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Edition 03 Three days · Five pillars · One agenda

January 12–15, 2027 Villa Beaulieu · St. Moritz Industry
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CURATED SINCE 2018 Application-only

Where DeepTech Meets Real-World Adoption.
Curated, not crowded. No hype, just what actually works.

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What the Industry Days Are.

The Industry Days bring together corporates, ventures, infrastructure providers, regulators and technologists to discuss something the industry too often skips: what DeepTech actually delivers in the real economy.

Under the DeepTech umbrella – AI, agents, quantum, cyber security and blockchain – a curated community of practitioners and decision makers examines how adoption really works. Not in theory, not in pitch decks, but in application.

The agenda runs curated keynotes, panels, roundtables and private moments at Villa Beaulieu in the center of St. Moritz, the same week as CfC St. Moritz.

About the Industry Days

Five Pillars. Three Days. One Agenda.

DeepTech as a thematic arc, reweighted each edition. Each edition leans differently across the five pillars. The 2027 agenda places focus on agents, blockchain infrastructure and applied AI.

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AI

Application in operations, regulated markets and business models. Where prototypes become production.

Operations · Markets · Models

Agents

Autonomous systems in enterprise use. What works, what breaks, what governance looks like.

Enterprise · Governance

Quantum

From research lab to productive application. The honest state of post-classical computing.

Research · Application

Cyber

Resilience in an agentic world. New attack surfaces, new defenses, new responsibilities.

Resilience · Defense

Blockchain

Infrastructure, identity, tokenization, custody and new market architectures. Technology, not trading.

Infrastructure · Identity

A note on blockchain. On the Industry Days, blockchain stands for technology and infrastructure, not for crypto trading. Blockchain topics appear where they have technological or business substance.

Speakers From Past Editions.

The operators, builders, investors and policymakers who have taken the stage across two editions. The 2027 lineup confirms across autumn.

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Daniel Risch

Former PM Liechtenstein

Dr. Leemon Baird

Hedera

Staci Warden

Algorand Foundation

Nick Ducoff

Solana Foundation

Sébastien Badault

Ledger

Clarisse Hagège

Dfns

Chris Fabian

Giga · UNICEF + ITU

Müge Cöteli

Relm Insurance

Vít Jedlička

Liberland

Laura Borum

Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Why Join the Industry Days.

Five reasons to join — and who you'll meet there.

1 Three days of focused DeepTech, reweighted every edition. Each edition sharpens the lens. The agenda moves with the industry, not the news cycle.
2 Concrete use cases and adoption questions, not trend talks. Speakers are working on the implementation, not just the narrative. The room rewards specifics.
3 A handpicked community of practitioners, decision makers and pioneers. Attendance is curated. The room composition is the product.
4 Roundtables and working sessions for real work on real questions. Less stage, more table. Sessions are designed to produce, not to entertain.
5 Embedded in the CfC St. Moritz week, with its own audience and agenda. Same place, same week, distinct format. Investors next door, but a different conversation.

Who You'll Meet.

Corporates and established industry players

Operators · Adopters

Technology providers and infrastructure partners

Builders · Vendors

Ventures and venture builders

Early stage · Growth

Investors with a technology lens

Capital · Conviction

Policy, government and regulators

Frameworks · Rules

Research, universities and applied innovation

Labs · Translation

The Partners That Have Joined Before.

The Industry Days have built a curated partner base over two editions across foundations, corporates, banks, technology providers and regulators. The 2027 partner round opens with the agenda. Sponsoring is more than visibility. It is participation in a conversation the DeepTech industry too rarely has honestly.