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BRANDi

We are a core-level strategy consultancy that transforms conventional entities into sustainable and future-ready ones.

BRANDi is a corporate-level strategy consultancy that transforms conventional entities into sustainable and future-ready ones by integrating People, Planet, and Profit into their cores, while simultaneously increasing brand equity through short-term results and long-term positive impact.

04/09/2026

🟣 5 CAPITAL SERIES 🟣
01 | CAPITAL FOR SECURITY

From Security by Default to Security by Design.

The global economy is increasingly being shaped by geopolitical considerations—changing not only where countries trade, but how they think about access, dependence and continuity.

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, trade between geopolitical blocs has grown around 4% more slowly than trade within those blocs. In 2025, signs of fragmentation strengthened again. US imports from China fell by 29%, while imports increased from several Asian economies—including Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. Several ASEAN economies also recorded sizeable increases in imports from China, pointing to adjustments across global supply chains.

Economic security today is no longer only about borders or defense. It also depends on whether economies can maintain access to critical systems and resources—from food and energy to technology, AI, and supply chains.

For businesses and economies, decisions once driven largely by cost and efficiency must increasingly consider security, access and strategic dependence.

So the question is not simply whether economies should become more secure.

What does Security by Design look like in a fragmented world, and how can economies strengthen security while remaining open and connected?

Explore Capital for Security, the first of the 5 Capitals of a Future-Ready Economy, at
🌐 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026
Designing Capital for the Future

🗓️ 14 October 2026
📍 NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, Bangkok
🔹 An Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

For further inquiries, please contact K. Napat (Jean) at (+66) 81 529 5474 or K. Phannisa (Earth) at (+66) 95 194 5355

Source: World Trade Organization, Global Trade Outlook and Statistics, March 2026

02/09/2026

The future will not be shaped by capital alone, but by how we design it.

As the global economy faces deeper fragmentation, pressure on the middle, fragile growth, uneven transition, and rising exposure to shocks, the question is no longer only how to grow, but what foundations must be strengthened so growth can endure.

This is where the conversation on the 5 Capitals of a Future-ready Economy begins:
🏛️ Security - Shifting from Security by Default to Security by Design. As geopolitical tensions reshape global trade, resilience depends not only on trusted partnerships but also on building strategic capabilities—from food and energy to AI.
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 People - Shifting from an economic structure that put the pressure on middle-income households toward a stronger workforce—investing in skills, well-being, productivity, social mobility, and debt relief pathways.
📈 Growth - Shifting from quantity of growth to quality of growth—building an economic structure that strengthens the middle, sharpens competitiveness, and creates long-term value for the future.
🌳 Transition - Shifting from unequal transition to a just and equitable economic transition—one that integrates climate responsibility, reshapes society, living costs, business costs, jobs, and competitiveness, and ensures no one is left behind.
🌎 Resilience - Shifting from reacting to external shocks to building immunity from within—strengthening the capacity of economies, institutions, and communities to adapt, withstand risks, and move forward in an uncertain and fragmented world.

Together, these 5 Capitals offer a new lens for thinking about what it takes to build economies that are not only growing, but truly future-ready.

Swipe through to explore the 5 Capitals shaping the conversation at:
🌐 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026
Designing Capital for the Future

🗓️ 14 October 2026
📍 NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, Bangkok
🔹 An Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

Stay tuned as we continue unpacking the ideas, voices, and priorities shaping this global conversation.

For further inquiries, please contact K. Napat (Jean) at (+66) 81 529 5474 or K. Phannisa (Earth) at (+66) 95 194 5355

31/08/2026

GLOBAL PAIN POINTS | Why the 21st-Century Economy Needs a New Lens

The global economy is being reshaped by pressures that are no longer temporary or isolated.

Geopolitical fragmentation is redefining trade and security. Pressure on the middle is testing household resilience and social mobility. Growth is becoming more fragile, while the costs and opportunities of transition remain uneven. At the same time, economies are being asked to withstand increasingly complex and interconnected shocks.

Together, these challenges raise a bigger question: Are the foundations of our economies strong enough for the future we are entering?

Because the conversation can no longer be only about how much economies grow. It must also ask what we need to strengthen so that growth can endure, people can progress, transitions can be equitable, and economies can remain resilient amid uncertainty.

This is where the conversation around the 5 Capitals of a Future-ready Economy begins
🏛️ Security
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 People
📈 Growth
🌳 Transition
🌎 Resilience

Stay tuned as we unpack each of the 5 Capitals and explore what it takes to design an economy that is truly ready for the future.

Be part of this historic movement at:
🌐 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026
Designing Capital for the Future

🗓️ 14 October 2026
📍 NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, Bangkok
🔹 An Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

For further inquiries, please contact:
- K. Napat (Jean) at (+66) 81 529 5474
- K. Phannisa (Earth) at (+66) 95 194 5355

26/08/2026

10 REASONS 👉🏻 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026 SHOULD BE ON YOUR AGENDA FOR THE WBG–IMF ANNUAL MEETINGS 2026 ✨

As part of the global conversations taking place around the 2026 Annual Meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund, FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026 brings together ideas, leaders, and perspectives on how economies can grow stronger, become more resilient, and prepare for what comes next.

