Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Sustainability efforts have often been seen as an expense imposed by regulation, with no significant returns. But with people and profits, the planet is part of the triple bottom line. Aligning sustainability with profit can boost competitiveness, attract and retain workers driven by purpose and impact, and support long-term value creation. Will the next trillion-pound company be the one solving climate problems rather than creating them? And how can business models turn sustainability from a trade-off into a source of profit?
Supported by everwave
Moderated by
Phillip Cornell, senior advisor, Economist Impact
Case study 1
Speaker
Clemens Feigl, chief executive, everwave
Sustainability efforts have often been seen as an expense imposed by regulation, with no significant returns. But with people and profits, the planet is part of the triple bottom line. Aligning sustainability with profit can boost competitiveness, attract and retain workers driven by purpose and impact, and support long-term value creation. Will the next trillion-pound company be the one solving climate problems rather than creating them? And how can business models turn sustainability from a trade-off into a source of profit?
Supported by everwave
Moderated by
Phillip Cornell, senior advisor, Economist Impact
Case study 1
Speaker
Clemens Feigl, chief executive, everwave










