For decades, entrepreneurship has been told as the story of extraordinary individuals: visionary founders, disruptive startups, companies that changed the world.

But the next wave of innovation will not emerge from individuals alone. It will emerge from relationships, networks, and ecosystems. As technology dissolves traditional boundaries — between sectors, disciplines, markets, and cultures — a new logic of creation begins to take shape. A logic less centered on ownership and more on orchestration. Less focused purely on scale and more on connections capable of generating new ideas.

In this fireside chat, Hugh Forrest, Rafael Lazarini, CEO of SP2B, andSpecial Guest explore a fundamental turning point:
if innovation is, above all, a human phenomenon, how do relationships shape the future of entrepreneurship?

From the psychology of human relationships to global platforms of creativity, the conversation explores themes such as trust, collaboration, the desire to create, and new ways of building projects through networks. It also marks the presentation of SP2B’s vision for 2026 — evolving from a traditional event into a living ecosystem of ideas, people, and experimentation. From São Paulo to the global stage, SP2B invites founders, investors, creatives, and leaders to rethink entrepreneurship beyond traditional boundaries.

Because the next generation of innovation will not be built only within companies.
It will be built between people, systems, and cities.