The RBC Visionaries project creates a community where people and ideas that change industries and the world around them come together. Within the scope of the project, the heroes of 2024 and 2025 and the visionaries recently selected by the expert board met at a dinner held at the Turandot restaurant in Moscow. The venue was chosen as a place offering pan-Asian cuisine in a historic building and attracting attention with its special decoration. At the event, participants gathered at tables according to their sectors and shared their experiences. Visionaries from different fields such as restaurant operators, designers, and those working on cultural memory held conversations based on common interests. Additionally, the evening was enlivened with visionary-themed stage performances by comedians and musical recitals. Participants contributed to the project through a special book where they left their messages for the future. This book will be kept in the People and Ideas Library at the RBC office and will be regularly updated. At the end of the event, metro cards specially designed for the visionaries and inscribed with 'Not to measure the path, but to see where it leads' were gifted. This message reflects the core philosophy of the RBC Visionaries project and aims to inspire the participants.