Locations (Venue): Flourishing House

Strategic Dialogue in a Changing Global Order

Mon 19 Jan 2026 10:30 am - 12:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Forum 1)

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Flipping the Narrative on Purpose-Led Business: From Niche to Owning the Mainstream

Tue 20 Jan 2026 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Forum 1)

Corporates are increasingly committing to purpose, with more than 11% of global GDP represented by companies that have signed purpose pledges. Yet despite this momentum, efforts are siloed and hence seen as niche.
 
What if we could form a larger tent that brings together the many business coalitions that promote purpose and take the mainstream space rather than a niche positioning. What if the mainstream definition of business incorporated purpose, and those lacking it required niche terms. What would it take to accelerate this movement and embed impact at the heart of decision-making?
Join us as we unpack the pathways required to move purpose-led businesses from the margins to the mainstream.

Return on Integrity: Declaring the Architecture of a Well-Being Economy (TPC House Declarations)

Thu 22 Jan 2026 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Inspiration Room)

What if the highest-return investment of this century is restoring the living systems that make all other returns possible? We must move beyond the logic of extraction and embrace the discipline of regeneration to safeguard our collective future.

Transforming our global economic system requires a decisive shift from fragmented, extractive growth toward systems-based investing that recognizes ecological and human flourishing as the true foundations of long-term prosperity. Across the high-growth corridors of Southeast Asia and the vital marine systems of the Pacific, a significant implementation gap remains: while capital and solutions exist, the architecture to deploy them at speed and scale remains too fragmented to achieve systemic change.

The declarations made here respond to that gap by advancing a mutual value approach one that integrates financial, natural, social, and spiritual capital within place-based economies. By launching a next-generation systems merchant platform, we are building the partnership architecture required to move beyond fragmented giving toward disciplined execution. This work focuses on designing catalytic capital stacks and investable, measurable portfolios that can shift markets toward a Well-being Economy Era, where prosperity is measured by the health of people, communities, and the planet.

Rather than positioning capital deployment as a foregone conclusion, this event signals a commitment to move from envisioning to enabling. It focuses on testing investment tools, refining measurement and verification approaches, and advancing outcomes-based finance structures that can credibly link blue-green restoration with economic resilience. 

This is an invitation to reimagine the role of capital: not as an extractive force, but as a steward of living systems capable of restoring nature while strengthening the social fabric of communities. At Davos 2026, this narrative marks an opening: to co-design, to learn together, and to shape the conditions under which Return on Integrity (ROI) can responsibly scale over time.

System Shock or System Shift: Redefining Old Rules and Yesterday’s Tools for Urban Resilience

Tue 20 Jan 2026 11:00 am - 12:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Inspiration Room)

What if the real failure of our time is financing cities for a stable climate that no longer exists and the true system shift begins when urban resilience and planetary health become the core logic of infrastructure investment?

Cities are now the front line of the planetary crisis and the proving ground for solutions. Home to the majority of the world’s population and the epicentre of climate, health, and infrastructure risk, cities can no longer be treated as passive recipients of global policy. They must become active engines of a new system shift, where resilience, health, and prosperity are designed into urban development from the outset.

System Shock or System Shift: Redefining Old Rules and Yesterday’s Tools for Urban Resilience convenes global finance leaders, city practitioners, and planetary health experts to examine how outdated financial, diplomatic, and governance frameworks are locking cities into long-term vulnerability. With over 60% of future infrastructure still unfunded and much of what is built today neither green nor resilient—the session reframes urban resilience from a cost burden into a strategic asset class.

Co-convened by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the Sunway Centre for Planetary Health and hosted by the Tsao Pao Chee Foundation, the dialogue explores how innovative finance, policy alignment, and cross-sector integration can unlock investment in health-protective, nature-positive urban systems turning capital into a decisive lever for a safer, more resilient urban future.

The First Ever Public Tasting Of Arbikie’s Single Malt Scotch Whisky Day 4

Thu 22 Jan 2026 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Inspiration Room)

For the very first time, Arbikie Distillery will unveil its Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky, matured for 10 years. Owners John and Iain Stirling will personally present a selection of rare expressions, including one style never before produced by commercial distilleries.

Arbikie is a family-owned, privately run Single Estate Distillery on Scotland’s East Coast. We are pioneers in sustainable innovation, crowned ‘World Whisky: Sustainable Distillery of the Year’. Our whisky is low quantity, exclusive and exceptional Highland Single Malt.

PALONEO: Reviving Europe: Capital. Resilience. Renaissance

Tue 20 Jan 2026 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Forum 1)

​The 15th century Renaissance was sparked by influential families like the Medicis whose patronage of scientists, artists and merchants ignited an exponential era of scientific innovation, cultural renewal and early forms of global (venture) capitalism.

​During the World Economic Forum 2026, Paloneo and Antler convene 90 influential voices shaping the 21st century Renaissance venture capitalists, family business leaders, sovereign wealth funds, cultural figures, and policy-makers to confront Europe’s most urgent challenges, form cross-border partnerships and unlock catalytic capital.

​This event is part of the Davos-accredited program held at the TPC House on Promenade 40 and aligned with the Draghi Report to address the key question how can we come together as global leaders to shape Europe’s next Renaissance?

