

Workshop A
Workshop A

Day 1 – Thursday 11 Sept
10:00 – 11:30
Hear directly from four pioneering CIC GPC-certified licenses—iLighting, KMK, Welmetal Steel, Yi Design,—as they unveil their certified product journeys.
This session delves into practical strategies for navigating CIC Green Product Certificate Scheme compliance, from resource material to verification hurdles.
Learn how Welmetal optimized steel production for circularity, Yi Design integrated recycled content into architectural elements, iLighting achieved energy-efficiency benchmarks, and KMK redesigned processes for carbon neutrality.
Delegates will gain actionable insights into balancing certification requirements with commercial viability while enhancing supply chain transparency and reducing lifecycle impacts across diverse product categories.
Learnings
- Simple Steps to Greener Products: Learn the key, practical actions needed to design or adapt our products to meet the GPC standards.
- Smarter Material Use: Discover how companies found ways to use less material, use recycled stuff, or choose better, greener options.
- Talking to Suppliers: Get tips on how to start conversations with your suppliers about finding more eco-friendly raw materials.
Post-Event Actions
- Check Your Goals: See how your own company’s green targets compare to what these speakers actually achieved.
- Try One Green Swap: Pick one material in your products (like packaging or a component) and explore switching to a more sustainable option, inspired by the examples.
- Talk to Your Suppliers: Start making plans to ask your suppliers for clearer information about the environmental impact of the materials they provide you.
Supported by


Construction Industry Council Green Product Certification (CIC GPC)
Booth U57
The Construction Industry Council (CIC) consists of a chairman and 24 members representing various sectors of the industry. The main functions of CIC are to forge consensus on long-term strategic issues, convey the industry’s needs and aspirations to Government, as well as provide a communication channel for Government to solicit advice on all construction-related matters.
Meet our speakers:
11:45 – 13:15
Speakers

Mostafa Monira Firdouse
CEO
Carbon Valuation Services Ltd


Mostafa Monira Firdouse
Carbon Valuation Services Ltd
CEO
With over nine years of progressive experience in the Ready-Made Garment (RMG) sector, Mynul Hasan brings a multifaceted perspective across the sustainability landscape—having worked with manufacturers, assurance and testing bodies, and global fashion brands. His core expertise spans ESG reporting, carbon accounting, energy and water assessments, chemical management, and strategic sustainability project execution. Currently, he leads the sustainability team at GSCS International Ltd., guiding sustainability services and driving impact through climate action, supply chain engagement, and sustainable transformation.
My Sustainability Goals for 2025:
To restore balance in the global ecosystem by driving down emissions and achieving net-zero, securing a habitable earth for the next generation
Supported by


Women Green The Way (WGTW)
Women Green The Way aims to elevate women’s leadership in addressing the climate crisis across the Asia Pacific region by empowering professionals from public and private sectors to take on greater roles in climate action. It also seeks to inspire young women to pursue careers in climate-related fields, fostering intergenerational collaboration and innovation.
General Enquiry Email Address: womengreentheway@gmail.com
General Enquiry Phone Number: 9400 9009
13:45 – 15:15
In the journey toward net-zero and stronger ESG performance, companies must look beyond their own operations and into their supply chains. This session, led by EcoVadis, explores how organizations can harness supplier data and engagement to drive meaningful, measurable progress. Participants will learn why primary data is essential, how to effectively engage suppliers, and why starting early—without waiting for perfect systems—is key. Delegates will leave equipped with actionable steps to begin or enhance their supplier ESG programs, align internally, and integrate sustainability into sourcing decisions.
Learnings
- The value of reliable primary data for ESG and net-zero strategies
- Why supplier engagement is critical for driving real impact
- How to take action early, even without perfect data
- The importance of aligning ESG goals with procurement practices
- How third-party assessments like EcoVadis support measurable progress
Post-Event Actions
- Start small with focused Net-Zero pilots – Target high-impact, low-complexity areas first.
- Align internal teams on Net-Zero and ESG goals – Build cross-functional ownership.
- Use tools like EcoVadis for supplier insights – Understand supplier maturity baseline for more targeted engagement approach,
- Set clear expectations with suppliers – Define goals, timelines, and provide resources and support.
- Integrate Net-Zero and ESG considerations into sourcing – Make sustainability part of decision-making.
With thanks to