Here are 10 reasons this is a historic opportunity that you should not to miss:
1️⃣ It is an Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group.
2️⃣ It is backed by 14 years of experience through the work of BRANDi and BiOST in pioneering Sustainomy, shaping future-ready economies, leadership conversations, and systematic transformation.
3️⃣ It takes place at a rare global moment for Thailand as the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings return to Thailand for the second time, after 35 years.
4️⃣ Meet influential keynote speakers who bring powerful perspectives on the future of economies, business, and global transformation.
5️⃣ Learn from knowledgeable panelists with deep experience across policy, business, finance, and systems change.
6️⃣ Connect with top-level executives, decision-makers, and policymakers
from across industries and sectors.
7️⃣ Expand your network with leading voices from Thailand and the international community.
8️⃣ Explore the true global challenges shaping the future from fragmentation and fragile growth to transition, inequality, and resilience.
9️⃣ Discover what it takes to become truly future-ready through the lens of the 5 Capitals: Security, People, Growth, Transition, and Resilience.
🔟 Experience it in a state-of-the-art venue at NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, in the heart of Bangkok.

🌐 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026
Designing Capital for the Future

📅 14 October 2026
📍 NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, Bangkok
🔹 An Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

Stay tuned for more on the speakers, agenda, and the ideas that will shape this global conversation.
👩🏻‍💻 For further inquiries, please contact K. Napat (Jean) at (+66) 81 529 5474 or K. Phannisa (Earth) at (+66) 95 194 5355

24/08/2026

The future of growth will not be shaped by capital alone, but by how we design it, where we direct it, and what kind of future it enables.

On 14 October 2026, FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026—hosted by BRANDi and Companies and BiOST, Institute of Systematic Transformation, together with leading partners—will bring together high-level guests, distinguished speakers, decision-makers, and panelists from across the public, private, financial, and international sectors to examine the forces shaping the future of our economies.

Under the theme “Designing Capital for the Future,” the event will explore how capital can be mobilized and directed to reinforce security, strengthen people and societies, create quality growth, advance a just transition, and build resilience from within.

More than looking at what the future may hold, FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026 is a platform to examine the choices, systems, and forms of capital we need to strengthen today to build the economy of tomorrow.

Because becoming future-ready is not only about preparing for what comes next. It is about building stronger economic foundations that enable progress to endure—Leaving No Future Behind.

🌐 FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026
Designing Capital for the Future

📅 14 October 2026
📍 NEX Hall, Siam Paragon, Bangkok
🔹 An Official Side Event of the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group

Stay tuned as we unveil the speakers, agenda, and ideas shaping FUTURE-READY ECONOMY 2026.

07/08/2026

Growth That Leaves No Future Behind

As the world faces slowing growth, rising debt burdens, deepening inequality, intensifying climate risks, and technological advancement that increasingly questions the role of humanity, what we are facing may not be merely an economic crisis.

It may be a crisis in how we think about “growth” itself, because if today’s growth comes at the expense of the future, it may not be true success. It may simply be borrowing from tomorrow to sustain achievement today.

Sustainomy invites us to ask a new question: how should the world grow without leaving “people” and the “future” behind?

On the occasion of the 14th BRANDiVersary, BRANDi and BiOST reaffirm, now more than ever, that Sustainomy is a necessary framework for the 21st century. Because true growth is not only about creating success today. It is about designing a system where the economy, quality of life, society, and the environment can move forward together sustainably.

📌📙 Purchase Sustainomy by Mr. Piyachart (Arm) Isarabhakdee,
CEO, BRANDi and Companies, and Chief Sustainomist, BiOST, Institute of Systematic Transformation, at Kinokuniya and Asia Books bookstores.

📲 Learn more: https://linktr.ee/Sustainomy

28/07/2026

On the Auspicious Occasion of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua’s Birthday, we humbly extend our respects and best wishes for His Majesty’s continued good health and wisdom.

09/07/2026

It is GREAT to share that our CEO, Mr. Piyachart (Arm) Isarabhakdee, has been appointed to the Business at OECD (BIAC) Economic Policy Committee.

Operating under BIAC’s Competitiveness and Growth Policy Area, the Committee works closely with:
🔹OECD Economic Policy Committee
🔹OECD Working Party on Macroeconomic and Structural Policy Analysis
🔹OECD Global Forum on Productivity

Together, these platforms help shape discussions on macroeconomic policy, structural reforms, productivity, and the future of economic growth by bringing the voice of the global business community into OECD - OCDE policymaking.

This appointment reflects not only international recognition of his work, but also BRANDi’s continued commitment through . As we believe, growth must be redesigned to create prosperity while strengthening people and the planet–creating the future, rather than consuming it.

As Thailand advances its engagement with the OECD and its accession journey, this represents a meaningful opportunity to bring Thai perspectives into global economic policy discussions and contribute to shaping the future of growth on the international stage.

ConGREATulations on this important milestone. We look forward to seeing how this role will spark new visions for a more resilient and Future-ready Economy.

OECD BIAC - The Voice of OECD Business