Under the theme of “A Spirit of Dialogue,” the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos will convene leaders throughout business, government and civil society, and serve as a platform for driving progress across some of the world’s greatest challenges.
Deloitte is proud to bring its vast multidisciplinary experience and specialist knowledge to the forum, connecting our unique global ecosystem to discussions that accelerate the possibilities of tech-driven transformation. Together, we can work to scale sustainable solutions and unlock resilient futures.
Join us for an engaging fireside chat with Marie Myers, the CFO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), to explore how finance leaders can leverage Agentic AI to transform traditional financial processes. The conversation will begin with a practical example: tackling a routine, labor-intensive function such as operational reporting (that impacts hundreds of employees within an organization) and unpack what it takes to make these initiatives production-ready. From the foundational elements of infrastructure, platforms, processes, and data, to the hurdles of tuning systems, gaining cross-functional buy-in, and managing change, the session will provide candid insights into both the opportunities and realities of this journey.
Marie Myers will also share tangible outcomes, such as a 40% reduction in time spent on repetitive reporting, reshaping the finance organization’s operating model, and enabling sharper, insight-driven decision-making. Building on this success, the dialogue will highlight how finance leaders can extend trust in these systems to more strategic areas like FP&A for even greater impact. This fireside chat will provide a roadmap to reimagine finance in the age of Applied AI.
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This session is part of the Davos Accredited Programme of the World Economic Forum.
In a rapidly evolving landscape driven by electrification, increasing resource demands, the significance of energy, resource, and infrastructure investments in future economic prosperity has never been greater. This session invites government and industry leaders to explore how a systems thinking approach can align investments, technology, and partnerships within the energy and infrastructure ecosystem. By effectively linking policy, energy infrastructure, rising digital demand, and community needs, including emerging hubs like data centers, leaders can foster sustained economic growth and resilience. Join us as we discuss strategic capital deployment, innovative public-private partnerships, and holistic planning to position communities, industries, and nations for long-term prosperity and competitiveness.
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This session is part of the Davos Accredited Programme of the World Economic Forum.
This panel will draw on insights from Deloitte’s latest State of AI in the Enterprise report, which explores AI’s transformational potential and momentum, with important actions for leaders to consider as they continue their AI journey. Panelists will explore key trends reshaping the future of AI, including autonomous agents, physical AI, and sovereign AI.
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The post-COVID landscape for health care systems is challenging, marked by overwhelming demand, increased wait times, and crowded emergency rooms. Following the pandemic, public health funding has decreased, further exposing underlying challenges such as aging populations, widespread system gridlocks, rising costs, provider burnout, exhaustion, outdated or unreliable technology, and workforce shortages.
In today's world, transformative change presents an opportunity for health systems globally to harness cutting-edge technology. Tools like agentic avatar workforces can collaborate fluidly with clinicians and administrative teams, while cloud-based, secure digital solutions help deliver efficient care. This enables health systems to respond swiftly to patient needs and use resources in convenient and cost-effective ways.
Achieving this, however, demands a fundamental reinvention of the health care enterprise—a challenge that may seem insurmountable to many. By bringing together public and private health care organizations, technology firms, life sciences innovators, and leveraging the power of AI and agentic solutions, we can explore new ways to reinvent health care business models and investment strategies. Together, these efforts can help organizations move beyond today’s constraints toward a future where health care is abundant and accessible to all.
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This session is part of the Davos Accredited Programme of the World Economic Forum.
Join us for the global launch of How boards can lead for growth and resilience: Guiding Principles for Climate and Nature Governance.
The report offers practical guidance and is a resource for board members and C-suite leaders focused on building strategic growth and resilience in the context of climate and nature sustainability governance.
This session will provide insights on positioning organizations for long-term success by embedding sustainability considerations. Attendees will hear from a panel of leading chairs and board members, sharing real-world approaches to help engage management in dialogue, foster innovation, and reimagine strategic direction.
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This session is part of the Davos Accredited Programme of the World Economic Forum.
2025 was a year of rapid change, including shifts in global trade policy, supply chain and technological developments. This accelerated pace of change, combined with extensive use of taxes, legal frameworks and regulatory measures in trade negotiations, is reshaping the foundations of global trade.
Multinational enterprises are responding by building advanced trade policy capability, diversifying supply chains, technological investment, and fostering agile decision-making processes. Today's tax and trade landscape requires collaboration among tax, legal, risk, supply chain, and finance leaders to manage disruption and build long-term resilience.
This panel discussion will explore what’s ahead in 2026, how businesses can achieve clarity in a time of volatility and encourage an open dialogue with policymakers.
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Looking for a place to unwind and inspire? We’ve got you covered at Deloitte Haus located at Promenade 85—a dedicated space to connect with industry leaders, speakers and Davos participants. Come be part of the conversation as we tackle the global challenges that matter most, together.
Relive some of the defining moments from Davos 2025, where leaders convened to discuss the key themes for the year ahead—from harnessing the power of GenAI and innovative technologies to forging a path towards a sustainable future.