Celebrating 30 Years of Systems Change: Forum for the Future marks milestone at London Stock Exchange
Forum for the Future, an international sustainability organisation pioneering systems change for over three decades, marked its 30th anniversary by opening the market at the London Stock Exchange on the 29th of June, 2026.
Founded in 1996, Forum convenes change-making collaborations with businesses, governments, philanthropies and civil society organisations to accelerate the transition towards a just and regenerative future. Through systems thinking, futures, strategic foresight and collaboration, Forum helps organisations tackle complex, interconnected challenges spanning climate, food, energy, health, and value chains by inspiring visionary leadership mindsets.
The market open ceremony launches Forum’s year-long celebration of 30 years of catalysing change. Over the past three decades, the organisation has helped shape future fit business strategies, innovative business models, and convened unlikely pre competitive alliances to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. As it enters its fourth decade, Forum is focused on enabling the transformations needed to build economies and societies that can thrive within planetary boundaries.
“Opening the market at the London Stock Exchange is a fitting way to mark this milestone. Thirty years ago, Forum for the Future was founded on the belief that systems can be changed and futures can be shaped by equipping change-makers and change-making organisations within the system. Today, that belief is more relevant than ever. The transition to a just and regenerative future will require bold leadership, collaboration and long-term thinking, and we look forward to continued collaborations with partners across sectors to accelerate that change, like the London Stock Exchange in this critical finance sector.”
Hannah Pathak
Chief Executive Officer of Forum for the Future
The ceremony brought together Forum's partners, supporters and colleagues to celebrate three decades of impact and reaffirm the organisation’s commitment to creating futures in which both people and planet can flourish.
