Mutual Value Labs at Singapore Impact Week
8-12 September 2026
This September, Mutual Value Labs will be joining leaders from across business, finance, philanthropy, government, and civil society at At One Impact Week in Singapore, convened by TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) and NO.17 Foundation.
Throughout the week, we'll be speaking and co-hosting a series of sessions exploring how organizations can create mutual value by addressing meaningful societal and environmental challenges.
Join us as we explore new ideas, practical approaches, and opportunities for collaboration.
Restore Nature Workshop: Capital Architecture for Landscape-Scale Regeneration
When: Wednesday 9 September, 15:00-16:30 SGT
Where: Suntec Convention Centre
Hosted in partnership with: Restore Nature Foundation, NO.17 Foundation, TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), SecondMuse
Who Should Attend: At One Impact Week participants
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How can different forms of capital work together to support landscape-scale regeneration? This interactive workshop will explore how philanthropy, business, investors, and insurers can play complementary roles in financing resilient landscapes that deliver long-term value for people, nature, and the economy.
Drawing on insights from the Restore Nature Discovery Phase, participants will examine how landscape partnerships can identify investable opportunities, align diverse sources of capital, and create practical pathways for collaboration. Through a combination of presentations and facilitated discussions, the session will explore emerging approaches to financing regeneration and the partnerships needed to help bring them to scale.
Stewarding Whole Landscapes: Financing the Living Economy of Regeneration
Fireside Chat With Stephen Badger and Chavalit Frederick Tsao
When: Friday 11 September, 10:15-10:45 SGT
Where: Suntec Convention Centre
Hosted in partnership with: Restore Nature Foundation, NO.17 Foundation, TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), SecondMuse
Who Should Attend: At One Impact Week participants
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What role can family businesses play in shaping a more regenerative and inclusive future? Join Stephen Badger, Chair of the Economics of Mutuality Foundation, two-time Chair of Mars, Incorporated, and a fourth-generation Mars family member, in conversation with Chavalit Frederick Tsao, fourth-generation steward of the Tsao family business and a leading advocate for purpose-led enterprise.
Together, they will explore how the principles that sustain family businesses across generations can help reimagine the role of business in society, offering a path toward an economy that creates lasting value for people, communities, and the planet.
Restore Nature: Funders' Roundtable
When: Thursday 10 September, 07:30-09:00 SGT
Where: Venue details will be shared upon confirmation
Side event hosted in partnership with: Restore Nature Foundation, NO.17 Foundation, TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), SecondMuse
Who Should Attend: Foundations, family offices, and mission-aligned investors
Restore Nature: Corporate Roundtable
When: Thursday 10 September, 13:30-15:00 SGT
Where: Suntec Convention Center
Side event hosted in partnership with: Restore Nature Foundation, NO.17 Foundation, TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), SecondMuse
Who Should Attend: Business leaders, sustainability and procurement professionals
Shaping Forest-Positive Economies: Emerging Opportunities for Outcome-Led Sourcing & Investment
When: Thursday 10 September, 10:00-13:30 SGT (including networking lunch)
Where: The Conrad Hotel
Side event hosted in partnership with: The Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO)
Who Should Attend: Senior business leaders, investors, government representatives, and impact practitioners
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How can businesses, investors, and governments work together to accelerate forest-positive economic development across Asia? This invitation-only executive roundtable will explore practical opportunities to strengthen rural livelihoods, improve supply chain resilience, reduce deforestation, and unlock new investment opportunities through place-based collaboration.
Bringing together leaders from across business, finance, government, and civil society, the discussion will examine how cross-sector partnerships can help align corporate sourcing, investment, and regional development priorities to create more resilient landscapes and sustainable value chains. Participants will share perspectives, explore emerging opportunities, and identify practical areas for future collaboration.
About Impact Week
At One Impact Week is a global gathering of business, investment, philanthropic, and civic leaders working to accelerate systems change. Through thought leadership, collaboration, and practical innovation, it brings together diverse stakeholders to explore new approaches to creating long-term economic, social, and environmental value.