The Club of Rome, The St. Gallen Symposium, and Unearthodox are co-hosting a workshop at the 2025 St. Gallen Symposium on enacting change.

Change in today’s complex, uncertain world can feel messy, slow, and fragmented. This workshop will empower participants to navigate that mess and become catalysts for regenerative transformation. We will explore how businesses can not only reduce harm but actively restore ecosystems, strengthen communities, and build resilience in complexity. This session will dive into the paradoxes at the heart of regeneration: balancing urgency with deep time, emergence with structure, scalability with place-based integrity, and more. Rather than treating these tensions as obstacles, we will engage with them as generative forces that can drive adaptive and transformative solutions.

Through collaborative exercises and real-world examples, participants will learn to apply regenerative thinking to redesign business models for positive impact in the face of uncertainty. This is not just a conversation, it’s an invitation to rethink innovation in ways that embrace the complexity of our world rather than bypassing it. 

Panellists will include Franziska Gartenmann, Co-Founder of KEEN Wellbeing, Carlos Álvarez Pereira, Secretary General of The Club of Rome, Claire Dusonchet, Innovation Portfolio Manager at Unearthodox, and Jazmeen Isa Qureshi, member of the Regenerative Futures Advisory Group at Unearthodox.