Have a look at the highlights of Singapore 2026 edition
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Have a look at the highlights of Singapore 2026 edition
Douglas Geertz IMEDE 1988 Professor in Geopolitics and Business, Professor of Finance, and Director of the IMD World Competitiveness Center
Arturo Bris explores how rising government debt, the AI investment boom and geopolitical uncertainty are affecting global financial markets and businesses.
Day one of Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) Singapore 2026 set the stage for a week of learning, reflection, and fresh perspectives. Under the theme Future-ready, now: Competitiveness in a Changing World, participants explored how leaders and organizations can navigate uncertainty, embrace change, and strengthen their competitive edge. Through insightful discussions and shared experiences, the day highlighted the importance of adaptability, innovation, and forward-thinking leadership in shaping a resilient future.
From the evolving financial landscape to the strategic implications of AI, day two of Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) explored how leaders can navigate technological change and prepare for the future. Discussions highlighted the importance of adaptability and long-term thinking, while insights into Singapore’s public transport and urban planning demonstrated how strategic foresight and innovation can create lasting value beyond immediate gains.
From strategic decision-making to AI-driven innovation, day three of Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) challenged participants to rethink what defines effective leadership. Sessions explored how sound judgment, trust, and communication shape strategic choices, while highlighting the importance of navigating competing priorities, managing risks, and bringing people together to turn disruption into opportunity.
From shifting global dynamics to AI-driven transformation, day four of Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) challenged participants to rethink how they navigate uncertainty and turn strategy into action. Through real-world cases and discussions on innovation, strategic execution, and urban competitiveness, leaders explored the importance of adaptability and sound decision-making. Experiential exercises with horses offered a different perspective on leadership, highlighting how trust, self-awareness, and the willingness to let go of control can drive meaningful change.
From lessons in adaptability to strategic thinking and future-ready leadership, the final day of Orchestrating Winning Performance (OWP) challenged participants to rethink how they navigate change and build for the future.
At the closing ceremony, participants reflected on a transformative week of learning, stepping beyond their comfort zones, gaining fresh perspectives, and building meaningful connections. As Professor Mark Greeven reminded the 150 participants, “You can’t be future-ready alone.”