Regeneration 2030 Forum

ReGENERATION
20
30
forum

27-28.11.2025 | Milan

A physical event and a permanent meeting place led by businesses and powered by science, to trigger change and produce value for the community.

WHY REGENERATION?
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All vital factors come from the ecosystem services provided by nature, but in the euphoria of progress, Homo sapiens has forgotten that it is part of the biosphere, on which it totally depends.The extractive model that has characterized our economy since the industrial revolution is a vicious circle that destroys natural capital in order to create artificial capital.
We need to correct the trajectory of progress to reverse the vicious cycle and generate economic capital while regenerating natural capital. 
Companies are drivers of change. They have a responsibility to create well-being, prosperity, and environmental conservation by following a regenerative business model.
But how to do this?

Not the usual congress

A two-day event dedicated to businesses, academia, organizations, institutions, and civil society to discover what regeneration is and its economic, social, and environmental impacts, propose a regenerative business model from theory to practice through useful tools for all companies that want to embark on a regenerative path and design a regenerative society together.

27.11.2025 | Le Village by CA Milano
Inside of a building


The regenerative business

MAIN TOPICS
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What is a regenerative company and how to become one
_ RSF Measurement Framework: evaluating the impact of regeneration
_ A toolkit for regenerative companies: governance, finance, investments, and biodiversity credits

The event will be in English.
Paid admission with mandatory reservation.
_Ticket for companies and professionals:
400 €
_Company package
3 admissions: 50% off the third ticket (€1,000 total)
_Company package 5 admissions: 20% off 3 tickets (€1,760 total)
_Ticket for non-profit and academics:
200 €
The ticket grants access both to the event on 27th November (plenary sessions, thematic workshops, networking dinner with 150 participants from the private, academic and non-profit sectors) and to the event on 28th November.
28.11.2025 | Triennale Milano


From the regenerative business to the regenerative society

MAIN TOPICS
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Natural capital conservation
_ The agri-food sector of the future
_ The city of the future
_ Energy transition
_ Youth Forum

The event will be in English and Italian with simultaneous interpretation.
The event is part of the public program of the 24th International Exhibition. 

Free admission with reservation on Triennale Milano’s website. 
Reserved seats for 27th November’s ticket holders.
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DISCOVER THE AGENDA

Thursday, 27 November - Le Village by CA

1.00 PM

WELCOME

Registration

2.00 PM

VISIONS OF REGENERATION

Introduction

The vision of the Regenerative Society Foundation.

Andrea Illy, illycaffè - Fondazione Ernesto Illy – Co-Chair, RSF

Paolo Vineis, Imperial College London – Scientific Director, RSF

2.45 PM

VISIONS OF REGENERATION

Regeneration's visions and models

Davide Bollati, Davines Group

Eric Ezechieli, NATIVA

Veronica Fervier, B Lab Italia

Ian Roberts, Bühler

3.45 PM

HOW TO BECOME REGENERATIVE

Regenerative business models

Lara Aknin, Simon Fraser University

Carlo Carraro, Ca' Foscari

Federico Frattini, Politecnico di Milano

Maurizio Zollo, Imperial College Business School

4.30 PM

BREAK

Coffee break

5.00 PM

HOW TO BECOME REGENERATIVE

Tools for regeneration: capital markets, finance, risks and well-being

Regeneration has become a strategic theme for institutional investors. What indicators, methodologies, and instruments can help demonstrate tangible value creation for investors, companies, and people?

Michele Calcaterra, Bocconi University

Sarah Cunningham, World Wellbeing Movement

Giancarlo Fonseca, Lombard Odier Investment Managers – RSF

Simone Mazzola, 3Bee/XNatura – RSF

Lucia Silva, Generali

5.45 PM

HOW TO BECOME REGENERATIVE

RSF Regenerative Framework

A deep-dive into RSF Regenerative Framework, RSF measurement tool to evaluate the regenerative potential of projects, with comments by external experts on nature capital, climate, education, wellbeing and circularity, and a case study to show the framework’s practical application.

Domenico Dentoni, Montpellier Business School

Paolo Di Cesare, NATIVA

Lorenzo Fioramonti, NATIVA Campus

Sylvie Goulard, International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity (IAPB)

Andrea Grillenzoni, Garc Holding

Andrea Maggiani, Carbonsink

Michele Sofisti, Nzatu Food Group

Paolo Vineis, Imperial College London - RSF

6.30 PM

networking

Networking aperitif

Choose a topic, ask our experts, and mingle!

