One square mile.
Every January a single square mile in the Swiss Alps holds the most concentrated gathering of influence on earth. Across breakfast tables, panel stages and late dinners, the conversations there shape policy, redirect capital and decide which ideas get built.
Four days, run by us, alongside the Forum.
A series of curated talks, panel discussions and intimate gatherings, hosted for four days at the World Economic Forum. Everything is designed and filmed by the Oxford Talks team. The purpose is to move an idea worth doing to its next stage while the people who can move it are all in one valley.
One theme a day. Partnerships are category-exclusive, so you are the only voice from your industry in the room.
Filming runs all day. So does everything else.
- 07:00Breakfast activation
- 10:00Panel discussion
- 11:00Panel discussion
- 12:30Lunch
- 14:00Panel discussion
- 15:00Oxford Talks filming
- 19:00Partner dinner
The fourth evening closes with a gala.
Ten to twelve minutes on an idea worth doing, curated by our team, filmed at House studio with alpine B-roll.
Moderated, recorded, and built for consensus rather than debate. A collective answer to where the industry goes next.
We ask what you need to move the business, then spend the months before January building a table around people who can help.
Organic and paid across our channels. Editorial placement pursued with the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, The Observer and TIME, subject to their approval.
Turmhotel Victoria.
A custom dining and filming space built for the four days. Four minutes on foot from Davos Dorf station, four minutes from the Congress Centre.
World Economic Forum attendance figures. Delegates are 53% business and private sector, 25% government and politics, 14% civil society, NGOs and media, 8% academia and think tanks.
Limited positions across the four days. One partner per category.
Questions
Who are you looking for?
Founders, executives and leaders whose insight will define how their industry works in the decade ahead. Years of practice and a record of real results, rather than seniority alone.
How many partnerships are available?
A limited number across the four days, and each is exclusive to its category. Once a category is taken for a day, it is closed.
How are orators and panellists prepared?
Oxford Talks curates every orator and panellist. We prioritise relevance, rigour and point of view. Partners shape the thematic direction of the sessions they host.
Are you part of the World Economic Forum?
No. Oxford Talks House runs alongside the Forum in Davos and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the World Economic Forum.