Accelerating Offshore Wind in Southeast Asia

Tue 20 Jan 2026 9:00 am - 10:30 am (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Inspiration Room)

What if Asia’s offshore wind challenge is no longer about ambition or technology, but about whether we can coordinate capital, infrastructure, and supply chains fast enough to turn momentum into bankable, regional-scale delivery?

Southeast Asia stands at a strategic inflection point in offshore wind. Despite global headwinds capital constraints, geopolitical uncertainty, and supply-chain disruption the region has demonstrated remarkable resilience and momentum. This progress has not been accidental. It reflects sustained, evidence-based policy engagement and catalytic philanthropic support that kept markets moving when commercial conditions were uncertain. This dialogue examines how Asia’s offshore wind transition must now evolve from route-to-market reform toward full system enablement. With policy ambition increasingly in place, the binding constraints have shifted to infrastructure, supply chains, ports, grids, finance, and public trust.

The session explores how regional coordination rather than fragmented national approaches can unlock scale faster and more efficiently. Participants will interrogate where catalytic capital can most effectively de-risk early stages, crowd in commercial finance, and lower the cost of capital through better sequencing, shared assets, and investment-ready pathways.

Framed as a systems-building conversation, the discussion focuses on how offshore wind can become not just a climate solution, but strategic infrastructure strengthening energy security, industrial development, and regional resilience across Southeast Asia.

The Moral Revolution & the Well-Being Economy: Reimagining Capital, Power, and Progress

Wed 21 Jan 2026 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Inspiration Room)

If today’s crises are moral failures, not technical ones, what responsibility do those who hold capital and power bear for changing the system they benefit from?

The world has entered a moral reckoning. Climate breakdown, widening inequality, and collapsing trust expose a hard truth: the prevailing economic model has optimized for growth while hollowing out human dignity and planetary stability. Technical fixes, incremental reforms, and smarter capital allocation are no longer sufficient. What is failing is not a lack of innovation, but a deficit of moral imagination an unwillingness to confront how power, capital, and progress are defined in the first place. At Davos 2026, this session brings together two of the most influential voices reshaping global thinking on leadership and value creation for a rare, high-level dialogue on what must change. Drawing from lived experience across emerging markets and deep Eastern wisdom traditions, they challenge the audience to rethink capitalism not as a machine to be optimized, but as a moral system shaped by human choices, values, and consciousness.

Hosted at the TPC House, this fireside conversation moves Davos beyond performance and positioning toward reflection and responsibility. It asks a question the global elite rarely pauses to face: if today’s crises are moral in nature, what kind of leaders and inner transformations are required to build a truly well-being economy?

AI for Everyone: The Path to Inclusive Growth: A Breakfast Discussion

Tue 20 Jan 2026 7:30 am - 9:30 am (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Forum 1)

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by QAI Ventures.

Achieving Audacious Impact: Case Studies on How Moonshot Thinkers Approach Systems Change

Tue 20 Jan 2026 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Flourishing House (Rätia Center: Forum 1)

What if the greatest barrier to solving society’s hardest problems is not a lack of capital or innovation, but the absence of leaders willing to take long-term ownership of outcomes and re-engineer the systems that keep problems in place?

The world today is standing at a crossroads, facing unchartered territories, with misaligned and outdated systems.  Even as technology accelerates, geopolitical tensions rise, cultures evolve, and climate impacts intensify, policies, markets, institutions, and social norms often pull in different directions, preventing promising solutions from achieving lasting scale.

As a result, breakthrough technologies, ambitious policy commitments, and growing capital flows frequently fail to address fundamental changes that are required and translate into durable outcomes. Without shifts in the rules, incentives, power structures, and mindsets that govern how systems operate, progress remains fragile and dependent on short-term interventions.

At the same time, an unprecedented global wealth transfer is underway, alongside rising expectations for private sector and philanthropic leadership in addressing public challenges. This marks a turning point where the role and intent of private capital in shaping public outcomes is being fundamentally redefined.

They can either continue funding fragmented, time-bound interventions that treat symptoms, or step into roles as visionaries, risk absorbers, coalition builders, and long-term system stewards, enabling governments, markets, and communities to scale what works.

Understanding how to engage with systems in this way, responsibly, collaboratively, and with humility, is now a core leadership capability.

This session focuses on a leadership approach that has proven capable of engaging with this level of complexity, namely moonshot philanthropy as a driver of systems change.

Moonshot philanthropy is not only about applying systems-thinking tools. It is defined by bold unimaginable ambition, long-term commitment, and personal ownership of outcomes. It involves committing not just financial capital, but also time, influence, networks, and persistence to high-risk, system-level solutions. Philanthropic capital is used to absorb early failure so that successful models can be adopted and scaled by governments and institutions.

Rather than funding isolated programmes, moonshot thinkers seek to re-engineer the conditions that keep problems in place. They work to align policy, markets, institutions, leadership, and social narratives until change becomes structurally embedded rather than philanthropically dependent.

Drawing on real-world case studies, this session explores what it takes, in practice, to pursue audacious systems transformation over decades, not grant cycles.