Overview
Davos 2025, the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025 annual meeting, is scheduled for January 20—24, 2025 in Davos-Knosters, Switzerland. The 54th annual meeting will bring together more than 2,500 leaders and stakeholders from various sectors and industries to discuss pressing global challenges.
Under the theme “Collaboration For The Intelligent Age,” participants will address critical issues such as navigating geopolitical shocks, stimulating economic growth to enhance living standards, and ensuring a just and inclusive energy transition. This gathering aims to foster collaboration and develop comprehensive solutions that promote resilience and prosperity for people and the planet.
As part of Marsh McLennan and a knowledge partner of the World Economic Forum, we are committed to driving initiatives towards a net-zero and nature-positive future. Our goal is to support initiatives that align with the theme of collaboration and innovation, engaging a diverse community of stakeholders. Know more. Do more. Be part of the change.
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Oliver Wyman At Davos
As part of the Marsh McLennan delegation, we are hosting a range of events at the World Economic Forum 2025, sparking discussions and inspiring action on a range of issues facing business leaders in today's uncertain world. Here are some of the events that are on our agenda.
January 21, 6:30 a.m.—7 a.m. CET registration and breakfast; 7 a.m.—8:30 a.m. CET executive dialogue
Executives across various industries are navigating a landscape where growth potential is linked to significant uncertainties, such as economic volatility, geopolitical instability, and rapid technological innovation. Despite these challenges, global leaders remain optimistic and are actively seeking growth opportunities. They aim to transform their organizations into stronger, more resilient, and human-centric enterprises.
This CEO panel discussion, hosted by Mercer and the Oliver Wyman Forum, will feature leaders sharing insights and strategies for guiding their organizations through transformative times, followed by a fireside chat on practical strategies for implementing these changes.
Speakers: Ana Kreacic, Partner and Chief Knowledge Officer, Oliver Wyman and COO, Oliver Wyman Forum; Ravin Jesuthasan, Senior Partner Global Leader, Transformation Services, Mercer; Pat Tomlinson, President and CEO, Mercer
January 21, 12 p.m.—1:30 p.m. CET
Investors, executives, and policymakers are all striving to make sense of how the economy and financial sector will evolve. Global growth forecasts are uneven, trade policies are being reassessed, and business models are in a state of flux. In this session, we will explore the broader economic and market implications of these shifting macroeconomic conditions and policies. What do these changes mean for the financial sector? At our exclusive annual financial services luncheon, where we will share insights and perspectives on some of the most pivotal debates in finance today.
Speakers: Ted Moynihan, Managing Partner and Global Head of Industries, Oliver Wyman; Huw van Steenis, Vice Chair and Partner, Oliver Wyman
January 22, 7 a.m.—8:30 a.m. CET
Join Oliver Wyman, Mercer, and Mercer Marsh Benefits for a session on the health threats posed by climate change, including heatwaves, extreme weather, and pandemics. We'll explore policies, incentives, and strategies to enhance health system resilience. The event will showcase new research on managing risk and leveraging technology to address high-priority diseases. We'll discuss the importance of collaboration, funding, and partnerships in building robust health systems practical strategies for implementing these changes. Register to join the conversation.
Moderator: Herve Balzano, Global Leader, Health and Benefits Practice, Mercer and Marsh
Speakers: Oliver Eitelwein, Partner, Health and Life Sciences, Oliver Wyman; Terry Stone, Managing Partner, Health and Life Sciences, Oliver Wyman; Pat Tomlinson, CEO, Mercer
January 22, 3 p.m.—5 p.m. CET
World Bank analysis indicates that achieving gender parity in employment could increase global GDP by up to 20%. The session will focus on launching Oliver Wyman Forum's "Representation Matters" report, connecting its findings to recent global developments, including the 2024 elections and economic tensions. It aims to engage leaders from various sectors on supporting progress in women's political representation and economic inclusion. The session will foster cross-sector dialogue and build a community of women leaders and allies for shared learning, networking, and collective action.
Insights
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