The United Nations has defined 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that are to be achieved by 2030. The challenges are huge, but so are the benefits that be made by turning these challenges into opportunities. To do so, we need to challenge habitual thinking and produce new ideas, methods and designs. The SDGs have a huge business potential and during the session, you will get a better understanding of the business incentives behind the SDGs and how you can save the world while securing profits. During this highly interactive session, the participants will be challenged and gain insights about how they can kick-start the work with the SDGs based presentations from companies who will share perspective on their journey with the SDGs and on five very tangible tools from the large project From Philanthropy to Business. The heat is on. In the face of climate change, we need creative thinking to enable novel solutions that foster more sustainable buildings and practices in the built environment. The big question is, how actors across the entire value chain, from early planning to implementation, can use the SDGs as a tool to create long-term value for users and society, while at the same time making a good business case.