Future Agenda Roundtable on Future of Companies in Kuala Lumpur

What will be the Future of Companies come 2025?
Alpha Catalyst Consulting hosted the first Future Agenda 2.0 roundtable discussion in Malaysia, on “What will be the Future of Companies come 2025?” Future Agenda is the world’s largest open foresight programme that has, to-date, facilitated discussions in about 30 countries around the world on 20 topics affecting society. The event was held in an intimate, invitation-only setting at Hotel Maya where a stimulating whole-day discussion took place.
The main objectives of the roundtable were:

• To understand trends and drivers of change, and specifically explore unique conditions that may be present in Malaysia and ASEAN
• To visualise what ideal or possible organisations would look like ten years from now
• To draw out important areas organisations need to think about, gearing for 2025
• To identify areas to adapt and actionably evolve corporations towards the way forward

Participants shared their ideas, visions, and possible solutions while they simultaneously gained from an exchange of insightful perspectives and personal experiences. 
Following the conclusion of the event, all participants will receive an exclusive Malaysian-based paper on the Future of Companies, with feedback incorporated from the roundtable discussions.
The session was moderated by Patrick Harris and Caroline Dewing from Future Agenda. We were pleased to have about 20 company leaders from almost 20 organisations who actively contributed to the discussions at the roundtable.
After the event, both Azim Pawanchik from ACC and Patrick Harris from Future Agenda were featured on Astro Awani’s Agenda Awani to share their insights on the Future of Companies. 
About Future Agenda
Future Agenda is the world’s largest open foresight programme. The aim is to anticipate emerging issues so that organisations may be better prepared for new opportunities/challenges. The program was first ran in 2010, looking out to 2020. This time around, it will be looking ahead another 10 years, to 2025. Future Agenda is in the midst of conducting about 100 workshops around the world, between late 2014 till early August 2015. The materials from all discussions shall be created under ‘Creative Commons’, so all will be welcomed to use it.  To learn and read initial perspectives on the various topics, visit http://www.futureagenda.org/