Forum of The Future

Forum for the Future is an international sustainability organization that collaborates with various sectors to drive systemic change towards a sustainable future. The organization focuses on identifying and incubating sustainable solutions, fostering partnerships across businesses, governments, and civil society, and developing innovative approaches to tackle complex global challenges. Their work involves foresight, strategic advice, and collective action initiatives designed to accelerate the transition to a regenerative world.

The organization was established in 1996 by a trio of prominent environmentalists: Paul Ekins, Sara Parkin, and Jonathon Porritt. Their foundational insight stemmed from the urgent need for a dedicated body that could bridge the gap between environmental advocacy and practical, implementable solutions within mainstream economic and political systems. This collaborative approach aimed to embed sustainability into core strategies rather than treating it as an ancillary concern.

Forum for the Future serves a diverse clientele, engaging with corporations, governmental bodies, and non-profit organizations globally to help them integrate sustainability into their operations and strategies. The company’s vision is to create a just and regenerative world where both people and the planet can thrive, actively working to shift mindsets and practices to build a resilient and equitable future for all.