## Geo-Economics and Resilience

The Geo-Economics & Resilience series helps leaders make sense of a fragmented global environment by connecting macroeconomic conditions, geopolitics, cyber risk, supply chain exposure, and transition constraints into a single, actionable decision agenda. It clarifies how shocks and policy shifts transmit across markets and sectors, and highlights the trade-offs shaping investment, sourcing, security, and competitiveness. You will leave with a clearer view of priority risks, strategic options, and resilience measures to strengthen performance under volatility.Explore the upcoming events around Geo-Economics and Resilience.


### Powering the Future: From Minerals to Megawatts

This session will explore how leaders across mining, processing, manufacturing, technology and electricity systems can work together to build more coordinated and resilient value chains. Drawing on the insights of the From Minerals to Megawatts report, the discussion will examine how better collaboration, investment and planning across the full value chain can help secure the materials needed to power the next phase of global growth.19 August 2026, 18.00-18.45 CETReplay


### AI for Financial Services: What Leaders Need to Know

Drawing on insights from the World Economic Forum’s AI Playbook for Financial Services, this session will explore the strategic priorities shaping the next phase of AI adoption across the sector. From governance and workforce transformation to data foundations and the rise of agentic AI, the discussion will examine what financial institutions need to scale AI responsibly, securely and effectively – and what leaders need to know to turn AI ambition into sustained impact.30 September 2026, 15.00-15.30

[Register](https://initiatives.weforum.org/strategic-intelligence-community/event-details/the-ai-playbook-for-financial-services:-what-leaders-need-to-know/a0WTG000001zFmL2AU)


### The Future of Tourism

This session will explore how destinations can move towards more resilient and regenerative models—connecting tourism with investment, infrastructure, innovation, culture and community development. Bringing together perspectives from across sectors, the discussion will examine how places can balance economic opportunity with local needs, strengthen their long-term competitiveness and ensure that growth benefits both visitors and the people who call these destinations home.29 September 2026, 15.00-15.30 CET

[Register](https://initiatives.weforum.org/strategic-intelligence-community/event-details/the-future-of-tourism/a0WTG000001rJX02AM)


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