The World Economic Forum (WEF)’s Annual Meeting in Davos provides an opportunity for leaders across business, government and broader society to connect and exchange ideas for addressing some of the world’s most intractable challenges. This year’s Annual Meeting convened under the theme Rebuilding Trust. Deloitte leaders from around the globe participated in a variety of discussions with other world leaders with the goal of providing the crucial space to step back and focus on the fundamental principles of driving trust, including transparency, consistency and accountability.
Deloitte once again had a prominent venue at the heart of the action in Davos. Located at Promenade 85, Deloitte Haus* was the place to connect with our clients, other organisation leaders and Davos participants.
*Deloitte Haus is wheelchair accessible
At Deloitte, we’re proud to be a long-standing key strategic partner of WEF. We share our experience and capabilities from across our network to help WEF address critical global challenges through our contributions to WEF communities, initiatives and participation in events throughout the year.
Deloitte’s programme at Davos built on this year’s WEF Annual Meeting theme: Rebuilding Trust. Throughout the week, Deloitte’s most senior leaders engaged in conversations across trust, sustainability and climate, AI, equity, purpose and governance.
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At the WEF Annual Meeting in Davos, Deloitte showcased its leadership and insights with a diverse range of activities detailed below.
State of Generative AI in the Enterprise: Now decides next
From the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, Deloitte unveiled the first wave of a quarterly survey, which explores how actions taken now will guide how Gen AI adoption unfolds and if its benefits are fully realised. The survey, State of Generative AI in the Enterprise: Now decides next, connected with more than 2,800 Director to C-suite level respondents across six industries and 18 countries.