EcoVadis Hong Kong Limited
Booth B35
EcoVadis is a purpose-driven company providing globally trusted sustainability intelligence on an interactive platform to help organizations comply with ESG regulations and improve the sustainability performance of their value chains. Our scorecards, benchmarks, tools & insights guide an improvement journey for environmental, social and ethical practices for 130,000+ businesses in 220 industries and 180 countries.
Solutions Showcase:
- Green Finance & Investments
- Sourcing & Supply Chain
- Sustainability Services
Legal Name: EcoVadis Hong Kong Limited
General Enquiry Email Address: marketing@ecovadis.com
15:45 – 17:15
For APAC manufacturers eyeing growth in global markets, sustainability credentials are becoming a critical success factor. From carbon footprint to carbon neutrality and circularity, these are no longer “nice-to-have”—they are non-negotiable.
This interactive session demonstrates how your products, services, processes, and projects can be verified and certified to comply, compete, and unlock opportunity.
Why attend?
- Reduce regulatory risk and remove barriers to market entry:
Learn how using internationally recognised standards like ISO 14067 and ISO 14068-1 ensures your sustainability claims stand up to scrutiny. Stay ahead of audits, meet evolving buyer expectations, and keep your products eligible for sale in tightly regulated markets. - Turn climate data into commercial advantage – real-world case studies
Discover how leading brands and manufacturers are using certification to meet buyer ESG criteria, support tender responses, and enhance brand credibility in markets including the UK, Europe, and APAC. - Join other sustainability leaders from across the globe for an exclusive session with very limited availability and networking opportunities.
Learnings
- The Carbon Journey Explained
With Aiman Ali, BSI Sustainability Expert
Explore how APAC manufacturers can take on the sustainability journey with BSI are calculating emissions, setting meaningful reduction strategies, and achieving neutrality through credible pathways that map to international and EU frameworks. - Beyond Compliance: Certification as a Commercial Asset
With Erica Colson, Marketing Strategist
Hear how BSI Kitemark Certification for Carbon Neutrality, Remanufacturing & Reconditioning is being used as a marketing and sales tool to support EU tenders, engage eco-conscious consumers, meet procurement demands, and open doors in regulated markets. - Interactive Panel + Live Q&A
Ask your most pressing questions around EU regulatory pressure, carbon disclosure, and ESG trade expectations- so you can move from reacting to leading.
Post-Event Actions
- Receive exclusive insights to take into your role and company.
- Connect with the session facilitators to receive supporting documentation and further information on the discussion topics.
- Follow up with your new senior sustainability leadership connections after the event.
- Indicate your interest in future exclusive networking opportunities and leadership forums.
Speakers

Aiman Ali
Global Head of Sustainability
BSI Pacific Limited


Aiman Ali
BSI Pacific Limited
Global Head of Sustainability
Aiman Ali is the Global Head of Sustainability for Product Certification business at BSI.
He is also a BSI certified GHG Professional and Practitioner responsible for sustainability portfolio for BSI.
Aiman brings a blend of technical know-how in health, safety, and risk and commercial experience of 10+ years to support clients globally to embark on sustainability journey.
Join Aiman at the upcoming ReThink for a sharing on BSI sustainability schemes on carbon footprint, carbon neutrality, and circularity.
My Sustainability Goals for 2025:
- Increased availability of information and education on how APAC manufacturers can reduce their carbon footprint.
- Uptake in independent certification to carbon standards such as ISO 14064 ISO and 14068-1 to ensure sustainability claims stand up to scrutiny.
- BSI can provide support for those exporting products, and wanting to comply to local HKFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards for example.

Erica Colson
Global Head of Marketing
BSI Pacific Limited


Erica Colson
BSI Pacific Limited
Global Head of Marketing
Erica Colson is an experienced marketing leader specialising in the intersection of sustainability, certification and commercial growth. With a background in psychology and a passion for human behaviour, Erica brings a unique perspective to sustainability marketing, crafting strategies that resonate with both technical and commercial audiences. A seasoned international speaker and facilitator, she draws on real-world case studies, including brands securing major retail listings, improving tender success, and meeting ESG buyer criteria across the UK, Europe and APAC, to demonstrate how verified sustainability claims can unlock competitive advantage in regulated markets. At ReThink HK, Erica will explore how data-driven certification enables climate leadership, market access and business resilience in an era of rising stakeholder expectations. Her insights are shaped by global client collaborations and a strong understanding of the commercial power of credible climate action.
My Sustainability Goals for 2025
- Collaboration throughout the supply chain and across sectors to drive innovation, facilitating more sustainable manufacturing practices.
- Alignment of international objectives to support a sustainability ecosystem that transcends boarders.
- Leading brands making the most of their sustainability achievements, marketing these credentials to offer consumers the choice to support sustainable products and services.
With thanks to


