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We are convening a two-part Exchange, with the India Exchange 2026, presented by Aditya Birla Group in collaboration with Xynteo, to be held on 24-25 February in New Delhi, as part of building the India–UK/Europe Green Corridor.
The Exchange, presented by Hindalco in collaboration with Xynteo, is a platform that brings together eminent leaders from Indian and global corporates, public policy, government, not-for-profits, and entrepreneurs, to solve pivotal challenges towards building a people- and planet-positive future.
On 15 and 16 February, Xynteo in partnership with Hindalco, held the Exchange 2024 at the Mankeshaw Centre in New Delhi. The platform saw the confluence of some pioneering minds from Indian and global corporations, government, policy, finance, entrepreneurship, and the social impact realm. Across all participants, the collective aim was to tackle the most pressing challenges on our journey towards …
Indian start-up helps solve the problem of waste management by separating mixed waste into biodegradable and non-biodegradable components using its patented technology.
Connecting innovators with the potential partners and investors capable of helping grow their businesses and scale their impact.
Game of Thrones actor Kristofer Hivju and his wife, producer and director Gry Molvær Hivju explore the strength of working together to see the change we want to see in the world.
Closing out Square 2 at the Xynteo Exchange 2019 was a conversation between Olympic champion Johann Olav Koss, Nada Ahmed, Senior Manager at Aker Solutions and Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa.
Two leading youth activists voiced the urgency and rage that is sparking protests by the next generation at the Xynteo Exchange 2019.
A mind-expanding challenge from futurist Monica Bielskyte, who powerfully demonstrated to the 500+ leaders at Xynteo Exchange 2019 the need to rethink the way we envision the future.
Two experienced global leaders, former Norwegian PM Erna Solberg and Shell Projects & Technology Director Harry Brekelmans underlined the importance of building consensus and navigating steadily towards the future.
Jimmy Wales and Hans Vestberg challenged our shared – but blind – faith in technology. As digital natives, many of us rely on and trust technology to constantly provide unlimited information and tools, right at our fingertips.
Given the scale of the challenge and the response needed, business must play a central role in any credible response to challenges such as climate change and social inequality.