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A year ago, many companies were still testing AI pilots. Today, AI experts are helping CEOs close the AI value gap and achieve impact at scale by embedding GenAI and agentic platforms across functions, operating models, and tech stacks. One thing we’ve discovered along the way is that building human capabilities is key to unlocking the full potential of AI.
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International business models are evolving as companies adapt to manage risk and stay competitive amid the fragmented markets of a multipolar world. In this atmosphere of heightened uncertainty, BCG experts help C-suite leaders develop resilient business strategies and enhance their geopolitical skills to act with agility.
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Growth
Forward-thinking leaders are recognizing that resilience is not just a defensive shield. It can also be a competitive advantage. The challenge for CEOs now is to identify winning growth strategies for all-weather scenarios, while reigniting ambitions within the C-suite and the boardroom for the bold pursuit of long-term value creation.

Highlights from Davos 2026

Accelerating Growth in the Green Economy
Siemens Energy’s Christian Bruch and BCG’s Rich Lesser discuss the latest Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders report and how Siemens is translating green solutions into viable commercial propositions.
  • Accelerating Growth in the Green Economy
    Accelerating Growth in the Green Economy
    Accelerating Growth in the Green Economy
    Siemens Energy’s Christian Bruch and BCG’s Rich Lesser discuss the latest Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders report and how Siemens is translating green solutions into viable commercial propositions.
  • What’s Ahead for Agriculture in Africa
    What’s Ahead for Agriculture in Africa
    What’s Ahead for Agriculture in Africa
    AGRA’s Alice Ruhweza and BCG’s Jim Larson discuss Africa’s green revolution and applying the lessons learned to achieve success more broadly.
  • Winning in Venture Capital Over the Next Decade
    Winning in Venture Capital Over the Next Decade
    Winning in Venture Capital Over the Next Decade
    Creative approaches to returning capital and embracing AI are key to navigating this transformative period, say B Capital’s Raj Ganguly and BCG’s Vikas Taneja.
  • The Next Chapter of Energy Innovation
    The Next Chapter of Energy Innovation
    The Next Chapter of Energy Innovation
    Rodi Guidero of Gates Ventures and BCG’s Jim Larson reflect on a decade of rebuilding the energy investment ecosystem—and what comes next.
  • Skills Are Becoming the Backbone of the AI Workforce
    Skills Are Becoming the Backbone of the AI Workforce
    Skills Are Becoming the Backbone of the AI Workforce
    LinkedIn’s Jessica Jensen and BCG’s Russell Dubner discuss how AI is accelerating skills-based hiring, surfacing new roles, and reshaping pathways into work.
  • GenAI Is Unleashing the Power of Abundance in Health Care
    GenAI Is Unleashing the Power of Abundance in Health Care
    GenAI Is Unleashing the Power of Abundance in Health Care
    Hippocratic AI’s Munjal Shah and BCG’s Sylvain Duranton explore how organizations can reshape operations when an infinite number of GenAI agents reduce constraints on resources and clinicians.
  • Small Businesses Are Using AI to Level the Playing Field
    Small Businesses Are Using AI to Level the Playing Field
    Small Businesses Are Using AI to Level the Playing Field
    Microsoft’s Ralph Haupter and BCG’s Matthias Tauber discuss how small- and medium-sized enterprises are accessing powerful tools once reserved for large companies.
  • AI Agents Are Transforming Everyday Workflows
    AI Agents Are Transforming Everyday Workflows
    AI Agents Are Transforming Everyday Workflows
    Brian Landsman of Salesforce and BCG’s Vikas Taneja discuss how assistive AI agents can help employees plan, prioritize, and act in real time.
  • Enabling Local, Collective Leadership in Sustainable Development
    Enabling Local, Collective Leadership in Sustainable Development
    Enabling Local, Collective Leadership in Sustainable Development
    Teach for All’s Wendy Kopp and BCG’s Jim Larson discuss how networks have proved to be a powerful way to scale locally led yet globally informed social innovation.
  • Why Green Growth Must Be Commercially Viable
    Why Green Growth Must Be Commercially Viable
    Why Green Growth Must Be Commercially Viable
    Heidelberg Materials CEO Dominik von Achten and BCG’s Rich Lesser discuss why sustainability only scales when it is commercially viable—and how collaboration and clear standards help turn decarbonization into growth.
  • Scaling AI Across the Enterprise
    Scaling AI Across the Enterprise
    Scaling AI Across the Enterprise