BSI Pacific Limited
Booth INT1
BSI can help you prove your product and service’s sustainability across global markets.
We are the recognised global experts in providing Carbon Footprint Verification and Carbon Neutrality Certification. Join us at our workshop on Day 1 to discover how to reduce your product/ service carbo footprint, and turn climate data into commercial advantage.
Our sustainability goals for 2025:
- As a International Standard certification body, BSI would like to provide Sustainability knowledge to the market to achieve carbon neutrality (SGD 4 Quality Education)
- BSI is an Sustainability achievement partner and provide the governance on building up the Sustainability Strategy (SDG 17 Partnerships for the goals)
- BSI is acting as guidance advisor on building Sustainable Cities and communities with related standard governance on data and securities (SGD 11 Sustainable cities and communities)
- BSI is providing industry insight for compliance and governance to innovate and influence the industry sustainability change (SGD 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure)
UN SDG goals that we align with:
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
SDG 13 Climate Action
SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals
Solutions Showcase:
- Carbon Management/Carbon Offset
- Circular Solutions
- Education/Training/Certification
- Sustainability Services
- Technology & Innovation
Legal Name: BSI Pacific Limited
General Enquiry Email Address: hk@bsigroup.com
General Enquiry Phone Number: 3149 3300
General Business Address: 23/F, Cambridge House, Tai Koo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
Meet our speakers:
Day 2 – Friday 12 Sept
10:00 – 11:30
Corporate transition planning is gaining momentum, but ambition doesn’t always translate into execution. This interactive session will explore how board leaders and sustainability practitioners can unlock tangible progress in climate transition planning within their organizations. Hosted by Climate Governance Initiative Hong Kong (CGI HK), the session brings together insights from transition planning and transition financing experts with real-world experience. Together, we’ll explore what makes transition plans credible, actionable, and influential. Participants will engage in small-group co-creation to surface immediate, practical actions they can take to drive more robust transition planning in their spheres of influence. Aggregate insights will be shared back with the broader community via CGI HK’s channels.
Learnings
- Understand the evolving expectations around corporate transition planning
- Learn from real-life corporate examples of transition planning and execution
- Discover pathways for integrating transition planning into core business decisions
- Gain clarity on the role individuals (especially those at board level) can play in catalyzing momentum from within
Post-Event Actions
- Initiate or revisit their organization’s transition planning conversations with new insights
- Share key takeaways from the workshop with colleagues and leadership teams
- Pilot one new action (e.g. setting interim targets, reviewing financed emissions, exploring supplier transitions)
- Connect with peers or experts from the session for follow-up support or collaboration
Speakers

Anthony Cheung
GHG Protocol Independent Standards Board Member
GHG Protocol


Anthony Cheung
GHG Protocol
GHG Protocol Independent Standards Board Member
Anthony Cheung is Managing Director and Head of ESG at one of Asia’s largest multi-manager investment platforms, where he oversees ESG integration and sustainable investment strategies. With over 20 years of experience in asset management across Europe and Asia, he served at renowned institutions including Gartmore, Pictet, and BNP Paribas.
As the first Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA) in Asia, Anthony has served on the World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) Supervisory Board, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Stakeholder Council, and the CFA Institute ESG Technical Committee. He contributes to climate governance as a board member of Friends of the Earth (HK) and the Hong Kong Institute of Directors.
Recognized by the 2019 Regional ESG Leader Award by Insights and Mandate, Anthony actively advocates for advancing science-based, implementable climate accounting and sustainability reporting frameworks in Asia. Anthony is a Fellow of CPA Australia and based in Hong Kong

Manshu Deng
Hong Kong Chapter Director
Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero


Manshu Deng
Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero
Hong Kong Chapter Director
Manshu leads the Hong Kong Chapter at the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ). Building on the works by the GFANZ APAC Network, she focuses on engaging and building capacity with financial institutions across Greater China to scale transition finance to support the real economy transition to net-zero.
Before joining GFANZ, Manshu performed various roles covering programme management, market research and data analytics, at the Hong Kong Academy of Finance, Climate Bonds Initiative, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and Bloomberg. Manshu holds a master’s degree in Financial Analysis from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and bachelor’s degrees in Science and Commerce from the University of Ottawa, Canada.
Manshu is now based in Hong Kong. She is fluent in Mandarin, English and Cantonese.

