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See your sustainability opportunity

Half a day · Taipei & Kaohsiung · turn sustainability into your own business

Instead of sitting through another talk, spend half a day practising the thinking that turns sustainability into a business opportunity — by walking through one real company's turnaround and seeing, first-hand, how sustainability becomes your own business.

SessionsTaipei 07/23 (Thu) 14:00–17:30 · Kaohsiung 08/07 (Fri) 09:00–12:30· Register by: Taipei 07/21 / Kaohsiung 08/05
Register for the workshopEarly-bird NT$5,800/person

Fee fully credits toward the Pioneer program · limited to 5 companies

Everyone says do sustainability — but why, and where do I start?

For many SMEs the hardest part isn't whether to act on sustainability — it's why, and where to begin.

🤔 Resources are limited — where should the first step even go?

🤔 What does sustainability actually have to do with our products, services, customers, revenue?

🤔 If we do it, will it really turn into a market opportunity?

Supply chains are asking, policy keeps shifting, and customers are starting to care about corporate responsibility. But if it stays at the level of ESG jargon, reports, events or slogans, it gets tiring fast — with no real business value in sight.

Instead of another talk, spend half a day thinking these two questions through, hands-on: why is sustainability worth it for your company, and where should the first step land?

This half-day is about seeing

Most sustainability courses hand you conclusions about what to do. Back at the company, conclusions rarely turn into action.

This is different. We start with other companies' real stories — a low-pressure setting to practise spotting externalities and re-imagining a business model — then turn back to your own company.

You won't leave with a standard answer, but with a question you can't un-see, and a new way of looking at your own business.

This isn't a course — it's a test-run before transformation

Most companies aren't unwilling to transform — they're unsure:

Is this even right for our company?

Do we have the right conditions to start now?

A sustainable business model sounds good — but can it actually connect to our core business, customers, and products?

So we designed this workshop as the lead-in experience for the Pioneer program. You'll spend half a day — through a real case, guided discussion and starter tools — practising how to spot the opportunities your own company may be overlooking. If you come out of it seeing a direction worth pursuing, you can then evaluate moving into the 6-month program.

This workshop isn't about making a big decision on the spot. It's about helping you see clearly first: is this direction worth your company's next step.

What you'll go through

  1. 1

    Opening

    Is sustainability a cost to your company — or an opportunity you just haven't seen yet?

  2. 2

    Case practice

    Starting from a real small business, practise the move from spotting externalities to re-imagining the business model.

  3. 3

    Real case · decode

    Decode a real company turnaround by hand (a 60-year fuel distributor, third-generation succession) — how it grew a three-tier product structure, value and new customers in six months. Guess first, then reveal.

  4. 4

    Back to your company

    Apply the method to yourself and write your first sentence of a transformation direction.

  5. 5

    Converge · next step

    Gather what you found and see where you could go from here.

Half a day, about 3.5 hours. Run in a small group so everyone gets to speak and dig in.

What you'll take away

A one-page first sketch of your sustainability opportunity

Your company's first transformation draft.

A way of re-seeing your own business

Spot externalities, re-imagine the model, recover overlooked value.

Hands-on experience decoding a real case

Proof that turning sustainability into business isn't a slogan — it's a method.

A room of peers

Trade perspectives with other owners thinking about transformation, across industries.

Fee & seats

Time & place
Taipei 07/23 (Thu) 14:00–17:30 · Kaohsiung 08/07 (Fri) 09:00–12:30 · half-day (~3.5 hrs), in person
Early-bird
NT$5,800/person (regular NT$9,800)
Bringing a partner
Welcome to bring a partner in change (max 2 people per company)
Seats
Limited to 5 companies, run in a small group so each gets real discussion

If you want to go deeper

This half-day is a starting point. If afterwards you want to take this thinking through a full transformation journey, DOMI has a Pioneer program built for SMEs — and on the day, we're glad to talk about whether it fits you.

About the Pioneer program

If you leave thinking "we could actually do this"

Then the 6-month Pioneer program is worth talking about. It fits companies that already sense the need to transform, but still need help shaping the direction:

  • You know sustainability can't just be a report, an event, or a slogan anymore
  • You want a sustainability angle that's actually tied to your core business, products, and customers
  • You want to turn leadership's thinking into a direction the team can actually discuss
  • You want to methodically grow a sustainability business model you can validate
  • You want someone to help you decode, converge, and push forward — not go back to square one after the workshop ends

This workshop's fee fully credits toward the Pioneer program. If you decide to apply afterward, we'll set up an initial conversation to help assess whether your company is ready for the 6-month program.

  • Is your company ready for a 6-month guided program?
  • What's the question most worth clarifying right now?
  • Should the next step start from business model, product/service, customer value, or your internal team?
About the Pioneer program

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Half a day in Taipei or Kaohsiung — see, first-hand, how sustainability becomes your own business.

Register for the workshop

Fee fully credits toward the Pioneer program · limited to 5 companies

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