CC Forum

CC Forum aims to get together leading institutional and private investors, policymakers, thought leaders, and innovative startups united in their zeal to change the current economic paradigm and effectively make the world a better place. It is the only global investment forum that is entirely focused on sustainable development.

CC Forum Monaco: The 4th global edition of CC Forum took place on 24-25th September 2020 at Fairmont Monte-Carlo Hotel under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II Grimaldi of Monaco. The highly anticipated Monaco edition tagged by some journalists as a 'global emergency forum’ in the context of the unprecedented economic and health crises in the backdrop of the deepening climate change emergency, is a global platform for movers and shakers united in their zeal to make the world a better place. It highlighted the urgent need for humanity to come up with consistent solutions if we want to preserve our planet as we know it today. CC Forum Monaco saw impact investors, policymakers, philanthropists, HNW individuals, members of royal families, and international celebrities brainstorming on such topics as Climate Change, Healthcare, Renewable Energies, Government Strategies, Emerging Technologies, Philanthropy, and Charity.

At CC Forum, they firmly believe that for humanity to prosper a new type of entrepreneurs should be bread who would be more concerned with the environmental and societal impact of their activities than with extracting a profit in the short term. Therefore their motto is “Invest sustainably”.

In a recent interview with Dinis Guarda for citiesabc, Max Studennikoff said: “The reason why I came up with this gamble is that I have been thinking a lot about the possibility of creating a global platform that would enable to convene thought leaders with the particular mission of focusing on the work they are doing. I had in mind this kind of community of doers and movers and shakers that are willing to make changes in our society. And as we stand today, it is high time to come to terms with the sheer reality of environmental and social challenges.”