Serena Mak, CESGA CPA (Aust.) FRM
Board Governor & Honorary Secretary
DBS Bank (Hong Kong)


Serena Mak, CESGA CPA (Aust.) FRM
DBS Bank (Hong Kong)
Board Governor & Honorary Secretary
Serena is currently working as Executive Director in the Sustainable Finance team within the Institutional Banking Group of DBS Hong Kong.
Prior to DBS, Serena was the Head of ESG Funding Asia for Home Credit, an international consumer finance provider that focuses on responsible lending to people with little or no credit history.
Serena also has over 15 years of experience with Goldman Sachs treasury and market operations in Singapore and Hong Kong, with focus on liquidity management and payment transaction surveillance across the APAC region.
Ms. Mak is also serving as Board Governor & Honorary Secretary at Friends of the Earth (Hong Kong) with a focus on Green and Sustainable Finance development in Asia.
Ms. Serena Mak holds both MSc Investment Management and BBA (Hons) from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
Supported by


Climate Governance Initiative Hong Kong Chapter
The Climate Governance Initiative Hong Kong Chapter (“CGI HK”) is a local Chapter of Climate Governance Initiative (“CGI”).
CGI empowers board directors on every continent to take climate action by enhancing their knowledge and skills in climate governance. Our rapidly growing network of Chapters in over 70 countries reaches more than 100,000 board directors.
Our sustainability goals for 2025:
1. To mobilise boards to accelerate the transition to net zero and build climate resilience
2. To help Hong Kong companies address their climate transition journeys and identify value in making their businesses more sustainable
Meet our speakers:
11:45 – 13:15
This interactive workshop begins with a climate quiz to refresh key climate science concepts and connect them to supply chain impacts. We expand the view beyond carbon to include water, waste, biodiversity, resource use, and social impact.
Participants will explore key GHG categories, involved departments, and stakeholders, before being introduced to a practical framework built around seven pillars of supply chain decarbonization.
Participants will then break out into groups with similar business types to identify concrete actions under each pillar. Each group shares their ideas, followed by best practices and real-world examples presented by the host.
The session concludes with a collective wrap-up and key takeaways to support next steps in decarbonising supply chains.
The main session will be conducted in English; break-out sessions will be conducted in English or Cantonese.
Learnings
- Understand the link between climate science and the ecological impact of supply chains, including emissions, resource use, and environmental degradation.
- Identify where emissions occur across the supply chain and which departments and stakeholders are involved.
- Apply a practical framework for supply chain decarbonization based on seven strategic pillars.
- Collaborate and benchmark actions with peers from similar industries to generate concrete, sector-specific solutions.
- Gain exposure to best practices and use cases to inspire and guide implementation within your own organisation.
Post-event Actions
- Map their own supply chain impacts
- Engage internal teams and suppliers
- Integrate sustainability criteria into procurement, logistics, and product decisions
Speakers

Suki Han
Assistant Manager – Policy & Research
Business Environment Council


Suki Han
Business Environment Council
Assistant Manager – Policy & Research
Suki has 10 years of experience in sustainability consulting, stakeholder engagement, and policy research. Currently at BEC, Suki leads research initiatives related to climate change and energy transition, including BEC’s Climate Change Business Forum, Net-zero Carbon Charter and sectoral energy transition research projects.
Previously, Suki worked with a range of clients across different sectors on sustainability issues in the US and Hong Kong. Her responsibilities included researching international renewable energy policies and developing ESG strategies. She also worked in private equity and venture capital. She has actively participated in international climate change negotiations and policy development, such as COP21.
Suki holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology, a Master of Environmental Management degree from Duke University, and an MBA degree from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Cody Leong
Senior Officer – Policy & Research
Business Environment Council


Cody Leong
Business Environment Council
Senior Officer – Policy & Research
Ms Cody Leong is a Senior Officer on the Policy & Research team at BEC, where she facilitates and leads initiatives under the Climate Change Business Forum Advisory Group. Her responsibilities include managing various projects, including the BEC Net-zero Carbon Charter and the BEC Carbon Disclosure Programme, as well as report writing and providing support for other initiatives. Prior to her current role, Cody worked as a Sustainability and Workplace Health and Safety Coordinator in the hospitality sector in Australia. In that capacity, she developed and assisted the Management Team in implementing sustainability policies, plans, initiatives, and programmes while actively engaging with multiple stakeholders.