Friday 28 November, Triennale Milano

08.30 AM

WELCOME

Registration

09.05 AM

WELCOME SPEECH

Welcome speech

Stefano Boeri, Triennale Milano

09.15 AM

DEBATE

The geopolitics of regeneration

How can we develop policies and incentives to support the regenerative transition? A look at the current geopolitical scenario and the changes that need to be made from an institutional point of view.

Enrico Giovannini, ASviS

Alessia Mosca, SciencePO

Fabio Tamburini, IlSole24Ore

09.35 AM

PILLS OF REGENERATION

Well-being & happiness

The application of the science of happiness to business and society.

Sandro Formica, Florida International University

09.50 AM

PANEL

A conversation on the conservation of natural capital

Companies depend on ecosystems to provide for their raw materials, whereas for some people around the world, conservation has been synonymous with culture and loss for a long time. In the meantime, international organizations are trying to bring together different stakeholders at the same table to encourage action and share solutions on conservation issues. Three different approaches on nature conservation, from local to global.

Francesca Cesari, Nature

Sylvie Goulard, International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity (IAPB)

Jacopo Orlando, Aboca

Sboniso Ryan Phakathi, Southern African Wildlife College

10.20 AM

PANEL

The energy of the future

A journey through the latest technological frontiers of energy between sea, sun, and stars.

Paola Batistoni, ENEA

Ambra Cozzi, One Ocean Foundation

Chiara Montanini, Italy for Climate

Raimondo Orsini, Fondazione Sviluppo Sostenibile

10.45 AM

AUDIENCE INTERACTION

The power of individual action

Alex Armillotta, AWorld

10.55 AM

INTRODUCTION

A new agenda for the primary sector: competitiveness, security, and innovation

The European agri-food systems between challenges and innovation.

Massimiliano Giansanti, Confagricoltura

11.05 AM

PRESENTATION

The agri-food systems of tomorrow

A journey through the different stages of food production, from soil to machinery, to value chain and circularity, to end with food waste.

Lorenzo Bagnoli, Sammontana

David Brussa, illycaffè

Roberto Calugi, Federazione Italiana Pubblici Esercizi (FIPE)

Katia Da Ros, Irinox

Paolo Frigati, Persea Italia

11.45 AM

AFTERTALK

The agri-food systems of tomorrow

Two world experts debate on how to bridge the gap between local business practices and global policies.

Gwen Jones, Nzatu Food Group – World Food Bank

Angelo Riccaboni, PRIMA – University of Siena

12.05 PM

pills of regeneration

Sustainable mobility

The impact of mobility and its way forward.

Raimondo Orsini, Fondazione per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile

12.20 PM

INTRODUCTION

The cities of the future

A look at the major challenges and policies in the cities of today and tomorrow.

Benedetta Cosco, United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG)

Tommaso Vitale, Sciences Po Urban School

12.35 PM

PRESENTATION

The cities of the future

The crucial role of regenerative companies as system integrators in alliance with various stakeholders (public, private, citizens) to innovate cities.

Giovanni Bozzetti, Fondazione Fiera Milano

Andrea Grillenzoni, Garc Holding

Michele Nebuloni, Chiesi Group

Paolo Vimercati, Lombardini22

13.15 PM

INTERVIEW

What future for regeneration?

The closing remarks of the Foundation's co-Chair.

Cristina Gabetti, MC

Jeffrey Sachs, UN SDSN

3 - 5 PM

AFTERNOON SESSION

Youth Forum

Young people comment on and develop recommendations on the regenerative model proposed by RSF to bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Cristina Gabetti, MC

Change for Planet (Nadia Paleari)

Centro Casnati (Federica Quartesan)

Heroes Never Sleep (Global Shapers Rome Hub) (Matilde Elia)

The 50 Percent (Matias Lara)

Young Ambassadors Society (Gaia Zanzi)

Young Women Network (Alma Nardelli)

Youth 4 Climate (UNDP) (Roxani Roushas)

