Re-engineering multilateral-capitalism to serve people, save the planet, and spread prosperity in an intelligent era

Can we grow a tree (a sustainable future) in dry soil (our current economy)?

For centuries, our economic engine has driven growth by consuming the very foundations of the future-leading to mounting debt, extreme inequality, and environmental crisis. We are fast approaching a point where capitalism-once seen as the engine of progress-is now generating more problems than it solves. At this critical juncture, we need a New Economic Engine. Just as healthy soil is essential for a tree to grow, the right economic foundation is critical for a sustainable future.

Sustainomy is a global framework that transforms growth that consumes the future into growth that creates it. Because the 20th century economic model has created success for the private sector, it is fitting that Sustainomy builds upon the strengths of that model to succeed in the 21st century and positions the private sector as the spearhead of change. As societal and environmental dimensions, combined with intelligence, become the new rule of competition, the private sector together with people and the public sector that adapt will seize emerging opportunities, while those that don't risk becoming irrelevant.

This book challenges the conventional language of growth-urging bold leaders across all sectors to envision a future where sustainable growth needs to entail wealth distribution, social well-being, and regenerative environment.