Alexandre Levy
CEO
Chinexpansion Ltd


Alexandre Levy
Chinexpansion Ltd
CEO
Alexandre Levy is a seasoned sustainability professional with 23 years in Greater China (mandarin fluent). Alex and his team has held 300+ workshops about climate change and impact reduction. Specializing in supply chain and carbon footprint analysis, Alex also deploys in Asia workshops about biodiversity, digital economy impact and circular economy.
Alex is a trained carbon accountant (GHG protocol), Climate Fresk trainer, ex-VP of the French chamber of commerce in China (CCIFT) and a French Foreign Trade Advisor since 2014 (appointed by the French Prime Minister).
My Sustainability Goals for 2025:
Keep my personal carbon footprint below 5 tons of CO2e
Supported by


Business Environment Council
Booth E10
Business Environment Council Limited (BEC) is an independent, charitable corporate membership organisation, established by the business sector in Hong Kong.
Since its establishment in 1992, BEC has been at the forefront of promoting environmental excellence by advocating the uptake of clean technologies and practices which reduce waste, conserve resources, prevent pollution and improve corporate environmental and social responsibility.
BEC offers sustainable solutions and professional services covering advisory, research, assessment, training and award programmes for government, business and the community, thus enabling environmental protection and contributing to the transition to a net-zero carbon economy.
Meet our speakers:

Cody Leong
Senior Officer – Policy & Research
Business Environment Council

Suki Han
Assistant Manager – Policy & Research
Business Environment Council

Clement Cheung
Assistant Manager – Policy & Research
Business Environment Council

Kevin O’Brien
Chairman
Business Environment Council

Merlin Lao
Head – Policy and Research
Business Environment Council

Simon Ng
Chief Executive Officer
Business Environment Council
13:30 – 14:45
Join us for an engaging workshop that delves into the essential elements of creating a Liveable City. This session will begin with a dynamic panel discussion featuring experts in urban design, planning, and policy, who will share their insights on what makes a city truly livable.
Following the panel, participants will be divided into breakout groups, each focusing on key aspects of urban life:
- Environment, Public Space, and Housing
- Walkability, Biking, and Transit
- Culture, Economic Livelihood, and Quality of Life
Each group will explore how to enhance the urban experience, participants will collaborate to identify challenges and brainstorm innovative solutions that leverage urban design, planning, policy, and technology.
At the end of the session, groups will present their findings, fostering a rich dialogue on how to make Hong Kong and cities in the region more liveable. This workshop is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful change and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about urban sustainability.
Speakers

Sujata Govada
Chairlady, Programs and Events Committee
Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design


Sujata Govada
Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design
Chairlady, Programs and Events Committee
Dr. Sujata S. Govada is an award-winning, qualified urban designer, certified urban planner and registered architect in India with over 35 years of experience having worked on a diverse range of projects in Hong Kong, US, Philippines, India and the region. She is the CEO and Managing Director of UDP International, an award winning global boutique practice based in Hong Kong since 1994, with representative offices in San Francisco, and Hyderabad, India. UDP International has won 16 major planning and design awards including Central Harbourfront Master Plan, Graham Street Urban Regeneration Alternate Proposal, Harbourfront Connectivity Study in Hong Kong, the Clark Green City Master Plan in the Philippines, Naya Dharavi Master Plan and IT Master Plan in India. UDP International is Innovative by Design leveraging award- winning smart and sustainable design and planning with a collaborative place-making approach with a focus on People, Place and Planet. Some of her recent and current projects include Kai Tak Sports Park and Smart Cultural Precinct @ Central in Hong Kong; large waterfront master planning projects in the Philippines and Balanced land use plan for a Marina District in the US; and the ADB Metro Rail TOD Project in Bengaluru and Urban Design and Architectural Guidelines for Amaravati in India.
Dr. Govada is the Founding Director of the Institute for Sustainable Urbanisation (ISU) which she set up in 2014 in Hong Kong. She has undertaken Smart City Research leading to the Hong Kong sections in Springer publications “Smart City Smart Economy” (2016), “E- Democracy” (2017), “Smart Metropolitan Region” (2018), “Smart Environment for Smart Cities” (2019), “Smart Living for Smart Cities (2020) and Smart Mega Cities” (2021) edited by Prof. T.M.V Kumar. ISU has also undertaken local initiatives such as the Smart Cultural Precinct (SCP) engaging the local community with a vision to develop a walkable Cultural Precinct in Central, Hong Kong. Over the last two years Dr. Govada has been involved with Ar. Sergeijs and his team in the Rebuilding Cities Workshop and was instrumental in making it an international workshop getting universities in Hong Kong, India and the US to participate as well. She has gained a reputation as a thought leader in shaping smart, sustainable, resilient, liveable and walkable communities and cities around the world.
In 2025, Dr. Govada was teaching as Part-time Lecturer in the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Urban Design & Regional Planning Program of City University of Hong Kong. Prior to this, as an Adjunct Associate Professor, at the School of Architecture, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dr. Govada taught courses and studios as part of the master’s program in Urban Design that she also helped to start. She also was Assistant Professor at Urban Planning at the Department of Urban Planning and Design, the Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong, teaching part time in the master’s programs in Urban Design and Planning. She was also a Global Trustee of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and was an Exco Member as well as the 2015 President of the Hong Kong Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Hong Kong). She was also the Founding Vice President of the Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design (HKIUD), which she was primarily responsible in setting up. Dr. Govada was also a former representative of the Harbourfront Commission in Hong Kong instrumental in the enhancing the Hong Kong harboufront. Dr. Govada was also an advisor for World Bank on their Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Study focused on design, planning, development, implementation and scaling up of TOD based developments around the world.
Supported by


Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design
The Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design (HKIUD) was established at June 2010 and we are a group of professionals who aim at promoting urban design through accreditation, discussion and education. Our core members are all existing members of associated professional bodies, who have a long and creditable association with urban design in Hong Kong.
Our sustainability goals for 2025:
- Sustainable Development
- Community
General Enquiry Email Address: inq@hkiud.org
General Enquiry Phone Number: 22359057
Meet our speakers:
15:00 – 16:30
This interactive workshop explores how AI beings like Una, UNDP’s Environment Champion, are redefining ESG and sustainability engagement through storytelling and real-time dialogue. Participants will work in groups to co-create AI beings that inspire behavior change, strengthen stakeholder relationships, and activate communities. The session brings together leaders and changemakers from across sectors to exchange ideas and develop initiatives that make sustainability communication more human, engaging, and scalable through AI-powered interaction.
Learnings
- Transform sustainability messaging into human-centered dialogue using AI beings.
- Use AI-powered storytelling to drive participation across cultures and communities.
- Design AI beings tailored to specific audiences, goals, and real-world use cases.
Speakers
- Jeanne Lim, beingAI Corporation
- Cedric Monteiro, United Nations Development Programme
- Matthew Kinsman, BaseCreate
Post-Event Actions
- Identify opportunities to pilot an AI being within your organization’s sustainability or ESG program
- Initiate cross-sector partnerships to co-develop AI-driven engagement initiatives
- Share learnings with internal teams to inspire new approaches to stakeholder communication and behavior change
With thanks to


beingAI Corporation
beingAI is committed to creating AI beings® and AI-powered experiences to elevate living, learning, wellbeing, in support of human flourishing. It operates an AI platform that empowers organizations to design and deploy intelligent agents that engage meaningfully with people while continuously learning and evolving alongside their human counterparts. In addition, beingAI runs an AI-powered platform that simplifies asset investment and management, making wealth building more accessible to all. Its vision is a future where humans and AI co-create a positive world together. Created Emi Jido, first ordained AI in Buddhist tradition, and Una, the first AI Environment Champion represented United Nations Development Program.
Our Sustainability Goals for 2025:
- We design AI beings® and AI-powered experiences that champion sustainability as a shared journey between humans and technology. By promoting conscious living, ethical growth, and long-term thinking, we aim to co-create a world where people and planet thrive together.
- Our technologies make sustainable development tangible and inclusive to empower every individual and every organization to learn continuously, build wealth responsibly, and care for their communities and environment.
- We integrate environmental and social purpose into every AI being we create. From Emi Jido, our AI grounded in wisdom and compassion, to Una, the UNDP’s AI Environment Champion, our work brings sustainability to life through intelligent, values-driven experiences.
Legal Name: beingAI Limited
General Enquiry Email Address: hello@beingai.com
General Business Address: 26/F, Prosperity Tower, 39 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
All sessions are subject to change.