Engage with latest foresight tools
Leverage methodologies from GESDA, ETH, and others to identify key signals and spot disruptions before they impact your strategy
How to leverage frontier-science anticipation
to stay ahead
A 2-hour, invite‑only workshop exploring
early signals in AI & climate, health, nature-tech
grounded in principles for anticipatory leadership
Why this workshop matters
Stress-test your todays strategies
against tomorrow’s science and technology
Generate concrete, actionable solutions to embed science-informed foresight
to facilitate strategic decisions in business and policymaking
Join anticipatory leadership lab
Collaborate with peers on set of anticipatory leadership principles for boards and executives to navigate a science-accelerated world
Walk away with strategic assets
Leave with a checklist to test organizational readiness against tech acceleration, plus future scenarios ready for internal and external use.
More details coming soon
The intelligence behind the workshop
GESDA’s Science Breakthrough Radar®
The session is informed by GESDA’s anticipatory insight on upcoming scientific and technological breakthroughs with major social impact and strategic relevance.
Science-informed insights
GESDA’s Science Breakthrough Radar® is an annual publication of the Science Breakthrough Radar®, anticipates emerging scientific domains, and their potential impacts on society over 5-, 10- and 25-year horizons to inform policy and collective action.
The Radar® helps leaders to:
- detect weak signals early,
- interpret their strategic significance, and
- align national, corporate and philanthropic agendas with credible frontier-science outlooks.
Radar® has already supported key multilateral processes in International Geneva, from a neurotechnology resolution at the Human Rights Council, to the biosecurity implications of synthetic biology, or the applications of quantum algorithms to support the SDGs through the Open Quantum Institute, hosted at CERN.
What's next?
Session details and registration
- Session title
- Leading in a Science-Accelerated World
- Venue
- World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026, Davos
- Date
- Wednesday, 21 January 2026
- Time
- 10:00 AM -12:00 PM (120 min)
- Location
- Hotel National – InTent
- Format
- Workshop-style session, featuring anticipatory foresight exercise
- Confidentiality
- Chattham House rules apply
- Host
- Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA)