New E-book – Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability
We are proud to launch Impact Reimagined: Voices of the Next Generation for Sustainability, a three-volume e-book rethinking impact through dialogues, case studies, and lived insights that emerged from IMPACT WEEK 2025.
Jointly published by the Well-being and EESG Alliance (WEGA), TPC (Tsao Pao Chee), NO.17 Foundation, and the NUS Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS), the collection brings together edited essays by 98 students from the NUS MSc in Strategic Analysis and Innovation programme at NUS Business School.
As part of the course Strategic Sustainability, taught by CGS Director Professor Lawrence Loh, students were invited to engage deeply with IMPACT WEEK—a Well-being Economy Conference and Festival jointly presented by TPC and NO.17 Foundation. Through attending sessions and immersing themselves in its live dialogues, they observed sustainability in practice and examined how ideas are translated into real-world action. The resulting essays distil insights from conversations on systems change, capital, leadership, and well-being, capturing the meeting point between theory and practice within a dynamic, multi-stakeholder environment.
The three volumes feature joint forewords by Mr Chavalit Frederick Tsao, Chairman of TPC, and Ms Sook Yee Tai, Chairman of NO.17 Foundation, and are edited by Ms Sook Yee Tai, Prof Lawrence Loh, and Ms Ang Hui Min, Communications Lead at CGS.
Covers perspectives related to climate action, nature regeneration, energy transition and collaboration.
Volume 2: Economies and Systems
Portrays reflections on the blue, green and silver economies, the role of social entrepreneurs and family businesses, as well as how Asia writes its own chapter on sustainability.
Volume 3: Well-being and Humanity
Focuses on the mindsets for change, social innovation, and a holistic approach to promote well-being for humanity and the planet.
Explore the three volumes in full here: https://bschool.nus.edu.sg/cgs/wega/research-and-education/
We believe these voices matter, because reimagining impact begins with courageous ideas and collective hope.