Discover ideas and solutions for a beautiful tomorrow

Naomi Queeckers, founder of Sustainable Stories, on educating minds for a world that keeps shifting underneath them.

Water is life, and business. Stephan van Hoof on circular water technology as an answer to scarcity and a condition for a working economy.

The ethical dilemmas and the potential of AI in health and education. Where do we draw the line, and where do we push it?

Insurance, industry, academia and the digital sphere in one room, on sustainable entrepreneurship as both a moral compass and a strategic advantage.

Creating change from inside a large organisation. Avery Johnstone on the path of the intrapreneur and what young leadership looks like in practice.

How Ghent's Wintercircus became a tech hub. Dorien Van Steenberge on impact entrepreneurship, tech optimism and building companies that scale.

Five selected winners present breakthrough technologies and business models for real estate, construction, energy and social impact.

Corporate venturing seen from both sides. Founders and multinationals on what happens when startups spark giants, and what it takes to scale clean tech.

Thomas Crowther on redistributing wealth to local stewards, and what happens to biodiversity when the people closest to nature are funded.

Marine ecology meets sustainable finance. George Birch on making reef regeneration something an institutional investor can actually buy.

How melody and rhythm say what words cannot. Kolsch in conversation with Jeroen Delodder on music as an emotional language.

A former AI entrepreneur now leading a cancer charity. David Vansteenbrugge on AI in cancer research and the questions it raises.

Innovation, policy, technology and patient care in one conversation. Three perspectives on the health systems being built now.

A master chocolatier created a praline for a hospital. Julius Persoone on chocolate, empathy and a sensory approach to patient care.

Anja Stas on what nature does for a mind that never slows down, and how pausing outdoors changes the way people lead.

In a noisy world, Evy Gruyaert on how real listening deepens connection, builds trust and strengthens leadership at work and beyond.

Ecologist Nadina Galle on how smartphones and sensors can rewild cities, and reconnect people to nature where they live and work.

Nature is the smartest chemist of all. Turning forest compounds like lignin into insulation, coatings and other biobased materials.

Safety, resilience, connection, trust. Dr Saar Jacobs on the four building blocks of mental health and why the order they come in matters.

Deforestation, climate change and resource use, seen from orbit. Dennis Clarijs on what satellite data makes possible on the ground.

A poetic performance by Lucas De Man on chaos, connection and courage. It gets worse, and yet it will be okay. Want to find out how?

Inge Neven calls for a reset that unifies European science and breaks the barriers between lab and society, so innovation reaches everyone.

In 2035 we wake up in a new world. Nils Muller on the trends in technology, society, business and geopolitics that decide what it looks like.

Space as our womb, space tech as the cord. Bianca Cefalo on a cosmic view of humanity and what space teaches us about Earth's future.