PlanetHAUS

​Throughout both days, the "HAUS" comes to life through a mix of activations. Inside, you will move through a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, garden, and living space, experiencing products from leading brands in context. In parallel, a main stage program runs throughout the day with short talks and conversations at the intersection of culture and climate. Sessions include: - ​Capital and sustainability, covering how investors, private equity, and growth capital are evaluating and backing mission-driven companies - ​Regenerative agriculture and the future of how food gets grown, sourced, and certified ​- The business case for circularity, from consumer product design to municipal-level recycling infrastructure, featuring perspectives from both brand operators and public sector leaders - ​Ocean health and circularity, spanning textiles, fashion, and conservation - ​Purpose beyond product, exploring how brands and their founders engage with global health, community, and impact work outside their core business ​- Storytelling and culture, including literary and creative programming that reframes how audiences think about climate and sustainability ​PlanetHAUS programming is built around a few core ideas: how better products actually get made and scaled, what it takes to shift systems and markets, and how culture can make sustainability tangible, accessible, and desirable. It's about moving from intention to action, and from niche to a movement that feels irresistible.