Elena Jachia, Fondazione Cariplo

Florian Hoffman, The DO School

John Little, Virginia Tech

Pedro Tarak, Sistema B

The Forum's voices
Andrea Illy
JOB TITLE
illycaffè – Ernesto Illy Foundation
Jeffrey Sachs
JOB TITLE
UN SDSN
Giancarlo Fonseca
JOB TITLE
Lombard Odier IM
Simone Mazzola
JOB TITLE
3Bee
Paolo Vineis
JOB TITLE
Imperial College
Alex Armillotta
JOB TITLE
AWorld
Lorenzo Bagnoli
JOB TITLE
Sammontana
Andrea Maggiani
JOB TITLE
Carbonsink
Andrea Maggiani
JOB TITLE
Carbonsink
ALTRI SPEAKER
Roxani Roushas
Team Lead, Youth4Climate (UNDP)

Roxani Roushas leads Youth4Climate, a UNDP-Italy initiative supporting youth-led climate innovations. Expert in innovation, women’s digital entrepreneurship, and international development, she has worked in Jordan, Somalia, and the EU.

Roxani Roushas guida Youth4Climate, iniziativa UNDP e Italia per sostenere innovazioni giovanili sul clima. Esperta in innovazione, imprenditoria femminile digitale e sviluppo internazionale, ha lavorato in Giordania, Somalia e UE.

Roxani Roushas
Team Lead, Youth4Climate (UNDP)
Jeffrey Sachs
President, UN SDSN – Co-Chair, RSF

Jeffrey D. Sachs is a world-renowned economist, University Professor at Columbia University, and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development. Author of bestsellers such as The End of Poverty, he leads reforms on poverty alleviation, climate change, and sustainable development.

Jeffrey D. Sachs è un economista di fama mondiale, Professore Universitario alla Columbia University e Direttore del Center for Sustainable Development. Autore di bestseller come The End of Poverty, guida riforme su lotta alla povertà, cambiamento climatico e sviluppo sostenibile.

Elena Jachia is Director of the Environment Department at Fondazione Cariplo since 2007. She graduated in Economics and Social Sciences from Bocconi University and previously worked in environmental consulting for the public sector (Lombardia Risorse, 1988-92) and the private sector (ERM, 1993-2006).

Elena Jachia è Direttrice dell’Area Ambiente di Fondazione Cariplo dal 2007. Laureata in Discipline Economiche e Sociali all’Università Bocconi, ha precedentemente lavorato nel settore della consulenza ambientale verso il settore pubblico (Lombardia Risorse, 1988-92) e quello privato (ERM, 1993-2006).

Jeffrey Sachs
President, UN SDSN – Co-Chair, RSF
Lucia Silva
Chief Sustainability Officer, Generali

Lucia Silva è Group Chief Sustainability Officer di Assicurazioni Generali, guida la strategia di sostenibilità del Gruppo e promuove iniziative su clima, demografia e digitalizzazione. È board member di Generali Italia e Fondazione Generali.

Lucia Silva is Group Chief Sustainability Officer at Assicurazioni Generali, leading the Group’s sustainability strategy and initiatives on climate, demographics, and digitalization. She serves on the boards of Generali Italia and Fondazione Generali.

Lucia Silva
Chief Sustainability Officer, Generali
Michele Sofisti
CEO, Nzatu Food Group

Michele Sofisti, geologist, has led international luxury brands such as Omega, Swatch, Gucci Watches & Jewellery, and the Sowind Group. For over 8 years, he has been dedicated to biodiversity and climate change, serving as CEO of Nzatu, partner at Spin.vc, and advisor to international NGOs.

Michele Sofisti, geologo, ha guidato marchi internazionali del lusso come Omega, Swatch, Gucci Watches & Jewellery e il Gruppo Sowind. Da oltre 8 anni si dedica a biodiversità e cambiamenti climatici, è CEO di Nzatu, partner Spin.vc e advisor di ONG internazionali.

Michele Sofisti
CEO, Nzatu Food Group
Fabio Tamburini
Director Il Sole24Ore

Fabio Tamburini, law graduate, is Director of Il Sole 24 ORE, Radiocor, and Radio 24. An experienced economic journalist, adjunct professor, president of the Scientific Committee of the Trento Economics Festival, and author of five books.

