Big Three at the RBC Congress: Discussing Environmental IT Solutions and Public Capital

On November 26, the capital hosted the 5th Responsible Business Forum “Congress: RBC — Public Capital”. It is one of the major platforms dedicated to the new role of business in achieving national goals and improving public well-being. The discussion of the central topic — “Markets of the Future: BRICS and SCO as Platforms for Responsible Business” — included the participation of Artem Sedov, General Director of Big Three LLC.

The Congress brings together representatives of government structures, business associations, environmental institutions, and major Russian companies. During open sessions, participants discuss social responsibility standards, prospects for partnerships with foreign markets, and the development of trust as a key value of the modern economy.

Since 2024, these processes have been regulated by the Public Capital Standard, created under the ASI and supported by the President of the Russian Federation. Its implementation is viewed as a new stage in the development of socially oriented business in Russia.

In the course of the industry discussion, Artem Sedov answered questions regarding the role of IT solutions in the environmental sphere for the BRICS and SCO markets. Participants discussed which technologies may be in demand on new international platforms, what advantages digital tools offer companies, and which indicators are used to assess the effectiveness of “green” projects. The speakers focused particular attention on practical approaches: not only on strategies and reporting, but also on the concrete results that businesses can deliver through the implementation of innovations.

The presence of leading Russian IT and industrial companies at the Congress underscores the growing importance of technological solutions in the fields of ecology and social responsibility. The dialogue among business, government, and international partners is becoming a key tool for the future, where sustainable development is not a requirement but a competitive opportunity for growth.