Every January, the World Economic Forum brings together political, business, and thought leaders. Better known as Davos, it is arguably the most exclusive annual event in the world. Although more than 3,000 leaders attend as well as more than 500 members of the press, Davos does not measure success by attendance or media coverage. In this thought-provoking session, regular Davos attendee Dr. Charlotte M. Farmer, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, UL Research Institutes, will explain how Davos organizers evaluate its impact by the conversations sparked, partnerships formed, and progress achieved. Here is some of what you will take away:

• Purposeful Design Created Spaces for Impact—Dedicated spaces for multilateral discussions enabled diplomats, CEOs, and thought leaders to engage in meaningful dialogue. These hubs are designed to encourage openness, innovation, and partnership.
• Seamless Logistics Orchestrated a Flawless Experience—Davos achieved easy access and mobility while providing enhanced security for thousands of world famous VIPs.
• Designed for Exclusivity and Engagement—Explore first-hand examples of how Davos created moments that feel both intimate and exclusive, while also fostering a sense of community.