It is both fascinating and important to recognize how, in every sphere, one can take responsibility for generating a positive impact and contributing to the progress of society—even in industries or contexts that may at first seem far removed from the noblest purposes, such as serving others and humanity itself. Large enterprises, like the one featured in our cover story—and particularly those operating in the luxury segment—are today deeply engaged with the issue of sustainability, a value toward which their clientele shows ever-growing awareness and care
It is both fascinating and important to recognize how, in every sphere, one can take responsibility for generating a positive impact and contributing to the progress of society—even in industries or contexts that may at first seem far removed from the noblest purposes, such as serving others and humanity itself. Large enterprises, like the one featured in our cover story—and particularly those operating in the luxury segment—are today deeply engaged with the issue of sustainability, a value toward which their clientele shows ever-growing awareness and care. A young woman, through her project Made For A Woman, is redefining the global fashion industry with a human-centered model, attentive to the climate and rooted in fair supply chains—supporting disadvantaged communities while elevating craftsmanship, creativity, and innovation. Some entrepreneurs and executives representing companies among the most capitalized in the world have founded and invested in the Cancer AI Alliance, an initiative aimed at raising one billion dollars to unlock the full potential of AI, revolutionize cancer research, and defeat the disease. As these examples demonstrate, moving beyond the less attentive narratives that cast profit and luxury as synonyms for exploitation and planetary destruction, and Artificial Intelligence as a threat of human self-destruction and extinction—it all ultimately comes down to a way of living and interpreting life. Above all, it is a matter of Lifestyle.
