-private partnerships can help turn ambition into action—grounded in inclusive governance and mutual trust.

Addressed the challenge of advancing sustainable development through the session on“Increasing Financing for Sustainable Development—How to Leverage Private Sector Contributions.”

Uncovered the new mechanisms to drive growth at the system level and emphasized the need to restructure the global economy to amplify both business and goodness at scale.

Invited for 2 consecutive years to share insights on topics like Next-Generation Growth Models, and others which are paramount to shaping the new global economy

Launched a new paradigm, Sustainomy, to ensure growth that creates rather than consumes the future, and discussed the keys to becoming future-ready through collaboration.

The sole representative from the business sector, highlighted the importance of Partnerships and Systematic Transformation as key drivers for achieving the SDGs.

Focusing on empowering businesses to accelerate action on sustainability, joined in with the Economist Impact to help businesses, policymakers, financiers, investors, NGOs and others achieve sustainability goals, faster.