Sustainable Promises: Harmonising Horizon

Dr. Naresh Tyagi is a dynamic and inspiring leader with over three decades of experience in South Asia. A renowned sustainability strategist and futurist, Dr. Tyagi has made a substantial impact on sustainability practices and the promotion of inclusivity across industries globally.

He integrates innovation, technology and sustainability into business strategies, advocating for sustainable and inclusive growth initiatives that have firmly embedded sustainability into the core of business operations and beyond.

Driven with passion and vision to create systematic changes for sustainable future and social impact, he has been pioneering the sustainable practices in the company, industry and country to champion for sustainable growth and green planet.

Dr. Tyagi spoke as an expert on sustainability and social impact at United Nation in New York. He has delivered his TEDx talk on demystifying ESG and three pillars of sustainability. Dr. Tyagi is sought after leader, speaker and advisor in various think tanks, industry platform and academic forums.

In Sustainable Promises - Harmonising Horizon, Dr. Naresh Tyagi compellingly reveals that sustainability is deeply woven into India's cultural and historical ethos-not a modern import, but a rediscovery of our timeless traditions. -The Times of India

Unlike the Western narrative that treats sustainability as an innovation of recent decades, Tyagi eloquently weaves historical insights, philosophical traditions, and contemporary challenges to illustrate how India has long embraced ecological balance, resource conservation, and harmonious living. -The Daily Guardian

In his book Sustainable Promises: Harmonising Horizon, sustainability strategist and futurist Naresh Tyagi argues that India can serve as a global model for just transition by adopting a blend of ancient wisdom and modern strategies. -Outlook Business

Drawing from ancient texts like the Rig Veda and the philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world as one family), the author illustrates how ecological balance and resource conservation have been integral to India's way of life. -Highland Post