The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of sustainability and building resilience. The crisis shows that prioritizing short-term profits over long-term sustainability can have severe consequences. It also demonstrates that problems once seen as isolated can rapidly escalate into global crises when societies are not prepared. Moving forward, businesses and governments should apply lessons from this experience to build more sustainable and equitable systems that benefit all members of society.

1. The Sustainability Message of the
COVID Crisis

2. A Brief Introduction…
Nattinee Sae-Ho (Dora)
● Founder @ Thrive Venture Builder
● Co- Founder @ Kid Hero
● Venture Lead @ Edtech Asia
● Former Head of Studio/ Scrum/ Sprint Master @ Santora Nakama (Thailand’s
first Startup Studio)
● Former Head of Business Innovation @ Learn Corporation
● Lecturer @ Thammasat University, Social Innovation
● Lecturer @ KMITL, Software Entrepreneurship
● Chulalongkorn University , Business Administration
● Stanford Graduate School of Business, Ignite Venture Program

5. Source: Social Enterprise Alliance

6. Source: Our good brands

7. Why does this
matter?

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10. Trickle Down
Economics Trickle Up
Economics 30%
98%
100%

11. Society Benefits
as a Whole

14. EMPATHIZE DEFINE IDEATE PROTOTYPE TEST
Design Thinking Concept

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20. Source: Our good brands