Page @ Davos 2026

Join senior communications leaders for an intimate, invitation-only breakfast during Davos focused on the forces reshaping business, leadership, and the modern communications function.

As global expectations shift at unprecedented speed, this session will bring together top CCOs to explore new insights from the Page–Harris Poll Confidence in Business Index — including the trends redefining trust, reputational risk and enterprise leadership in 2026. Moderated by Eleanor Hawkins, Communications Strategist & Writer at Axios, this gathering will translate the data into practice, creating space for honest dialogue, practical insights, and peer exchange on how CCOs are responding to the pressures and opportunities revealed in the new findings.

This program is hosted by Qualcomm, supported by Stagwell, and presented in collaboration with the Page Society.

We are delighted to invite you to an exclusive breakfast and thought leadership session hosted by Hotwire and Page Society during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, Switzerland.

Agentic Organizations: The Future of Communications
In this world driven by AI, leaders now have to orchestrate a mixed cast of humans and autonomous agents, balancing originality, ethics, and judgment with speed, scale, and precision. Agency—the capacity to act and influence outcomes—has become the new currency of business. But who gets to decide? The human or the machine? Join a thought-provoking discussion on how agency is shifting from humans to increasingly autonomous systems—inside and outside the enterprise, and the impact that will have on leaders for how, and even to whom, they communicate today and tomorrow.

Please join us for the launch of a new global study on the evolution of managing reputation capital amid changing and turbulent times.

The study looks at organizational investments in reputation management, how this impacts performance, and the future opportunities and challenges that reputation leaders may see with the growth of AI technologies, shifting societal expectations and behaviors, and market and geopolitical volatility.

The findings are based on interviews with over 3,000 C-Suite and Corporate Affairs leaders in 27 markets and are prepared in consultation with the Reputation Capital Council – a global network of senior corporate affairs professionals, Earned First, and Page Society.

The session offers useful insights for reputation leaders navigating changes within their organization and operating environment, and a chance to reflect on and discuss these with other senior peers.

It will include a presentation on the study findings by Sandpiper Research & Insights, followed by panel discussion with C-Suite leaders that is moderated by Earned First’s Founding Editor, Arun Sudhaman. The event is proudly supported by TCS.

Join Chief Communications Officers and senior communications leaders for an evening of connection and insight at our Page @ Davos networking reception. In addition to peer conversation and informal networking, the program will feature a special fireside chat with Omar Berrada, CEO of Manchester United Football Club.

Omar will share perspectives on leadership, global brand stewardship, and navigating reputation in one of the world’s most high-profile organizations, offering lessons relevant to any senior communications leader operating on a global stage.

We’re delighted to host this Page reception, supported by Jonathan Adashek and IBM, and hope you’ll be part of this unique conversation.

Please note: Space is extremely limited and we expect this session to reach capacity quickly and we will only be able to admit guests who RSVP in advance. If you plan to attend, please register as early as possible.

This breakfast roundtable is an off-the-record opportunity for CCOs and corporate affairs professionals to gather and discuss how to navigate the opportunities and risks of the AI revolution.

Why it matters: The conversation around AI has fundamentally shifted. It's no longer about copilots and assistants — it's about autonomous agents reshaping entire enterprises. For CCOs, this presents an unprecedented challenge: how do you protect and build reputation capital when AI moves faster than policy and against the backdrop of extreme geopolitical turbulence and a distrusted, polarized media landscape.

Between the lines: This isn't a panel or a thought leadership exercise. It's a working conversation with peers who are navigating the same inflection point.

Format: Chatham House Rules

Breakfast and networking will start at 9:00 a.m. and the group conversation will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m.