The right amount of time for the question.
A focused roundtable, a half-day forum or a full-day summit. Each format gives leaders a different opportunity to examine one issue together.
Three event formats
Each event focuses on one track. Roundtables are moderated discussions. Forums and summits may also include panels and group work.
Executive Roundtable
Small-group discussion
A moderated conversation with peers. Breakfast, lunch, high tea or dinner can be the setting.
Half-Day Leadership Forum
Panel and table discussion
A moderated panel brings different views into focus. Working discussions give participants time to test those views against their own decisions.
Full-Day Leadership Summit
Full-day, one-track program
Panels and smaller groups examine one business question from several sides, with more time to compare ideas and practical choices.
What every format includes
Choose a format based on the question, who needs to take part and how much time the discussion needs.
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The question comes first
Participants should understand the decision they will examine before they arrive.
02
The discussion stays independent
Sponsors are identified, but their involvement does not give them control over what participants say.
03
The experience continues
Useful reading, agreed follow-up and future relevant conversations can extend the exchange.
Events by format
Browse confirmed events by format as they are announced. Every event has its own topic, agenda and audience.
Upcoming exchanges
See the event listings for confirmed roundtables, half-day forums and full-day summits. Each event sets its own topic, audience and participation details.
Past exchanges
Past roundtables, forums and summits are added to the archive only after their original event details have been checked.
Ask about an event format
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