What if the future of business leadership is not defined by growth targets—but by how responsibly capital operates within Earth’s planetary boundaries?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by Planetary Guardians and TPC / NO.17 Foundation.

At a time when global sustainability commitments risk drifting from scientific reality, this intimate Davos dinner convenes a small circle of family offices, philanthropists, and business leaders to anchor a new form of planetary leadership—one grounded in science, stewardship, and long-term responsibility.

Hosted by Planetary Guardians and TPC / NO.17 Foundation, the evening centres on the Planetary Boundaries Science Initiative (PBI)—the scientific backbone that informs the Planetary Health Check and enables governments, investors, and corporations to align decisions with Earth’s biophysical limits. Moving beyond climate pledges and fragmented ESG approaches, the dialogue positions Planetary Boundaries as the organising framework for next-generation business and investment leadership, particularly across Asia.

Bridging East and West, the dinner connects Asian family offices convened by TPC with the global Planetary Guardians network, creating a trusted space to explore how science-based boundaries can guide capital allocation, portfolio strategy, and corporate practice. Davos serves not as a conclusion, but as a starting point—seeding multi-year funding, pilot applications within TPC-aligned portfolios, and a longer-term collaboration extending into Impact Week Singapore and future leadership gatherings.

This is an invitation to move from intent to infrastructure—and from sustainability rhetoric to planetary guardianship in practice.