    Andre Bechtold of SAP Industries and Experiences and BCG’s Sylvain Duranton say successfully scaling AI depends on the right use cases, a solid data foundation, and reskilling employees.
  • Building a Value-Chain Approach to Green Chemicals
    Building a Value-Chain Approach to Green Chemicals
    Building a Value-Chain Approach to Green Chemicals
    BCG’s Judith Wallenstein, Maarten Wetselaar of Moeve Chemicals, and Charlie Tan of the Global Impact Coalition explore how collaboration can result in scalable, low-carbon chemicals.
  • AI-First Companies Across Industries Are Getting Results
    AI-First Companies Across Industries Are Getting Results
    AI-First Companies Across Industries Are Getting Results
    Companies see higher returns when they continue to invest in AI—and do it well. Microsoft’s Deb Cupp and BCG’s Sharon Marcil discuss four key pillars to leaders’ approach.
  • What Trust Means for Investors Today
    What Trust Means for Investors Today
    What Trust Means for Investors Today
    Meridiam CEO Thierry Déau discusses investor sentiment and the evolution of trust with BCG’s Tawfik Hammoud.
  • The Surprising Findings of BCG's AI Radar Survey
    The Surprising Findings of BCG's AI Radar Survey
    The Surprising Findings of BCG's AI Radar Survey
    About 94% of CEOs say they will continue to invest in AI even without a quick ROI—just one of many remarkable results, says BCG’s Vlad Lukic.
  • Designing AI for the Common Good
    Designing AI for the Common Good
    Designing AI for the Common Good
    Stanford’s James Landay tells BCG’s Vikas Taneja how the university’s Institute for Human-Centered AI works with companies and across disciplines to solve societal problems.
  • AI’s Value Equation Is Being Rewritten
    AI’s Value Equation Is Being Rewritten
    AI’s Value Equation Is Being Rewritten
    As companies move from pilots to scale, IBM’s Ana Paula Assis and BCG’s Vikas Taneja explain why AI is no longer about efficiency alone—and how growth, sovereignty, and ecosystems are now defining winners.
  • Global Trade Remains Resilient Despite Volatility
    Global Trade Remains Resilient Despite Volatility
    Global Trade Remains Resilient Despite Volatility
    A new report from BCG finds the trading of world goods growing 2.5%, slightly ahead of global GDP. Coauthor Aparna Bharadwaj discusses this and other findings.
  • From Isolated Agents to Agentic Enterprises
    From Isolated Agents to Agentic Enterprises
    From Isolated Agents to Agentic Enterprises
    Vikas Taneja of BCG and Srini Tallapragada of Salesforce explain why real AI value comes from rethinking workflows, change management, and enterprise infrastructure—not just deploying models.
  • AI’s Next Phase Will Be Defined by Agents
    AI’s Next Phase Will Be Defined by Agents
    AI’s Next Phase Will Be Defined by Agents
    BCG’s Vikas Taneja and IBM’s Rob Thomas discuss how AI 3.0 is shifting from models to agents—and what that means for how companies operate and sell in 2026.
  • The Modern CEO’s Balancing Act
    The Modern CEO’s Balancing Act
    The Modern CEO’s Balancing Act
    JLL CEO Christian Ulbrich and BCG’s Rich Lesser discuss navigating disruption, using AI to drive efficiency and innovation, sustaining trust, and shaping the future of work.
  • Upskilling in the Age of AI
    Upskilling in the Age of AI
    Upskilling in the Age of AI
    Merck’s Khadija Ben Hammada and BCG’s Judith Wallenstein explore today’s skills-first transformation and why empathy and leadership matter as AI reshapes work.

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Inside Davos 2026

Watch BCG’s exclusive executive briefing on the forces shaping the CEO agenda in 2026. We share on-the-ground insights, emerging themes from conversations with global leaders, and practical guidance for organizations preparing for the year ahead.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in 2026?
The 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum—colloquially known as “Davos”—will take place in the town of Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, from January 19 through 23, 2026.
What is WEF’s main goal?
Established in 1971 as a not-for-profit foundation, the World Economic Forum aims to build trust and foster respectful dialogue among leaders from the worlds of business, academia, and civil society. WEF aims to harness the forces of human ingenuity, entrepreneurship, innovation, and cooperation to generate positive change and achieve durable progress on large-scale global challenges.
What is the theme of the 2026 WEF Annual Meeting?
The World Economic Forum has chosen “A Spirit of Dialogue” as the theme of its 2026 Annual Meeting. This theme embodies the Forum’s commitment to openness and cooperation. By encouraging leaders to broaden their perspectives, listen to one another, and challenge their views, WEF aims to build trust and facilitate a better future.

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