Economic Summit

The Economic Summit aims to introduce new paradigms on finance and economy which are inspired by Christian tradition, faith and thought, and to present transformational businesses as new models for poverty alleviation and sustainable economies. The Economic Summit was established in 2014 under the name “European Economic Summit”. Our aim is to promote new paradigms on finance and economy based on Christian tradition, faith and thought, and transformational businesses generating four-fold capital (human, social, natural and financial) as new models for poverty alleviation and sustainable economies. Ever since our first meeting in 2014, the concept of the Economics of Mutuality has played an important role in Economic Summit meetings. Mutuality is the sharing of a feeling, action or relationship between two or more parties. In the business context mutuality means the sharing of the benefits of doing business between multiple stakeholders: people, the community in which the business operates and the environment in addition to the shareholders of a company.