Fabio Tamburini, laureato in Giurisprudenza, è direttore de Il Sole 24 ORE, Radiocor e Radio 24. Giornalista economico di lungo corso, docente a contratto, presidente del Comitato Scientifico del Festival dell’Economia di Trento e autore di cinque libri.

Fabio Tamburini
Director Il Sole24Ore
Pedro Tarak
Co-Founder, Sistema B – Trustee, Wellbeing Economy Alliance

Pedro is co-founder of Sistema B, RITA and other social and environmental impact initiatives. Global Ambassador of the B Corp movement, he serves on World Future Council and WEALL, promoting sustainable leadership and impact-driven trade.

Pedro è co-fondatore di Sistema B, RITA e altre iniziative a impatto sociale e ambientale. Global Ambassador del movimento B Corp, è membro di World Future Council e WEALL, promuovendo leadership sostenibile e commercio a impatto.

Pedro Tarak
Co-Founder, Sistema B – Trustee, Wellbeing Economy Alliance
Paolo Vimercati
Director Urban Regeneration, Lombardini22

Paolo Vimercati is an architect, urban planner, and Director of L22 Territorio, designing spaces and strategies connecting territories and the built environment. He teaches and researches in collaboration with various international universities.

Paolo Vimercati è architetto, urbanista e Direttore di L22 Territorio impegnato nella progettazione di spazi e strategie che rafforzano la relazione tra territori e ambiente costruito. Insegna e fa ricerca collaborando con diverse università internazionali.

Paolo Vimercati
Director Urban Regeneration, Lombardini22
Paolo Vineis
Full Professor and Chair of Environmental Epidemiology, Imperial College London – Scientific Director, RSF

Paolo Vineis, epidemiologist, teaches Environmental Epidemiology at Imperial College London. He conducts research in molecular epidemiology and omic biomarkers, focusing on the analysis of environmental factors and the relationship between health and climate change.

Paolo Vineis, epidemiologo, insegna Epidemiologia Ambientale all’Imperial College di Londra. Svolge ricerca in epidemiologia molecolare e biomarcatori omici, con focus sull’analisi dei fattori ambientali e sul rapporto tra salute e cambiamento climatico.

Paolo Vineis
Full Professor and Chair of Environmental Epidemiology, Imperial College London – Scientific Director, RSF
Tommaso Vitale
Dean, Urban School Sciences Po

Tommaso Vitale is Full Professor of Sociology at Sciences Po and Dean of its Urban School. He researches public space governance, local welfare, urban droughts, segregation, and social mobility, combining empirical studies with multi-scale sociological analysis.

Tommaso Vitale è professore ordinario di Sociologia a Sciences Po e Dean della Urban School. Studia governance dello spazio pubblico, welfare locale, siccità urbana, segregazione e mobilità sociale, con un approccio empirico e multi-scalare.

Tommaso Vitale
Dean, Urban School Sciences Po
Gaia Zanzi
Climate & Environment Team, Young Ambassadors Society

Gaia is part of YAS’s Climate & Environment Team, promoting youth empowerment and represented Italy at Youth20 2025 in South Africa. She also works on sustainability strategy at a multinational, with experience in economics, environmental management, and ESG projects.

Gaia fa parte del Team Climate & Environment di YAS, promuove l’empowerment giovanile e ha rappresentato l’Italia al Youth20 2025 in Sudafrica. Lavora anche alla strategia di sostenibilità di una multinazionale, con esperienza in economia, ambiente e gestione ESG.

Gaia Zanzi
Climate & Environment Team, Young Ambassadors Society

Regenerative Society Foundation

We represent a unique initiative of private companies and organizations driven by the desire to promote regeneration as a socio-economic model, going beyond the concept of sustainability.
Born following the “Regeneration 20|30” event in 2020, we believe that companies can play a strategic role in the evolution of society and the economy and be true drivers of change.

WHAT WE MEAN BY “REGENERATION”

DISCOVER OUR MANIFESTO

An ongoing platform

Participating in the event means gaining access to a year of content and opportunities and enjoying a preview of the benefits of being part of the Foundation.

RSF MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK
of the regenerative potential
SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
in cooperation with RSF Scientific Committee
WHITE PAPERS
in cooperation with our network of companies, experts, and partners
WEBINARS & EVENTS
to keep up-to-date on regeneration and to trigger peer-to-peer exchange
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
to discover the companies, connect with peers and enrich each other’s perspectives

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